The Studio at Gallery Row is a new exhibit and project space in St Charles, Missouri, focusing on multimedia, fiber and sculpture. Housed in the historic 1924 Hupmobile Dealership building (above the Art Glass Array studio,) it includes approximately 1000 sq ft of exhibit space in addition to Deanne Row's sculpture and painting studio. The Studio at Gallery Row will be open to the public for events during posted hours; otherwise, visit The Studio gallery or Deanne's private studio space by appointment.  Look for the bright blue door!

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Our Values

Black lives matter. Women’s rights are human rights. Reproductive Autonomy and Body Autonomy are human rights. BIPOC rights are human rights. Love is Love. LGBTQIA+ rights are human rights. No human is illegal. Science is real. Representation matters.

Collaborate, Embrace change, Share knowledge freely, Be generous with others, Think big and Embrace risks.

Our Mission

To celebrate and support the work and livelihood of artists by providing an inclusive venue to exhibit, gather, share and learn. To celebrate and support our local community of art lovers by providing meaningful exhibits, artist talks, demonstrations and gatherings to nurture their passion for the visual arts.

Inspired by the work of Yvonne Shortt and others working cooperatively, I have begun examining my own participation in existing institutional frameworks that focus on "winning" and "who you know" instead of inclusivity and work ethic. We shore up the structure of this outdated framework by paying to play, by competing with our colleagues, and by allowing our artistic journeys to be directed by others, while the basic needs of we artists competing to exhibit are not always met. As an ongoing experiment, I have decided to limit the funds I spend each year on application fees, memberships, shipping costs, and donations, therefore increasing my financial ability to produce meaningful exhibits for myself and guest artists at Gallery Row. I want to explore the ways that artists can be supported with technology, instruction, time, space and listening to their stories. (In addition, of course, to the presentation and marketing of completed work.)