The Gallery at the Library

The Gallery at the Library The gallery is free and open to the public. All artwork is for sale.

The Gallery at the Library is a 2,000-square-foot art gallery located inside the Hermann branch of Scenic Regional Library, which hosts four three-month-long exhibits each year.

The Gallery at the Library is closed until further notice, due to flooding at the Hermann branch of Scenic Regional Libr...
05/12/2025

The Gallery at the Library is closed until further notice, due to flooding at the Hermann branch of Scenic Regional Library. We apologize for any inconvenience.

The Gallery will be closed while we are cleaning up!
05/09/2025

The Gallery will be closed while we are cleaning up!

Join us at The Gallery at the Library – Hermann MO Library for “Landscapes: Views from the Easel”, a breathtaking exhibi...
05/07/2025

Join us at The Gallery at the Library – Hermann MO Library for “Landscapes: Views from the Easel”, a breathtaking exhibition celebrating the beauty of nature through the eyes of talented landscape artists.

🖼️ Opening Reception:
📅 June 6 | 🕕 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Enjoy refreshments and be the first to explore the exhibit!

🗓️ Exhibit Dates: June 6 – August 22
📍 FREE & open to the public – All ages welcome
🎨 All artwork for sale!

Come experience the majesty of natural vistas, tranquil rural scenes, and the stunning interplay of light and color. Sponsored in memory of Michele Fehlings.

📚✨ Join us for a special afternoon with Missouri’s first Poet Laureate, Walter Bargen! ✨📚We are thrilled to present Gall...
05/05/2025

📚✨ Join us for a special afternoon with Missouri’s first Poet Laureate, Walter Bargen! ✨📚
We are thrilled to present Gallery Studio: Missouri Masters in Verse on May 10th at 2:00pm! Walter Bargen will be reading a selection of poems inspired by our current exhibit, Missouri Masters, which celebrates the rich artistic legacy of the Show-Me State. 🎨
Experience the magic of poetry and visual art coming together as Walter brings the exhibit to life through verse, reflecting on Missouri's landscapes, stories, and the creative spirit that defines our state. 🌄🎤
This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to connect with art in a whole new way. Don't miss it! Register Now! https://bit.ly/43w6oXg

Check the newest episode of Taking the Scenic Route. Steve talks to artist Bryan Haynes about his work and upcoming arti...
04/25/2025

Check the newest episode of Taking the Scenic Route. Steve talks to artist Bryan Haynes about his work and upcoming artist talk.

This episode’s guests are internationally recognized artist Bryan Haynes, who operates a studio and gallery in Washington, Missouri. He will discuss his artwork and upcoming artist talk at the Hermann branch. Jessica Conlin, the owner of Little Lost Kitchen in Warrenton, Missouri, will discuss making homemade pasta and her upcoming program at the Wright City branch. Kelly Tecklenburg, with SOS Senior Services, will discuss her upcoming program on Swedish Death Cleaning at the Warrenton branch.

The podcast is hosted by Library Director Steve Campbell. To listen to the episode, visit rss.com/podcasts/scenicregional or wherever you find podcasts. Visit www.scenicregional.org/events to register for these programs.

🎨 Artist Talk: Bryan Haynes – A Journey Through Missouri’s Past in Art 🎨Join us Thursday May 1st 6pm, for an unforgettab...
04/23/2025

🎨 Artist Talk: Bryan Haynes – A Journey Through Missouri’s Past in Art 🎨
Join us Thursday May 1st 6pm, for an unforgettable evening with Missouri's own Bryan Haynes, a celebrated artist whose work intertwines history, storytelling, and fine art. With over 40 years of artistic experience, Bryan will share the evolution of his career—from commercial illustration to his iconic New Regionalism style.
In this immersive Gallery Studio presentation, Bryan will walk us through a stunning slideshow of his illustrations, paintings, and drawings, giving a unique perspective on Missouri’s history, his artistic process, and the critical role viewers play in interpreting art.
🖼️ Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a visual journey through Missouri’s past!
To register https://bit.ly/41VEfGE

Meet the Masters!Michael Bauermeister is a distinguished sculptor and wood artist known for his intricate and innovative...
04/21/2025

Meet the Masters!

Michael Bauermeister is a distinguished sculptor and wood artist known for his intricate and innovative work in wood. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the Kansas City Art Institute, his art is held in prestigious collections such as the Smithsonian's Renwick Gallery, the Boston Museum of Art, and the United States State Department's Art in Embassies program. His work has been featured in major publications like American Craft and Woodturning, and he has participated in numerous exhibitions, including solo shows at venues like the SOMI Gallery and Patina Gallery. Bauermeister has received numerous awards, including the Award of Excellence in Wood at the Smithsonian Craft Show in 2016, and has completed notable commissions, including for the Emperor of Japan in 2018. His mastery of wood as a medium continues to inspire the contemporary art world.

Check out more of his work at www.michaelbauermeister.com

📚✨ Join us for a special afternoon with Missouri’s first Poet Laureate, Walter Bargen! ✨📚We are thrilled to present Gall...
04/18/2025

📚✨ Join us for a special afternoon with Missouri’s first Poet Laureate, Walter Bargen! ✨📚

We are thrilled to present Gallery Studio: Missouri Masters in Verse on May 10th at 2:00pm! Walter Bargen will be reading a selection of poems inspired by our current exhibit, Missouri Masters, which celebrates the rich artistic legacy of the Show-Me State. 🎨

Experience the magic of poetry and visual art coming together as Walter brings the exhibit to life through verse, reflecting on Missouri's landscapes, stories, and the creative spirit that defines our state. 🌄🎤

This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to connect with art in a whole new way. Don't miss it! Register Now! https://bit.ly/43w6oXg

Meet the Masters!Hans Droog is a St. Louis-based artist renowned for his ability to blend realism with a profound apprec...
04/14/2025

Meet the Masters!

Hans Droog is a St. Louis-based artist renowned for his ability to blend realism with a profound appreciation for nature. His diverse body of work includes paintings, sculptures, and handcrafted furniture, all deeply inspired by the landscapes of the Midwest, Southwest, and Colorado.
Early in his career, Droog gained recognition for his wildlife sculptures and paintings, securing commissions from well-known organizations such as John Deere, Ralston Purina, Anheuser-Busch, as well as private collectors. His art was featured in local bed and breakfasts, restaurants, and at the St. Louis Zoo’s “Zoofari” event.
While in Trinidad, Colorado, Droog expanded his practice to include large-scale public metal sculptures and wood craftsmanship. He completed several commissioned works for the City of Trinidad, Trinchera Ranch, and Space to Create.
Now back in St. Louis, Droog continues to create intricate metal and wood sculptures, seamlessly blending realism with the beauty and inspiration of nature.

Check out more of his work at https://hans-droog.pixels.com/

🎨 Call for Artists!We're seeking creative minds to take part in our upcoming exhibit: Bricolage — the art of transformin...
04/10/2025

🎨 Call for Artists!
We're seeking creative minds to take part in our upcoming exhibit: Bricolage — the art of transforming found objects into thought-provoking works.

✨ Whether you sculpt, assemble, collage, or construct, we want to see how you can turn the everyday into the extraordinary.

🗓 Deadline to submit: June 28th
Apply ar scenicregional.org/gallery
Let your imagination run wild and show us what bricolage means to you!

Meet the Masters Billyo O'Donnell, raised west of St. Louis near the Missouri River, is recognized as one of America’s t...
04/07/2025

Meet the Masters

Billyo O'Donnell, raised west of St. Louis near the Missouri River, is recognized as one of America’s top landscape painters, featured in the Sea to Shining Sea exhibit at the Haggin Museum in Stockton, California.

He has won multiple "Best in Show" awards, including at the 2012 Laguna Beach Invitational and the 2009 Maui Plein Air Invitational, and received the 2012 Independent Artist Award from the Missouri Arts Council. His book Painting Missouri won the 2009 Governor’s Humanities Book Award and has sold 8,000 copies. In 2013, Billyo was invited to the White House to create an ornament for the national Christmas tree.

A member of the Plein Air Painters of America since 2013, Billyo has participated in cultural exchanges in China and exhibited across the U.S. He also painted a series for the Saint Louis Symphony's 2001–2002 subscription guide.

🎨 Thank You,  Missouri Arts Council 🎨 We are so grateful to the Missouri Arts Council for their support through the Expr...
03/31/2025

🎨 Thank You, Missouri Arts Council 🎨

We are so grateful to the Missouri Arts Council for their support through the Express Grant! Their funding helps cover our advertising costs, allowing us to reach more people, promote creativity, and bring amazing arts programs to our community.
With their support, we can continue to connect artists and audiences, making the arts more accessible for all. Thank you, Missouri Arts Council, for investing in the power of the arts! 💙🎭

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123-A Bavarian Hills Boulevard
Hermann, MO
65041

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+15734862024

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