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go to Let Us Feel Heartbreak: Contemporary Art and the Environment page
JAMES M. KEMPER GALLERY
Let Us Feel Heartbreak: Contemporary Art and the Environment
August 17, 2024–ongoing
go to Artists in Exile: European Surrealists in the US during and after World War II page
GERTRUDE BERNOUDY GALLERY
Artists in Exile: European Surrealists in the US during and after World War II
September 1, 2023–ongoing
go to Learn about the Art on Campus program's growing collection page
Art on Campus
Learn about the Art on Campus program's growing collection
The Art on Campus program is a growing collection of public artworks by nationally and internationally recognized artists.
Collection Highlights
go to Frontispiece, Plate I from the series Le Carceri (The Prisons) page
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
Frontispiece, Plate I from the series Le Carceri (The Prisons)
1761
go to Portrait of the Honorable Francis North, 4th Earl of Guilford page
George Romney
Portrait of the Honorable Francis North, 4th Earl of Guilford
1780
go to Les belles cyclistes (The Women Cyclists) page
Fernand Léger
Les belles cyclistes (The Women Cyclists)
1944
go to Twilight: Mount Desert Island, Maine page
Frederic Edwin Church
Twilight: Mount Desert Island, Maine
1865
go to Compositie VII: ‘de drie Gratiën’ (Composition VII: The Three Graces) page
Theo van Doesburg
Compositie VII: ‘de drie Gratiën’ (Composition VII: The Three Graces)
1917
go to Le chemin des vieux, Luzancy, Seine-et-Marne (The Path of the Old People) page
Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
Le chemin des vieux, Luzancy, Seine-et-Marne (The Path of the Old People)
1871–72
go to My Kingdom Is the Right Size, from The King of Solana Beach page
Eleanor Antin
My Kingdom Is the Right Size, from The King of Solana Beach
1974
go to My Kingdom Is the Right Size, from The King of Solana Beach page
Eleanor Antin
My Kingdom Is the Right Size, from The King of Solana Beach
1974
go to ¡Otra Margarita! (Another Marguerite!) page
Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida
¡Otra Margarita! (Another Marguerite!)
1892
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The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum is free and open to the public. Its mission is to collect significant modern and contemporary art and preserve its collection for current and future generations; provide excellence in art historical research, exhibition, and object-based learning; and engage the campus population, its visitors and alumni, the St. Louis region, and the global art community.