Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture
Discover Art on Delmar
A New Vision For Delmar!
Innovation and Diversity are at the center of this historic corridor. Art isn’t confined to galleries, it lives on the walls, in public spaces and in everyday experiences of the 8 neighborhoods that surround Delmar Main Street.
From large-scale murals to sculptural installations, each piece tells a story, inviting you to expolore, reflect and connect.
Arts And Culture Directory
Dietrich Klinge
Timeless Forms in Bronze
At 5080 Delmar Blvd., German sculptor Dietrich Klinge presents powerful bronze figures that feel both ancient and modern.
Grosser PfuBrub (2000) – A towering, textured figure that challenges ideas of strength and permanence.
Polyante (2001) – A striking form with raw, carved detail that blurs the line between wood and metal.
These works invite viewers to slow down and consider the human form through time, material, and memory.
Jamie Bonfiglio
Arts Meets Innovation
At 5127 Delmar Blvd., Jamie Bonfiglio brings color and storytelling together in:
Satellites for a Sustainable Future (2024) – A towering, textured figure that challenges ideas of strength and permanence.
This vibrant mural explores how technology—like satellite data—supports communities, from urban farming to future STEM careers.
Creativity in Motion
Untitled (2021) Created by STL Artworks youth apprentices, at 6170 Delmar Blvd., this mural celebrates imagination, collaboration, and the power of art to build confidence and community.
Aleida Ruelas Hertel
Stories of Migration & Connection
Building Bridges (2021) at 5887 Delmar Blvd. created by Aleida Ruelas Hertel and collaborators, this mural uses monarch butterflies and cultural symbols to reflect shared journeys, resilience, and unity across communities.
Janet Lofquist
Designing Community
Hive(2009) This sculptural installation at 6007 Delmar Blvd.
by Janet Lofquist symbolizes growth and collaboration through a honeycomb-inspired design—reflecting how communities come together to build something stronger.
Ron Fondaw
Where Art, Light, and Movement Meet
Vertcal Loop (2003) Ron Fondaw creates a playful, illuminated experience with towering sculptures representing music, dance, literature, and visual art—bringing the corridor to life day and night.
William Cochran
Heart of the Arts
Kardia (2003) This glass installation on 6128 Delmar Blvd. by William Cochran captures community stories and transforms them into a vibrant visual expression of connection and creativity.
Brian Zimmerman
Light as an Invitation
Conjoin and Allure (2015) at 6128 Delmar Blvd. features thousands of LED lights that create a glowing gateway which draws people into the arts experience—designed by Brian Zimmerman.
Cbabi Bayoc
Art, Culture, and Joy
Untitled (MO Art Supply) (2023) at 6178 Delmar Blvd. Cbabi Bayoc brings expressive characters and vibrant storytelling together in a mural that celebrates creativity, identity, and everyday connection.
Design as Identity
Untitled (2024) Created by Arcturis, at 6170 Delmar Blvd. this bold typographic mural celebrates the energy and rhythm of Delmar through color and form.
Jamie Bonfiglio, commissioned by NASA Lifelines
2024
One noticable chip, could use some cleaning Call Email
Janet Lofquist, commissioned by Arts in Transit for Metro Transit St. Louis.
2009
Natural wear and tear, rusting, chipping Call Email
Louisa Otero-Prada, Carol Lara, Eliana Cristancho, Aleida Ruelas Hertel
2021
In good condition Call Email
Ron Fondow, commissioned by Arts in Transit for the City of St. Louis
2003
Natural wear and tear, chipped in places, Base of 4th pillar slightly rotated/dislodged but stable, the base of the 5th, 6th, and 7th pillars are cracked with holes Call Email
