Art House is a vibrant and welcoming center founded on the belief that creative arts enrich lives. Through rotating exhibits, focused instruction and educational outreach, our mission is to create opportunities for the economic and artistic growth of established and emerging artists and to nurture the community’s appreciation and understanding of the arts.

The building at 531 Court Street in downtown Fulton, Missouri is the home for the nonprofit Art House gallery as well as two other businesses: Court Street Custom Framing and Studio Seven. In just one year we have become the artistic hub in the Brick district. We are a center for photography, framing, and the promotion and celebration of art for our community.

The Art House gallery is a 501c3 charitable organization. The goals for this charitable enterprise include the promotion of the arts throughout our community through the display and sale of fine art, the support of local and regional artists, and the hosting of art education and other events. The Art House also serves as a centerpiece in the efforts of the Brick District to bring more events, tourists, and businesses to our historic downtown.

The gallery is open six days a week. We represent 100 regional artists and feature paintings, ceramics, jewelry, textiles, hand-made greeting cards and much more. The Art House hosts classes teaching painting, ceramics, jewelry making, drawing, fiber arts, and other fine arts as well as other events including Fun Art Fridays with music, drinks, and the opportunity for people of all skill levels to explore the fun of creating art. The gallery is also available as a venue for receptions, parties, and other events. Our two major regional events in the year are Callaway Plein Air held the last weekend of May and Autumn on the Bricks held the second Saturday in October.

Our anniversary celebration is taking place on March 20th at the Art House. Tickets and other information can be found at The Palette Affair

Attend the opening of our Spring Exhibit on March 19th for a preview of the pieces in the art auction at The Palette Affair. Spring Exhibit is free and open to the public.