Gallery Dates for 2009
 YOUNG MASTERS I: Hannibal High School
Closing Reception:
Tuesday, May 12, 5:00-7:30 p.m.
April 27th - May 12th
 1920s Comics by Lawrence William Steibel
Opening Reception: Friday, May 29, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Exhibit open May 29th to June 27th
The collection of original 1920s comics created by the late L. W. Steibel was a recent gift to the Hannibal Arts Council from Lawrence and Elenora Steibel. The Hannibal Arts Council is very excited to be in receipt of this most generous gift, which will alllow Mr. Steibel's work to always be together, be a a testament to his creative abilities and make the artwork a valued part of our permanent collection.
 Heart Gallery
Opening Reception: Wednesday, July 1, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Exhibit open July 1st to July 10th
The Heart Gallery is a traveling photographic and audio exhibit created to find forever families for children in foster care.The Heart Gallery of America is a collaborative project of over 120 Heart Galleries across the United States (and growing) designed to increase the number of adoptive families for children needing homes in our community.
  ORIGINALE I and II: Best of Show Winners
William Krehmeier (painting)
Willy Richmond (photography)
Opening Reception: Friday, July 17, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Exhibit open July 17th to August 8th
Gallery Hours
Mon. - Fri. 9am - 5pm, Saturdays 9-Noon (during exhibit dates ONLY)
The Hannibal Arts Council Galleries are active, viable gallery spaces hosting monthly exhibits featuring two-and three-dimensional works by regional artists of all ages. Thee are two galleries: The Helen Cruikshank Knighton Gallery is downstairs, and Gallery g2 is upstairs. Visitors to the galleries represent a cross section of the community and region, as do the artists represented. In order to serve the widest possible artistic and community cultural interests, all exhibits are oriented toward positive, life-affirming, humane values that will expand and enrich the experience of artists and audiences of all ages and varied backgrounds. Artistic pluralism and cultural diversity are important factors in the selection of a range of activities and artworks promoted, sponsored, and supported by the Council to engage, demonstrate, and elevate a variety of perspectives and viewpoints. We are proud to be able to provide the venue for these exciting aspects of visual art programming in the area.
Helen Cruikshank Knighton Gallery & Gallery g2
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