Barrett Barrera Projects

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4739 McPherson Ave

Saint Louis, MO 63108

+1 (314) 899-0666

http://www.barrettbarrera.com

Barrett Barrera Projects is a dynamic art organization based in Saint Louis, Missouri, dedicated to contemporary exhibitions and artist collaborations. Their programming includes a variety of touring exhibitions, special projects, and a focus on innovative artistic expressions across various mediums.

Notable initiatives include "A Queen Within," a tribute to Lee Alexander McQueen, and "Statement Pieces," showcasing contemporary fashion design at the Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston, South Carolina. The organization has received recognition, including the Red Dot Award, highlighting its commitment to advancing the conversation around art and culture.

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