Since 2000, The Morse Group has been coordinating and managing creative projects, art exhibitions and events to engage residents in the Richmond Heights community and surrounding neighborhoods.  TMG engaged city leaders in a visioning and strategic planning session to outline the goals and objectives for an annual art plan and Master Plan document. 

The Morse Group was involved early in the design phase of the Heights Community Center, which would host the Community Art initiatives.

Programs and projects to date include a series of annual exhibitions featuring artwork by regional artists, public art through the St. Louis Regional Arts Commission “People Project”, and an annual Art Market featuring works for sale by area artists. 

Each year, TMG designs and coordinates a community art project that engages more than 800 elementary school students in Richmond Heights and the neighboring communities of Brentwood, Maplewood and Clayton. 

This project gives students and teachers from nine different area schools the opportunity to work together to create a large, collaborative public art installation for display in the atrium lobby of The Heights.  The exhibitions and community art projects are a signature program that The Heights Community Center uses as a model to promote to other communities nationwide.

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