Mooneyham Art LLC brings a fresh face to the Alton art scene just off Downtown State Street. Known for its curated approach to artistic excellence, the gallery pairs emerging local talent with established regional, national, and international artists, offering an inspiring and immersive environment. Mooneyham Art is across the street from the Jacoby Arts Center, both thriving in Alton's burgeoning new Arts District.

Under the curation of Charles Mooneyham and co-curator Stephen Scordias, Mooneyham Art LLC takes a unique approach to accessibility—requiring all exhibiting artists to offer giclée prints of their work, ensuring art lovers at every budget level can take home a piece of the exhibition. The gallery’s current display features a diverse and distinguished lineup, including local artist Natalie Welborn, regional artists Jay Thompson, Stephen Scordias, Gray Finch, Saundra Griffin, and Claudia Ruth, national artists Charles Mooneyham and Joe Bova Conti, and internationally recognized artist Craig Downs. Visitors can explore a wide range of artistic mediums, from painting and photography to fine-crafted jewelry, sculpture, and ceramics.

Mooneyham Art LLC is a curated gallery space, not a community gallery. Each featured artist is personally selected by Mooneyham and his co-curator and consultant, Stephen Scordias, ensuring that the collection maintains a consistent and high-quality aesthetic. Mooneyham and Scordias are also known for their recent production of the Alton Art Expo, a celebrated event that benefited Centerstone, a national behavioral health network, further demonstrating their commitment to fostering a strong and vibrant arts culture that is centered on lifting community and empowering wellness via the arts.

Charles Mooneyham is an artist based in the Greater St. Louis Region. Historically, Charles’ artistic ventures have been deeply rooted in acts of philanthropy or used to benefit the community. Charles has received recognition over the years for his charitable efforts, through the arts, from various newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and blog posts. Over a 30+ year span Charles has organized, curated, produced, or participated in many solo/group exhibitions, happenings, and installations. In 2023, he returned to painting full-time after a lengthy career in behavioral health, most recently for the suicide hotline. Early in his artistic career he was mostly considered an underground grassroots artist. Currently, Charles work can be found in various galleries, shops, cafes, and events throughout the Greater St. Louis Region and in private collections nationally.