ERIN MCGRATH RIEKE

I’m the founder of Just E Productions and Divinemoira Studio, LLC, working as an artist, writer, and curator. Through visual art, installations, and community projects, I explore mental health, trauma, addiction, gender equality, and suicide prevention, while actively engaging in service, activism, and outreach to support those most in need. My training in social justice, psychology, and addiction through programs at Stanford, Yale, Johns Hopkins, and The American Psychological Association informs my work, but it is always guided by listening, learning, and connecting with others. I hope to create art and projects that heal, inspire, and spark meaningful change.

Art with purpose. Truth with impact. Challenging stigma, sparking conversation, and growing hope where silence once lived.

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RedBike Outreach is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to serving unhoused individuals throughout St. Louis. The organization provides essential supplies, emergency resources, and compassionate connection to people living on the streets, in encampments, and in crisis. Through consistent outreach, advocacy, and community collaboration, RedBike Outreach addresses immediate needs while helping individuals navigate the barriers to safety, stability, and dignity. Donations directly support this life-sustaining work.

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Art by Erin

I create bold, textured, and emotionally charged works in painting, pastel, and mixed media. Each piece reflects memory, identity, and resilience—inviting reflection, connection, and conversation. Explore my collection of original artworks and bring meaningful, thought-provoking expression into your space.

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  • JANUARY, 2026

    Discover the power of creative meditation—a mindful practice using art, movement, and self-expression to reduce stress, explore emotions, and connect with your inner self. Engage in transformative, reflective experiences that inspire clarity, focus, and emotional well-being.

  • COMING 2026

    Join our Quarterly Discussion Groups to explore literature, film, history, art, and culture while engaging in thoughtful dialogue with participants from diverse backgrounds. Bring curiosity and openness, and join us virtually for dynamic, respectful conversations. Pre-registration and preparatory materials are provided when applicable.