News from Bruno David Gallery
Wishing a very happy Mother's Day to moms everywhere ( Bonne fête des mères | feliz día de la madre | 해피 어머니의 날 | Buona festa della mamma | 母の日おめでとう | feliz Dia das Mães | יום האם שמח | С днем матери | Χαρούμενη γιορτή της μητέρας | मातृ दिवस की शुभकामना )
Chris Kahler at BDG to drop off 3 new (sold) paintings. See more images at BDG | ARTSY | WEBSITE
Nice write up by Bryan Hollerbach in Ladue News on Leslie Laskey with quotes from his former students and peers. Hi current exhibition “Then & Now” closes May 29. Pick up a copy or read it at LADUE NEWS
Nice write up by Faith Bemiss in the SEDALIA DEMOCRAT on Damon Freed’s work and his studio practice.
Congratulation to Susan Colangelo (Saint Louis Story Stitchers), is among the ten women to be honored for volunteerism in the 2021 Class of Women of Achievement. The awards honor female volunteers who positively impact and enhance the quality of life in the St. Louis area. The awards will be presented on Nine PBS. More at... Continue Reading →
Nice write up by Doug Kneibert in the SEDALIA DEMOCRAT on Douglass Freed’s work and his studio practice.
Nice write up by Bryan Hollerbach in Ladue News on Daniel Raedeke’s work and his studio practice. Pick up a copy or read it at LADUE NEWS website
Leslie Laskey is back home, and he is giving us the Churchill victory “V” sign! Welcome home Leslie. His exhibit is up till May 29.
Save the date. Tuesday, April 27, 6 pm CT Virtual talk (SLAM Collectors Circle) with Elizabeth Wyckoff, Hannah Klemm and Buzz Spector on his current exhibition “Buzz Spector: Alterations” at Saint Louis Art museum (until May 31, 2021.) More at SLAM
Save the date. Sunday, April 25, 12-4 pm. Forest Park, St. Louis. One-day-only, pop-up exhibition “Only Briefly” presents artworks in conversation with their locations by fifteen artists from the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts throughout Forest Park. BDG intern, Nina R. Huang is part of the exhibit. More at Sam Fox School
We are pleased to present Thomas Sleet’s first limited edition “Ancestral Tracks, They Walked in Grace.” (2021, Print on Hahnemühle Cotton Archival Paper, 15 × 55.50 in, Ed. of 10) In 2020, the Saint Louis Art Museum included a sculpture in their permanent collection. Sleet attended Columbus College of Art and Design and Washington University... Continue Reading →
Art is essential to ideas. Artists are essential to reason. Art support is essential to democracy.
Save the date. Medicine and Art with Patricia Olynyk DESMA 9: Art, Science and Technology Lecture Series “Fantastic Voyage: Crossing the Boundaries of Art, Science + Technology.” UCLA Art I Sci Center Live Lecture at UCLA ART Monday, April 19, 2021. 9:15 am PST I 11:15 am CST I 12:15 pm EST The conversation between... Continue Reading →
Interview of Leslie Laskey, Heather Bennett and, Sara Ghazi Asadollahi, on their current exhibitions by Kerry Marks for HEC-TV. Watch the interviews on YouTube
Gallery artist, Lisa K. Blatt’s video “Your Dazzling Destruction” is part of the exhibition “SFAI 150 - A Spirit of Disruption” at the San Francisco Art Institute @SFAIofficial Curated by Margaret Tedesco and Leila Weefur. Read more at San Francisco Art Institute
Great shout-out from the Wall Street International Magazine for our three current solo exhibitions by Leslie Laskey, Heather Bennett, Sara Ghazi Asadollahi. Open 11-5 pm, Tues-Sat. Read more on Wall Street International Magazine
Nice article by Bryan Hollerbach in the LADUE NEWS on Gary Passanise’ studio practice. Read article at Ladue News
Gallery artist, Arny Nadler is featured in an article “Ceramics Shows at Weston Gallery” by Jonathan Kamholtz in ÆQAI magazine. Read article at AEQAI Magazine
Humans too! Open today 11-5 pm. Bring your friends to see our three current solo exhibitions by Leslie Laskey, Heather Bennett, Sara Ghazi Asadollahi, and the group exhibition “ROUGE | RED.” View images at BDG | ARTSY | WEBSITE
Gallery artist, Carmon Colangelo, is featured in an article by Paul Krainak in THE COMMUNITY WORD. His upcoming exhibition will open in September 2021. Read more at The Community Word
