News from Bruno David Gallery
Bruno David Gallery artist, Mee Jey, is leading a weaving workshop at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation inspired by the Pulitzer’s exhibition “Delcy Morelos: Interwoven” and ancestral cultural wisdom passed along generations as blessings. Saturday, March 23 at 1 pm. Registration at https://pulitzerarts.org/events/weaving-workshop-series-mee-jey/
Gallery artist Mee Jey, is included in the group exhibition “Moving Stories in the Making: An Exhibition of Migration Narratives” at The Luminary, St. Louis, MO. Read more at https://theluminaryarts.com/exhibitions-posts/moving-stories-in-the-making-an-exhibition-of-migration-narratives
Gallery artist Mee Jey will have a Jantar-Mantar performance on Sunday, December 3, 2023, 12-3 pm at the 21c Hotel-Museum, St, Louis. Free and All are welcome. Described as a desperate act of hope, Jantar Mantar is an ongoing community engaged project from St. Louis based artist Mee Jey. In the transformative Jantar Mantar project,… Continue Reading →
Great shout-out to gallery artist, Mee Jey by Melissa Meinzer in the St. Louis Magazine (October issue).
Gallery artist Mee Jey has a solo exhibition “Where to Begin When to End” with Marina Peng, at the Craft Alliance, St. Louis, MO. Opens tonight 6-9 pm. Read more at CRAFT ALLIANCE
Gallery artist, Mee Jey is performing a Text Based Live Performance titled “Hear Me Now” at the Middlesex University (Science Gallery), London on May 13, 2023, 1:45 pm (GMT). Her current exhibition “In Search of Home” is on view at Bruno David Gallery till June 17, 2023.
Setting up Mee Jey’s exhibition “In Search of Home” at Bruno David Gallery. Opening Reception is Friday, April 28. 6-8 pm.
Great shout-out to our gallery artists, Heather Bennett, Yvonne Osei and Mee Jey (and Jon Young who we showed in 2017) by Melissa Meinzer in the St. Louis Magazine. Mee Jey exhibition opens April 28. Read full article at STL Magazine
What an evening! Thank you to our 283+ visitors. Great night Friday night at the gallery’s opening for Yvette Drury Dubinsky, Antonio Ainscough, Mee Jey and Carlos Salazar Lermont.
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