News from Bruno David Gallery
Bruno David is pleased to present Red Sky in Morning, a video-work and related photos by multi-disciplinary San Francisco-based artist Lisa K. Blatt. This is the artist’s eight solo exhibition with the gallery. Usually, we awaken with the expectation of sunlight or darkness, depending on the time, our location and the season. In rare and... Continue Reading →
Joe Chesla installing his large print in the WINDOW ON FORSYTH space. The artwork is on view 24/7 at 7513 Forsyth Boulevard, Clayton, MO (Downtown Clayton) Read more at Current exhibitions at Bruno David Gallery, St. Louis — Bruno David Gallery
Gallery artist, Thomas Sleet is presenting a solo exhibition “Up River: A Path Forward” at the James K. Schmidt Gallery, Principia College, Elsah, Illinois. Opens Tuesday, September 9 at 5 pm. Read more at https://content.principia.edu/sites/jameskschmidtgallery/2025/08/18/up-river-a-path-forward-work-by-thomas-sleet/
Bruno David Gallery has 195+ art catalogues for you! The gallery has been presenting some of the most diverse exhibitions since 2005. Whether you are looking for paintings, sculptures, photography, or mixed media, Bruno David Gallery has something for everyone. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the beauty and creativity of these amazing artists! Bruno... Continue Reading →
Gallery artist, Stan Strembicki was interviewed for The Chris & Amy show on KMOX radio on his “Memory Loss” portfolio which is included in the upcoming NETFLIX documentary “Katrina: Come Hell and High Water.” (Strembicki upcoming exhibition “Art History Revisited” opens September 13 at Bruno David Gallery.) Listen the interview at https://www.audacy.com/podcast/the-chris-and-amy-show-on-kmox-1da3d/episodes/new-netflix-documentary-on-hurricane-katrina-features-st-louis-photographers-pictures-ade7b
Gallery artist, Stan Strembicki has an article “How faith-based communities in New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward have persisted and rebuilt after Hurricane Katrina” published in the OXFORD AMERICAN publication on his Hurricane Katrina “A Matter of Faith” 13 years project. (Strembicki upcoming exhibition “Art History Revisited” opens September 13 at Bruno David Gallery.) Read article... Continue Reading →
Installation continues...Stan Strembicki is at Bruno David Gallery installing his upcoming exhibition "Art History Revisited". Opens September 13, 2025.
Gallery artist, Yvette Drury-Dubinsky is featured in the Provincetown Independent by Abraham Storer (August 7, 2025). Her upcoming solo exhibition at Bruno David Gallery opens November 7, 2025. Read more about the artist at https://www.brunodavidgallery.com/artists/yvette-dury-dubinsky
Gallery artist, Alex Couwenberg is opening a solo exhibition “Highline” at the William Turner Gallery, Santa Monica, CA (9/13-11/8/2025) Read more about the artist at https://www.brunodavidgallery.com/artists/alex-couwenberg
Gallery artist, Sara Ghazi Asadollahi published an article “Bresson Errs; Who Would Have Thought?” in Media Commons about the movie “Au Hasard Balthazar” by Robert Bresson. Read more at https://mediacommons.org/imr/content/bresson-errs-who-would-have-thought
Gallery artist, Danielle Muzina is opening a three-persons exhibition “Pink Smoke Rising” at the Feverdream Residency, LAND Studios, Cleveland, OH. Opens August 29, 2025. Read more on the artist at https://www.brunodavidgallery.com/artists/danielle-muzina
Gallery artist, Yvette Drury-Dubinsky is featured in the Provincetown Arts magazine with a writing by Joanne McFarland. Her upcoming solo exhibition at Bruno David Gallery opens November 7, 2025.
Congratulations to gallery artist, William Conger for unveiling his new public and permanent installation artwork “Today” at the Bryn Mawr main stationhouse/Red Line – Chicago for the CTA Arts in Transit Program (Smalti glass mosaic; laminated glass with ceramic colors-Fabricated by Franz Mayer of Munich) “Today” celebrates Chicagoans whose daily ambitions renew the city's history... Continue Reading →
Jean Mason upcoming exhibition “Broken, but Beautiful” at Bruno David Gallery. On May 16, 2025, an EF3 tornado tore through the area right outside of Bruno David Gallery (St. Louis), doing tremendous damage. It killed several people and changed the lives of thousands. Few places were hit as hard as Forest Park. Jean Mason spent... Continue Reading →
Joe Chesla is at Bruno David Gallery installing his upcoming exhibition “Weighted”. Opens Saturday, September 13, 2025. Read more at https://www.brunodavidgallery.com/current-exhibitions
Gallery artist, Stan Strembicki is featured in St. Louis Magazine’s recent article “St. Louis photographer’s work to appear in new Netflix documentary on Katrina” by Mike Miller on his 8 images from his “Memory Loss” portfolio included in the upcoming NETFLIX documentary “Katrina: Come Hell and High Water.” (Strembicki upcoming exhibition “Art History Revisited” opens... Continue Reading →
Gallery artist Jill Downen was interviewed by D. Dominick Lombardi for INES_Magazina. A great interview on Jill’s studio practice. Read the interview at https://inesmagazina.com/magazina/in-conversation-with-jill-downen/
Gallery artist, Stan Strembicki has 8 of his images from his “Memory Loss” portfolio included in the upcoming NETFLIX documentary “Katrina: Come Hell and High Water.” (Strembicki upcoming exhibition “Art History Revisited” opens September 13 at Bruno David Gallery.) The Netflix documentary series, focuses on the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and its impact on... Continue Reading →
Gallery artist Thomas Sleet has a solo exhibition “Up River” at the Voney Art Center, Principia College, Elsah, IL, opening September 9, 2025 (5-6:30 pm). Read more at https://www.principiacollege.edu/
Gallery artist, Charles Turnell is included in the upcoming exhibition “XV Florence Biennale” at the Fortezza da Basso, Firenze, Italy. Opens October 18, 2025. Turnell is a Belizean-American visual artist whose work explores the interplay between fragmentation and unity, light and shadow, memory and identity. Influenced by his upbringing in Belize, Jesuit education, and life... Continue Reading →
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