Thomas Sleet and Jean Mason in Conversation

Last Saturday, the gallery hosted a compelling Artist Talk featuring Thomas Sleet and Jean Mason, offering visitors a deep, firsthand look into their creative processes and the conceptual underpinnings of their current exhibitions. For those who were unable to join us, the dialogue continues within the gallery spaces. Both exhibitions—alongside concurrent presentations by Frank Schwaiger... Continue Reading →

Stan Strembicki: Gallery Visit

It is always inspiring to catch up with Stan Strembicki and get a glimpse into his latest photographic explorations. We are eagerly looking forward to presenting his upcoming solo exhibition at Bruno David Gallery. Stay tuned—official dates and details will be announced soon! (Pictured: Andy Mai, Bruno David, and Stan Strembicki)

Inside the Studio: A Visit with Bill Christman

Recently, we had the incredible opportunity to step inside the creative sanctuary of gallery artist Bill Christman. There is something truly special about seeing where art comes to life, and getting a behind-the-scenes look at his workspace was nothing short of inspiring. Six Decades of Found Object Alchemy For over sixty years, Bill has dedicated... Continue Reading →

Opening Night at Columbia Archive Gallery

What a wonderful opening night at the Columbia Archive Gallery last Saturday! As a proud part of the Columbia Foundation for the Arts and Bruno David Gallery, the space provided the perfect backdrop for Jim Brainard’s new solo exhibition. The show highlights an incredibly intimate collection of over 175 small collages that are truly a... Continue Reading →

BDG Summer 2026 Hours

For the summer, Bruno David Gallery ha a modified schedule for the months of July and August. During this period, our primary exhibition spaces will be closed to general public walk-ins. We use this quieter time to diligently work behind the scenes, preparing the gallery infrastructure and meticulously curating our upcoming fall programming. However, we... Continue Reading →

Charles Turnell at the WINDOW ON FORSYTH space

Charles Turnell is showing “Fields of Memory in the Heartland” at the WINDOW ON FORSYTH space (viewable 24/7, 7513 Forsyth Blvd., Clayton MO) Charles Turnell writes: "Stamped: The Making of America 250 commemorates the 250th anniversary of the United States through a visual language built from fragments of national memory. Using individually photographed American postage... Continue Reading →

Monika Weiss at Gallery MC

Gallery artist, Monika Weiss is included in an exhibition of nine women artists “The Braid - La Trenza, Sorrow and Joy”, which includes her sound, music and drawing installation “Lethe-Medusa” (2023-2026) at the WhiteBox Portable, curated by Yohanna M. Roa, the exhibition is at Gallery MC, 549 West 52nd Street, New York City. Artist included... Continue Reading →

What to read this summer!

Explore the newest additions to our expanding art book library, a collection that now proudly features 190 distinct publications. These catalogues are more than just books; they are the chronicles of the Bruno David Gallery's vibrant history. Designed to provide art aficionados with an insightful journey through our artistic milestones, they serve as a testament... Continue Reading →

Arny Nadler at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts

Gallery artist Arny Nadler’s sculpture “Adaptation (ossicones)” is included the 26th San Angelo North American Ceramic Exhibition at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. April 17 - June 21, 2026. Nadler writes "I am struck by the endurance of living things and the sometimes galling absurdity of their mechanisms to adapt physically, of course,... Continue Reading →

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