Thank you to our 135+ visitors last night! What a great turn-out for the artists last night at the gallery’s opening for Jill Downen, Rachel Youn, Daniel Raedeke, Monika Weiss and Damon Freed. Thank you!
Photos of the November Opening
Opening Tonight
Opening Reception tonight at Bruno David Gallery, 5-8 pm7513 Forsyth Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63105. More photos at https://www.artsy.net/partner/bruno-david-gallery/shows
Jill Downen
Jill Downen installing her exhibition. More photos at https://www.artsy.net/partner/bruno-david-gallery/shows
Happy Birthday to Yvette Drury Dubinsky
Happy birthday to our dear friend and wonderful artist, Yvette Drury Dubinsky! Wishing you all the best for this special day.
Susan Colangelo and Saint Louis Story Stitchers
Susan Colangelo (Saint Louis Story Stitchers) is one of 10 St. Louis Women of Achievement 2021 being recognized for her work leading the Saint Louis Story Stitchers. The event premiered September 13 on Nine PBS. Repeats are on September 14 at 10 pm, September 19 at 9:30 am, September 25 at 7 pm. Read more... Continue Reading →
Beautiful Celebration for Leslie Laskey
Graham Chapel, Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. September 11, 2021
Saturday’s Opening Photos
Thank you to our 165+ visitors! Great safe time at the gallery’s all-day opening for the group exhibition BILINGUAL: ABSTRACT & FIGURATIVE. View exhibition online at BDG | ARTSY
March 27, 2021
SAVE THE DATE Opening drop by hours Saturday, March 27th, 3-8pm LESLIE LASKEY: Then & Now SARA GHAZI ASADOLLAHI: Gummies Tame Stones HEATHER BENNETT: Blueprint Kit for Lilly (Window on Forsyth) SARA GHAZI ASADOLLAHI: Cast (Media Room) (No appointment necessary - social distancing adherence and masks are required)
Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists Collective
Great article on the Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists Collective by Amanda Woytus in the St. Louis Magazine. Exhibition continues through March 13. Read article in the St. Louis Magazine
Saturday’s opening
In Spite of a horrible weather, thank you to our 55+ visitors! Great time at the gallery’s all-day opening for Buzz Spector, Charles Schwall, Chris Kahler, Leslie Laskey, Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists Collective. Explore the exhibitions online
Lisa Bulawsky
Gallery Artist, Lisa Bulawsky as fifty percent of the Fifty-Fifty art collective member is exhibiting at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. “After Life (we survive)” is curated by Thea Quiray Tagle. More at YBCA
Photos of the gallery’s all-day opening.
Thank you to our 62+ visitors! Great day last Saturday at the gallery’s all-day opening for Arny Nadler, Douglass Freed, Van McElwee, and Patricia Olynyk. See installation images on ARTSY
Yvonne Osei
Online Viewing Room with Yvonne Osei (image: “The Other I”, 2014. D-print over clear plexiglass mounted on board, 23.5 x 36 inches) View more at https://www.artsy.net/bruno-david-gallery/artist/yvonne-osei
Sara Ghazi Asadollahi at MONACO
Gallery artist, Sara Ghazi Asadollahi is part of a group show “Them, Now and Thereafter” at MONACO Gallery, St. Louis, with #JenniferColten #SaraGhaziAsadollahi #DailChambers and #WyndiDeSouza Opens Sept. 4, 2020. Read more at https://monacomonaco.us/exhibitions-1/themnowandthereafter
Bruno David Gallery and Bruno David Projects News
Installation view (detail) of the current group exhibition OVERVIEW_2020 Source: Bruno David Gallery and Bruno David Projects News
We wish Cleo Kelly a very Happy Birthday
We wish our dear friend, Cleo Kelly, BDG Gallery Manager, a very Happy Birthday and a big digital hug.
Viewing Room: Michael Byron
Michael Byron’s new works combine traditional collage techniques with installation strategies developed by the artist in the nineteen eighties. By expanding the boundaries of traditional collage through digital techniques of image generation and print layering, the artist produces digital collages on a large scale that embody the dense stacking of contemporary visual experience. The exhibition... Continue Reading →
Eleanor Dubinsky has a new video
Our friend, Eleanor Dubinsky has a new video “Let It Run A River” Watch it on YouTube
Bruno David Projects space in The Grove has closed
It is with profound sadness that we announce that the BRUNO DAVID PROJECTS space in The Grove neighborhood of St. Louis is now permanently closed. The building was sold by the owner. Stay tuned for a new location. Bruno David Gallery main space in Clayton will continue its art program.
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