Buzz Spector in ART IN AMERICA (April 2014)A conversation between Alex Kitnick and Buzz SpectorRead the full article athttp://www.artinamericamagazine.com/news-features/magazine/brand-minimalism/
A review by Malcolm Gay on the current exhibition “Carmon Colangelo: Storms”
A review by Malcolm Gay on the current exhibition "Carmon Colangelo: Storms."Read it at http://www.riverfronttimes.com/2014-04-10/culture/carmon-colangelo-review-storms-bruno-david/
Busy night for Thomas Sleet last Friday night!
Busy night for Thomas Sleet last Friday night! His opening at Bruno David Gallery and his band played at the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM). Come to Grand Center and see his latest exhibition.
Gallery Talk with Carmon Colangelo and Thomas Sleet
SAVE THE DATE:Gallery Talk with Carmon Colangelo and Thomas SleetSaturday, May 3, 2014 at 4 pm
Thomas Sleet opens Friday in the Project Room
Thomas Sleet opens Friday in the Project Room.A terrific exhibition!
Carmon Colangelo is showing nine prints from a series titled “Post Storms” in the Front Room of the gallery
Carmon Colangelo is also showing nine prints from a series titled "Post Storms" in the Front Room of the gallery
The gallery presents Thomas Sleet In the Project Room
In the Project Room, the gallery presents an exhibition "Modem: Topology" by Thomas Sleet. In this current body of work, Thomas Sleet continues an investigation into the structural dynamics of repeating forms and the interrelationships between resultant internal and external spaces. The evidence provided by these experiments evokes natural structure, synthetic assembly and the possibilities of... Continue Reading →
Carmon Colangelo at Bruno David Gallery
Save the date:Carmon Colangelo: StormsOpens, Friday, April 4th from 4 to 9 pm
Lana Z Caplan at Bruno David Gallery
SAVE THE DATE: April 4th, 2014 at 5pm LANA Z CAPLAN: Woman in the Dunes (New Media Room)
Video-Interview of Carmon Colangelo
A new video on the upcoming exhibition Carmon Colangelo: Storms by Dickson Beall Watch it at (New Link) http://www.dicksonbeall.com/2014/03/30/storms-carmon-colangelo-bruno-david-gallery/
Thomas Sleet at Bruno David Gallery
SAVE THE DATE: April 4th, 2014 at 5pm Thomas Sleet: Modem - Topology (Project Room)
Where do you find time? Carmon Colangelo is asked that question a lot.
Where do you find time?Carmon Colangelo is asked that question a lot.Read article by Dickson Beall at http://www.westendword.com/Articles-Art-c-2014-03-25-191895.114137-Carmon-Colangelo-at-the-Bruno-David-Gallery.html#axzz2x59y5Rkp
Shane Simmons at BDG
Today at Bruno David Gallery: Shane Simmons
Save the Date! Friday, April 4th, 2014
Save the Date!Friday, April 4th, 2014 Carmon Colangelo: StormsThomas Sleet: Modem-Topology (Project Room)Lana Z Caplan: Woman in the Dunes (New Media Room)Know more at http://www.brunodavidgallery.com/exhibitions_future.cfm
Who is an Artists
Who is an artist?New data for an old question,” by sociologists Jennifer C. Lena and Danielle J. Lindemann. Tey look at data collected in the 2010 Strategic National Arts Alumni Project survey as a means of exploring the confusion over who or what constitutes an artist. Read more at http://hyperallergic.com/115627/what-makes-an-artist-an-artist/ and http://snaap.indiana.edu/
A discussion on NPR/Cityscape with Simon Kelly and Steve Potter
A discussion on NPR/Cityscape with Simon Kelly and Steve Potter about the exhibition "Impressionist France: Visions of Nation from Le Gray to Monet," now on display at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Listen at http://news.stlpublicradio.org/post/saint-louis-art-museum-presents-impressionist-france-visions-nation-le-gray-monet
New video work by Van McElwee at the St. Louis Art Museum
Save the Date: Friday, Mar. 28 - 7 pmSt. Louis Art Museum - Farrell Auditorium (Free to the public)HEARding Cats Collective is excited to present the world premiere of Original Self, a new video work by St. Louisan Van McElwee at the St. Louis Art Museum, as part of the SLAM Underground series. McElwee's work... Continue Reading →
“Tokyo Adorned” by Thomas Card, essay by Buzz Spector
Thomas Card's first book, "Tokyo Adorned", features portraits that capture Tokyo's vibrant street fashion scene. "These photographs provide a window into these people's innermost perceptions of themselves." Some proceeds from the book, whic...h includes a cultural critique by Buzz Spector, will go to Second Harvest (Japan.) Read more at http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2014/03/10/thomas_card_photographs_tokyo_street_fashion_in_his_book_tokyo_adorned.html
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