News from Bruno David Gallery
Site specific sculpture “River Ark”, by gallery artist Thomas Sleet at the Audubon Center at Riverlands, incorporates two parallel lines of driftwood posts, set vertically into the ground, stretching approximately 60 ft. in length; the posts are between 4 and 7 inches in diameter; ascending from 4 feet at one end and 8 ft tall... Continue Reading →
Nice write up by Keegan Higgins in NEWSONE on the exhibition, “States of Becoming.” Curated by Fitsum Shebeshe at the Africa Center, NYC and mentioning gallery artist Yvonne Osei. Read article in NEWSONE
It is with sadness that we announce that our dear friend and artist, Margaret Adams, passed away December 31,2022. The team of Bruno David Gallery sends condolences to her family and friends. Rest in peace, Maggy. Read Obituary.
Nice write up & interview in voyageSTL with Lily Hollinden. Her current exhibition, “Funny Because It’s True” is on view at Bruno David Gallery through March 4. Read the interview in VOYAGESTL
Gallery artist Van McElwee will be showing at the Webster Film Series new experimental video/sound work, including three premieres. McElwee will screen and discuss “Ancestor House”, “Zigzag”, “World Skin”, along with premieres of “Score in Variation Space”, “Atlas of the Last World” and “Incarnation”. Hearding Cats Collective will perform a new electronic work composed for... Continue Reading →
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We wish our dear friend and gallery artist Frank Schwaiger a terrific birthday. Read more in bio or at STL Magazine
Gallery artist Kelley Johnson is included in group exhibition “Presence as Object” at the Hunt Gallery, Webster University, St. Louis. More at Bruno David Gallery website.
Bruno David Gallery congratulates Alex Couwenberg for the acquisition of his painting “Lambretta”, 2022 by the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation. His next exhibition at Bruno David Gallery is scheduled for September 2023. More at Bruno David Gallery Website
Jane Henderson on some galleries in STL in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Photos by Laurie Skrivan. Read article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
William Morris is currently showing a new video work “re:memory” at Bruno David Gallery. Watch video (6 min.) on ARTSY
Ben Brough exhibition “Hours of Forever” at Bruno David Gallery is featured in EMS Legacy Films by Eric Minh Swenson. Watch film on YouTube
Lily Hollinden exhibition “Funny Because It's True” at Bruno David Gallery is featured in EMS Legacy Films by Eric Minh Swenson. Watch film on YOUTUBE
Gallery artist Kelley Johnson is included in a group exhibition “Presence as Object” at the Hunt Gallery, Webster University, St. Louis. Opens Feb 10, 2023. Read more at HUNT GALLERY
Ben Brough working on a new mural in Los Angeles/Lancaster, CA. An exhibition organized by the MOAH Museum. Ben exhibition at @BrunoDavidGallery is through March 4. Read more at MOAH Lancaster
Great shout-out by Christine Jackson in the St. Louis Magazine on Lily Hollinden current exhibition “Funny Because It's True” at Bruno David Gallery. Read shout-out
Don’t miss this lecture tonight (Steinberg Auditorium, WashU, 6 pm) Robert Wilson, one of the world’s foremost theater and visual artists, will deliver the 2023 (Leslie) Laskey Charrette Kickoff Lecture, titled “Two Street.” Read more
Great night last Friday at the gallery’s opening for Ben Brough, Lily Hollinden, William Morris and Chris Kahler. Thank you to our 175+ visitors!
Terrific article “Frank Schwaiger Turns Shapes Into Beautiful Works of Art” by Michelle Mastro in the St. Louis Homes Magazine. Last day to see his exhibition is Saturday, January 14. Frank along with Charles Turnell and Chip Reay will be talking about their works on this last day at 4 pm. Read article at https://stlouishomesmag.com/article/2504
Bruno David Gallery offers gallery-based talks given by artists exhibiting over the course of a season. Gallery Talks are open to the public and are intended to provide participants with multidisciplinary perspectives on Bruno David Gallery exhibitions. Gallery talks are free. Refreshments and free indoor parking.
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