News from Bruno David Gallery
Group exhibition in the Project Room, "Behind Our Masks," created during the quarantine, works are by the gallery’s interns of our last two seasons with Viola Bordon, Haleigh Givens, Taylor Fulton, Lily Hollinden, Zoe Duncan, Ruoyi Gan, Xia Jin, Lauren Mann, and Eliza Reinhardt. View exhibition on ARTSY
Always great to see the large sculpture “Leaf Pavilion” by gallery artist #FrankSchwaiger at the Laumeier Sculpture Park, St. Louis, MO. (image: Frank Schwaiger. “Leaf Pavilion”, 2009. Steel, 36 × 32 × 32 feet (11 × 9.75 × 9.75 meter). Edition of 3.
Bruno David is pleased to present in the Media Room a video work “The Last Man” by New York–based Israeli artist Dana Levy. "The Last Man" was created while in quarantine in New York City during the Covid-19 Pandemic of 2020. Live streaming webcam footage recorded live from cities, beaches, airports, restaurants, schools, and zoos... Continue Reading →
Let's be silly, otherwise we will go crazy! ( Soyons fous, sinon on va devenir dingues! )
Bruno David Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of the Iranian-born, transdisciplinary visual artist, Sara Ghazi Asadollahi. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia, where she is a Ph.D. candidate (Film and Media Studies) at the Georgia State University. She holds a B.A. and M.A. in Iran and an M.F.A. degree from the Sam Fox School... Continue Reading →
Great studio visit at Lisa Bulawsky‘s studio with terrific ne w work. See More on ARTSY
Gallery artist, Carmon Colangelo published several panels of his sketchbooks in The Plague Review. The online publication was launched in the Spring 2020 by Rotland Press @rotlandpress and examines life during the global pandemic. Read more at The Plague Review #CarmonColangelo #ThePlagueReview #RotlandPress #BrunoDavidGallery #sketchbook #globalpandemic #covid19 #ArtCollector #ArtKeepsGoing #artcollecting #kunst... Continue Reading →
Bruno David Gallery is always online. Even during this time when our exhibition space is closed to the public (Open by appointment,) our online platform offers uninterrupted opportunities to explore our artists. Follow link in our bio on ARTSY
Bruno David Gallery is always online. Even during this time when our exhibition space is closed to the public, our online platform offers uninterrupted opportunities to explore our artists. Thank you for your support. Follow link in our bio. https://www.artsy.net/bruno-david-gallery
Great visit (with distancing) at Christina Shmigel‘s studio #StudioVisit #ChristinaShmigel #BrunoDavidGallery #artconsultant #Quarantine #ArtKeepsGoing #kunst #artcontemporain #contemporaryart #artecontemporaneo #culture #STLculture #ArtFollowers #DailyArt #SeeArtFromHome #314together #ArtCanHelp #ArtBringsUsTogether #LookLearnCreate #stlouisgram #instaart
Gallery artist, Jill Downen is featured in an NPR-KCUR 89.3 interview by Laura Spencer about her participation in the exhibition “State of the Art 2020” at the Crystal Bridges Museum and The Momentary, Bentonville, Arkansas. Listen (4:42) at NPR-KCUR
Gallery artist, Andrea Stanislav is featured in an article “Andrea Stanislav is Mattress Factory artist in residence,” by #MarylynnePitz in the #PittsburghPostGazette Read the article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) announced that they acquire a painting by Kelley Johnson (“Untitled,” 2020) for their permanent collection. See works by Kelley Johnson on ARTSY #KelleyJohnson #FredricSnitzerGallery #PAMM #BrunoDavidGallery #opticalvibrations #AbstractPainting #ArtConsultant #kunst #artcontemporain #artecontemporanea #artecontemporaneo #culture #ArtFollowers #DailyArt #ArtCollection #ArtAdvisor #ArtCollector
Nice seeing Heather Bennett’s exhibition “Midnight Special” at MONACO today. The exhibition is still up, go see it! In addition, great installation in the Project gallery by Rachel Lebo. #HeatherBennett #stlMONACO #RachelLebro #BrunoDavidGallery #ArtConsultant #Quarantine #ArtKeepsGoing #ContemporaryPhotograph #culture #STLculture #ArtFollowers #DailyArt #ArtCanHelp #ArtBringsUsTogether #LookLearnCreate #SundayFavorite #STLouisgram
Thomas Sleet continues his 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 interface between. This work is inspired by methods of building found in nature; “I get inspiration from natural formations... Continue Reading →
Great visit (with distancing) at Carmon Colangelo ‘s studio with Chris Kahler #StudioVisit #CarmonColangelo #ChrisKahler #BrunoDavidGallery #ArtConsultan #Quarantine #ArtKeepsGoing #kunst #artcontemporain #artecontemporanea #artecontemporaneo #culture #STLculture #ArtFollowers #DailyArt #SeeArtFromHome #314together #ArtCanHelp #ArtBringsUsTogether #LookLearnCreate #SundayFavorite #STLouisgram
Carmon Colangelo’s paintings are composed of ink on canvas that are generated from hand drawings and digital media exploring the infinite possibilities of abstraction. Inspired by geometric and biomorphic abstraction, the work experiments with the endless and unique combinations that result from a personal reflexive process and computational system. Remixing, sampling and riffing off of... Continue Reading →
Andréa Stanislav uses sculpture in concert with her collage and text constructions to tap into the utopic philosophical and cultural phenomenon of Russian Cosmism. Cosmism’s widespread reemergence is virtually unknown in the west, this early 20th- century Russian philosophy included diverse thinkers such as Nikolai Fyodorov, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, and Vladimir Vernadsky amongst others, who formed... Continue Reading →
Within Chris Kahler’s densely packed compositions, luminous forms appear to morph and proliferate within pulsating matrices of paint. Upon closer inspection, details emerge within the layered surfaces, dislocating forms and complicating spatial logic in the process. Manifesting conditions of profusion and flux, Kahler’s ecstatic abstractions provide a poignant, though ebullient, analogy for our precarious times.... Continue Reading →
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