Site specific sculpture by Thomas Sleet

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 →

Thomas Sleet at Square, Inc.

Gallery artist, Thomas Sleet’s latest public sculpture was recently acquired by SQUARE, Inc. STL Office and installed in the lobby of their newly renovated building. Unfortunately, the building is not yet open to the public due to the ongoing quarantine. Stay tune for any update.

New Print by Thomas Sleet

We are pleased to present Thomas Sleet’s first limited edition “Ancestral Tracks, They Walked in Grace.” (2021, Print on Hahnemühle Cotton Archival Paper, 15 × 55.50 in, Ed. of 10) In 2020, the Saint Louis Art Museum included a sculpture in their permanent collection. Sleet attended Columbus College of Art and Design and Washington University... Continue Reading →

Viewing Room: Thomas Sleet

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 →

The gallery is currently showing a series of prints by Carmon Colangelo

The gallery is currently showing a series of prints by Carmon Colangelo. Read more news at http://www.icontact-archive.com/QHjQp34F-iUNZL9dPhBmx7pZfJHC26brStorms is an exhibition of experimental mixed media prints by Carmon Colangelo created at Flying Horse Editions. Using the processes of relief printmaking and chine-collé, Colangelo has developed a unique vocabulary of architectonic forms and fragments, repurposing discarded laser cut... Continue Reading →

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