We had a terrific visit by Japanese artist Katayama Masahito to see the Thomas Sleet exhibition at the gallery.
Katayama Masahito visiting the gallery
Thomas Sleet and Jean Mason in Conversation
Last Saturday, the gallery hosted a compelling Artist Talk featuring Thomas Sleet and Jean Mason, offering visitors a deep, firsthand look into their creative processes and the conceptual underpinnings of their current exhibitions. For those who were unable to join us, the dialogue continues within the gallery spaces. Both exhibitions—alongside concurrent presentations by Frank Schwaiger... Continue Reading →
Opening Night photos
Huge thanks to the 345+ visitors who packed the gallery for our Opening Preview last night! It was an incredible night celebrating the new sol exhibitions by Thomas Sleet, Frank Schwaiger, Jack Decoteau and Jean Mason. We’re so grateful for the art community’s amazing support. Missed the opening? Stop by the gallery to see these... Continue Reading →
Thomas Sleet: The wait is over!
Thomas Sleet’s newest installation, Down River: Prayer Is a Verb, is complete and ready to be experienced in person. We would be absolutely delighted to welcome you to the gallery for our opening reception this Friday, September 4, from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. (photo: Suzy Garland) If you'd like a sneak peek before the doors... Continue Reading →
Installation continues for Thomas Sleet
Installation continues at Bruno David Gallery. Thomas Sleet is currently transforming the main gallery with his incredible new solo exhibition, Down River: Prayer is Verb. We are counting down the days until we can share this powerful body of work with you. Join us for the opening on September 4th! A big Thank you to... Continue Reading →
Installation Underway: Thomas Sleet at Bruno David Gallery
The wait is over, and the transformation has begun! We are thrilled to share that Thomas Sleet is currently in the main gallery bringing his highly anticipated solo exhibition, Down River: Prayer is Verb, to life. Watching an artist's vision unfold in the physical space is always a special process, and we can already tell... Continue Reading →
Thomas Sleet getting ready for his upcoming exhibition
Great exhibitions don't just happen—they are meticulously mapped out. Recently, we had the pleasure of welcoming artist Thomas Sleet into the gallery to walk the floor and envision the layout for his highly anticipated upcoming exhibition. Watching an artist connect with the physical space and visualize how their work will interact with the environment is... Continue Reading →
Thomas Sleet at Principia College
Thomas Sleet is presenting a solo exhibition “Up River: A Path Forward” at the James K. Schmidt Gallery, Principia College, Elsah, Illinois. Opens Tuesday, September 9 at 5 pm. Read more at https://content.principia.edu/sites/jameskschmidtgallery/2025/08/18/up-river-a-path-forward-work-by-thomas-sleet/
Thomas Sleet showing at Principia College
Gallery artist, Thomas Sleet is presenting a solo exhibition “Up River: A Path Forward” at the James K. Schmidt Gallery, Principia College, Elsah, Illinois. Opens Tuesday, September 9 at 5 pm. Read more at https://content.principia.edu/sites/jameskschmidtgallery/2025/08/18/up-river-a-path-forward-work-by-thomas-sleet/
Thomas Sleet at Voney Art Center, Principia College
Gallery artist Thomas Sleet has a solo exhibition “Up River” at the Voney Art Center, Principia College, Elsah, IL, opening September 9, 2025 (5-6:30 pm). Read more at https://www.principiacollege.edu/
Thomas Sleet in Midwest Art Quarterly
Wonderful words on Thomas Sleet’s “River Ark” installation at the Audubon Center at Riverlands (St. Louis) from the fantastic publication Midwest Art Quarterly by Bret Schneider. Read article at https://midwestartquarterly.org/
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 in the Miami Herald
Gallery artist, Thomas Sleet is featured in an article by James A. Anderson “‘Gateway to Nature” in the Miami Herald on his public art installation “River Ark" at the Audubon Center - Riverlands, West-Alton, IL. Read more at https://www.miamiherald.com/detour/article267401362.html
Thomas Sleet
Gallery artist, Thomas Sleet is featured in an article by Scott Marion “‘River Ark’ Connect Art with Nature” in the Edwardsville Intelligencer on his public art installation “River Ark" at the Audubon Center - Riverlands, West-Alton, IL. Opens 5-8 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 22. Read more at https://www.theintelligencer.com/news/article/River-Ark-connects-art-with-nature-17504634.php
Thomas Sleet
Thomas Sleet has a public art installation “River Ark" at the Audubon Center - Riverlands, West-Alton, IL. More at https://riverlands.audubon.org/
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.
Great shout-out on the current exhibition
Great shout-out from Bryan Hollerbach (and Andrea Smith) in the Ladue News on our current group exhibition “Bilingual: Abstract and Figurative”. Read more at LADUE NEWS
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 →
The Saint Louis Art Museum acquires work by Thomas Sleet.
Bruno David Gallery congratulates Thomas Sleet for the acquisition of his sculpture “Integration 4D”, 2018, last shown at Bruno David Gallery during his 2019 exhibition Thomas Sleet: Integration: Sacred Space. Bruno David was pleased to work with SLAM’s Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art Hannah Klemm on this acquisition. (Image: Thomas Sleet. Integration 4D,... Continue Reading →
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