Stunning photographs that strive to capture a moment and provide a narrative of a symbolic and surreal world. Opening Reception Thursday, August 23rd from 4-7 p.m. Artist talks during the reception
A two-person exhibition compromised of works that reference the natural world and build on a commentary of social and environmental issues. Opening Reception Thursday, August 23rd from 4-7 p.m. Artist talks during the reception
Photographs that strive to capture a moment and provide a narrative of a symbolic and surreal world. Opening Reception Thursday, August 23rd from 4-7 p.m. Artist talks during the reception
Furniture and objects that record Don Koleson's mid-century modern style and career in industrial technology. (Special thanks to the Charles E King Museum for additional mid-century items) Opening Reception Thursday, August 23rd from 4-7 p.m. Artist talks during reception
Drawing and paintings that criticize, question and pay tribute to human existence while allowing for contradiction and work in progress. Featured image: Landing (detail) Opening Reception is Thursday, October 25th from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Artist talks during the reception Free and open to the public
Paper sculptures that explore the concepts of Memento Mori - the coming to terms with ones own mortality, and Memento Vivere - remembering to live. Opening reception Thursday, October 25th, 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Artist talks during reception Free and open to the public
Paintings and drawings that explore improbable, unexpected yet credible imagery. Featured image: Atrium (detail) Opening Reception Thursday, October 25th, 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Artist talks during reception Free and open to the public
The Space Between series is an installation of painting and mixed media that look at nature and question how to see nature, both visually and conceptually, now the virtual world and its companion imagery have become more real than reality for so many. Featured image: Unbearable Lightness of Being (detail) Opening Reception Thursday, January 17th, […]
An exhibition that embraces lighter subjects and palettes, childish melodies, and sometimes the absurd. The artistic process adapts to the changing and mercurial seasons, botanical harmonies, and cycles. Featured image: Pollinator (detail) Opening Reception Thursday, January 17th, 4pm-7pm. Artist talks during reception Free and open to the public
This exhibition, in line with "Humans of"projects, will display portrait photographs of faculty, staff, and students from SWIC as well as community members from the Metro East and ST. Louis. Along with their photofraphs will be the individuals'stories meant for the viewers to connect to their fellow humans and evoke compassion for their lived experiences. […]
The escapist allure of immersive environments drives my work, which orients the viewer in a place of comfort and curiosity. The vibrant colors, reductive imagery, and illustrated movements within the "Flow Chart" series of installations are deceptively simple, derivative of early video games, pinball machines, mass transit maps, and schematic diagrams. Featured image: Triptych (detail) […]
Taking regular objects, typically vintage, that have been tossed aside, Angel Brame constructs critters then "MacGyvers" them as a means of escaping their current habitats. Featured image: Gertrude and Gilda (detail) Opening reception Thursday, Jan 16, 4pm-7pm Artist talks during reception at 6pm Free and open to the public