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Glenda Hares Art Show
New Acrylics, Landscapes, Still Lifes, Florals & Collages
Click here to read the article in the Webster-Kirkwood Times
“Painting is a journey without a map. The longer I paint the more eager I am to explore the side roads and wandering paths, following wherever color leads me. It’s become truly about the process – endlessly intriguing and full of surprises. I have reached a point in my life where I can fearlessly destroy what I have done and do it all over and then over again. What ever the destination, it is all about color. Painting for me starts and ends with the exploration of color.”
Show Runs Through November 23rd – Same day as our Jewelry Trunk Show with Abby Keough!
Abby Keough
Jewelry Trunk Show
One Day Only: Sat, Nov. 23rd, 12 – 4pm
One Day Only: Sat, Nov. 23rd, 12 – 4pm
An Extravagant World
The Artwork of Robert Allan Nelson
Exhibit and Sale
Opening Night: Saturday, December 7th
check back soon for more details
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St. Louis Watercolor Society
Big Splash 2024 Art Show
Over 60 artists displaying their best original artwork. A wide range of sizes, subjects and prices.
Congratulations to this year’s People’s Choice Award Winner!
Susan Pisoni’s – “Little Mermaid”
Thanks to everyone who came by and voted.
Get ready to immerse yourself in a vibrant splash of creativity at the upcoming BIG SPLASH Annual Membership Awards Exhibition, by the Saint Louis Watercolor Society! Since its founding in 1996 by a passionate group of artists, this dynamic society has grown from a modest seven members to a flourishing community of over 200. This year’s BIG SPLASH promises to be a spectacular celebration of water media, showcasing over 60 stunning paintings that highlight the boundless versatility and beauty of watercolor art.
St. Louis Watercolor Society Select Art Show “Painted Perceptions”
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society was formed in 1996 by a small group of dedicated, visionary artists for the purpose of providing educational opportunities to artists interested in water media, and to exhibit water media artwork to the public. From the original charter group of seven members, the membership grew to 175 active members in less than two years. The membership is still going strong at over 200 members and ranges from full-time watercolorists, to hobbyists, educators, friends of artists, gallery owners, retailers, etc. If you want to know more about the Saint Louis Watercolor Society, you can send us an email at stlws@outlook.com.
Featured Artist: Amie Schilson – Original Pastel Artwork
St. Louis Watercolor Society Select Art Show: “Sprung Spring”
A select collection of original watercolors, reproductions, framed and unframed by local St. Louis artists…
Deb Dey
Kathy Dowd
Julie Glossenger
Janine Helton
Terry Lay
Annette McGarrahan
Carol Nourse
Karen Papin
Dana Rothberg
Connie Schmidt
Pat Turpin
Gerry Klein
Gateway Pastel Artists
Luminance of Pastel Painting – 25th Annual Members Competition
Winner of our People’s Choice Award: Amie Schilson, “Succulent”
Gateway Pastel Artists (GPA) was founded in 1997 and continues to grow and inspire artists who have a love and passion for the pastel medium. GPA also strives to inform the public of the permanency and beauty of soft pastel.
St. Louis Watercolor Society
Annual Big Splash Art Show
Over 30 Artists Displaying A Wide Variety Of Original Watercolor Styles, Subjects, Sizes & Prices!
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society was formed in 1996 by a small group of area artists for the purpose of providing educational opportunities to artists who are interested in water media and to exhibit water media artwork to the public. Today the society is a thriving group of talent as seen in this exhibition. Their varied interests show through in this diverse collection that truly reflects citizens of the Gateway to the West, Saint Louis, Missouri.
Congratulations to Karen Romani for winning our People’s Choice Award for her artwork, “Cabbage-Bouquet“.
Original Artwork by Linda Abernathy
Artist Statement:
“In exploring the world around me, I try to capture the beauty of contrasting colors
and textures in nature. Painting for me is an expression of my emotions. The
application of the paint to the canvas is a spiritual experience for me. As I apply
the paint to the canvas, I create textured abstraction of landscapes and botanicals
by mixing oil paints with a cold wax medium. To achieve interesting textures, I
build up layers of color and scrape with tools to reveal the hidden blends of
dynamic hues. I’m influenced by the work of the German expressionist artist,
Gerhardt Richter.”
Original, Framed Artwork by Steven Finnegan
Steven Finnegan is a self taught artist native to St. Louis, painting and illustrations have been a passion of his from an early age. Inspiration for his work comes from nature and its beauty found in everyday life. His works are focused on the natural play of reflective colors, light and shadows. His subjects of still lifes, landscapes, wildlife and the human form are used in his artwork. Primarily working in mediums of oil, acrylic and pencil are some ways of creating pieces of art. Currently he has been working on commissioned artwork and enjoys making specialized custom works for his clients. In the past his paintings have been shown in the St. Louis Artist Guild gallery, Herman Arts Council and in local restaurants.
St. Louis Watercolor Society
– Annual Juried Art Show –
Sat, April 22nd – Sat, May 27th
This annual exhibit is an opportunity for Saint Louis Watercolor Society members to achieve Signature Status, which is awarded to a member who has been accepted into two juried shows within a ten-year period while still maintaining his or her continuous membership in the SLWS.
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society was formed in 1996 by a small group of dedicated, visionary artists for the purpose of providing educational opportunities to artists interested in water media, and to exhibit water media artwork to the public. From the original charter group of seven members, the membership grew to 175 active members in less than two years. The membership is still going strong at over 200 members and ranges from full-time watercolorists, to hobbyists, educators, friends of artists, gallery owners, retailers, etc. If you want to know more about the Saint Louis Watercolor Society, you can send us an email at stlws@outlook.com.
Congratulations to Chandan Mahanta – Winner of the People’s Choice Award for their original watercolor, “Ghosts of Namibia”
St. Louis Watercolor Society
– Signature Member Show –
on display through Saturday, February 25, 2023
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society announces its Signature Members Exhibition, featuring original watercolor paintings by artists who have achieved Signature Status with the Saint Louis Watercolor Society. Exhibition and reception are free and open to the public. All paintings will be for sale and encompass a wide variety of subjects, styles and prices.
Signature status is granted to STLWS members who have been accepted into two juried exhibits sponsored by the STLWS within ten years while maintaining continuous membership. These juried exhibits are judged by nationally and internationally known watercolor artists who are brought to St. Louis by the STLWS to give workshops while the juried exhibits are held. STLWS’s Signature Status artists are some of the area’s best talent in watercolor. At this year’s Signature Member Exhibition, artists will be offering additional original watercolor artwork framed and unframed.
People’s Choice Winner: Mary Drastal – “Spring in Water”
Glenda Hares
– New Original Artwork –
Acrylics, Watercolors, Collages, Florals, Landscapes and Still Lifes.
Glenda is an advanced colorist, adept in the use of highly intricate passages of color. Her compositions lure the eye to interesting arrays of shapes with a rare ability and forceful use of colored line for emphasis. Her negative space commands attention equal to the positive space, enhancing the focal point of each painting. One can almost smell the essence of these simple pleasures as they tantalize the senses, smite the heart, enchant the mind, and mesmerize the memory.
Glenda is a regionally recognized artist who has won numerous awards. Her watercolor and acrylic works are included in many private and corporate collections.
Saint Louis Watercolor Society
25th Annual “Big Splash” Art Show
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society was formed in 1996 by a small group of area artists for the purpose of providing educational opportunities to artists who are interested in water media and to exhibit water media artwork to the public. Today the society is a thriving group of talent as seen in this exhibition. Their varied interests show through in this diverse collection that truly reflects citizens of the Gateway to the West, Saint Louis, Missouri.
St. Louis Watercolor Society 2022 “Big Splash” Show
People’s Choice Winners
1st Place Winner
2nd Place Winner
Original Artwork by Ken Paradise
Ken Paradise began painting as a hobby when he was in his early twenties.
Primarily self-taught, he has always appreciated the art of others and since his retirement in 2008 has devoted more time and effort into improving his own craft.
Formerly a painting instructor at the Woodie Fite Center, Ken has been a frequent contributor to the Douglas County courthouse art gallery. He has participated in the “Art Gone Wild” program at Zoo Atlanta, where artists are invited to paint “plein air” on the zoo grounds. He has also been invited to provide art for the Georgia governor’s office as part of the “Art in Georgia” program. In 2020 he was involved in ArtPop Street Gallery where a sample of his work was displayed on billboards around the metro Atlanta Area.
Saint Louis Watercolor Society
22nd Annual Juried Exhibition
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society announces its 22nd Annual Juried Exhibition, an exhibit of more than 80 original watercolor paintings from artists in the metro St. Louis area.
The exhibition is free and open to the public. All paintings will be for sale and encompass a wide variety of subjects, styles, and prices.
The Annual Juried Exhibition 2022 will be judged by Yuki Hall, an award-winning watercolor artist and avid teacher.
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society is a charitable non-profit organization formed in 1996 for the purpose of providing educational opportunities to artists interested in water media and to exhibit water media artwork to the public.
Visit www.stlws.org to view workshop opportunities, find information on how to be part of their exhibits, past exhibition award winners, or to join the organization.
Directions and Parking for Norton’s Fine Art and Framing
Abby Keough Jewelry Trunk Show
Saturday, November 6th: 12 – 4
One Day Only!
Creative and Unique Jewelry, designed and made by gifted St. Louis Artisan, Abby Keough. Come in and meet Abby. Have a glass of wine and see her favorite Collections.
Abby Keough is a St. Louis based jewelry artist. She has been creating unique necklaces, bracelets, and earrings for over ten years and continues to be aware of the constant changes in fashion trends.
Using a variety of materials including pearls, semi-precious gemstones, crystals, glass, and numerous metals, she seeks to design jewelry that will enhance any outfit.
Wide range of styles and materials!
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Shop Local – No Waiting for Deliveries!
Complimentary Holiday Treats & Wine!
Shop Local & Don’t Worry About Shipping Delays!
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Masks required per St. Louis County mandate
Saint Louis Watercolor Society’s
Signature Members’ Exhibition
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society announces its Signature Members Exhibition, featuring original watercolor paintings by artists who have achieved Signature Status with the Saint Louis Watercolor Society. Exhibition and reception are free and open to the public. All paintings will be for sale and encompass a wide variety of subjects, styles and prices.
Signature status is granted to STLWS members who have been accepted into two juried exhibits sponsored by the STLWS within ten years while maintaining continuous membership. These juried exhibits are judged by nationally and internationally known watercolor artists who are brought to St. Louis by the STLWS to give workshops while the juried exhibits are held. STLWS’s Signature Status artists are some of the area’s best talent in watercolor. At this year’s Signature Member Exhibition, artists will be offering additional original watercolor artwork, matted and ready to be framed.
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society is a charitable non-profit organization formed in 1996 for the purpose of providing educational opportunities to artists interested in water media and to exhibit water media artwork to the public. Visit www.stlws.org to view workshop opportunities, past exhibition award winners, find information on how to be part of our exhibits, or to join the organization.
Deann Rubin & Betty Shew
Handwoven Tapestry and Cast Paper
“Paper and Thread: Dreams are Made of These”
In Connection with Innovations in Textiles STL 2019
Glenda Hares – “Now”
New original collages, watercolors and acrylics featuring Still Lifes, Landscapes, Florals and more.
“Painting is a journey without a map. The longer I paint the more eager I am to explore the side roads and wandering paths, following wherever color leads me. It’s become truly about the process – endlessly intriguing and full of surprises. I have reached a point in my life where I can fearlessly destroy what I have done and do it all over and then over again. What ever the destination, it is all about color. Painting for me starts and ends with the exploration of color.”
Carol Lynn: “Intuitive Manifestations”
Over 30 years ago, Carol Lynn began to fulfill her passion in art by capturing the power of deep introspection and intuitive meditation through her paintings. For many years, Carol Lynn studied with revered Masters and Spiritual Guides to develop her own unique and powerful gift of expressing her deep meditations, through her art work and various media.
Life affirming, positive energy is infused into each painting, which expresses the visions and experiences from her meditative state. Carol Lynn removes all conscious thought to allow her subconsciousness to express itself onto the canvas…in that magical moment, in the flow…the painting is creating itself.
Carol Lynn’s art will touch a part of each person who experiences it. To some, it may appear oddly familiar; like a déjà vu…that feeling of having seen the art before; even though you can’t recall. It’s not surprising really; during deep sleep each night, all human beings dream in vibrant flashes of brilliant color from the hidden recesses of the subconscious mind. Except for Carol Lynn; who manifests her vibrant and expressive dreams on canvas.
Shawn Cornell
Plein Air Paintings, Pottery and Graphic Prints on display.
Plein Air Paintings
Shawn Cornell is a plein air painter by the strictest terms. Simply defined – all paintings are completed 100% on location – there is absolutely no indoor touch up. He does this for the vast challenges of painting from firsthand outdoor observation and to fully honor the historical tradition of painting directly from life. Why complete the painting entirely on location? “It’s a personal challenge,” Shawn says, “I simply want to see if I can.”
Pottery
Shawn has appreciated and collected pottery for decades. Several years ago, his wife enrolled them in a pottery class where he was given the opportunity to experience first hand, working in clay. He states, “I’m a dedicated, full time plein air painter, but after throwing my first small vase I was captivated by the enjoyment, the endless possibilities of clay, and the satisfaction of creating pottery.”
Graphic Prints
Before he became a full time fine artist, Shawn was a graphic designer/illustrator for 20 years. One of the tools he used to produce his images during that time was Adobe Illustrator, a vector based program. After a six-year absence from its use he was giving an opportunity that revived his interest in its abilities and innovations. Vector based, limited edition prints are what followed that rediscovery.
Sip & Shop Jewelry Trunk Show
Sunday, November 25th: 12 – 4
Creative and Unique Jewelry, designed and made by gifted St. Louis Artisan, Abby Keough. Come in and meet Abby. Have a glass of wine and see her favorite Collections.
Abby Keough is a St. Louis based jewelry artist. She has been creating unique necklaces, bracelets, and earrings for over ten years and continues to be aware of the constant changes in fashion trends.
Using a variety of materials including pearls, semi-precious gemstones, crystals, glass, and numerous metals, she seeks to design jewelry that will enhance any outfit.
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society – 21st Annual Member Awards Exhibit “Big Splash 2018” an exhibit of over 80 original watercolor paintings.
This 21st annual membership awards exhibition features works by artists from the all over the Metro region. The Judge for awards was Robin Hirsch-Steinhoff, Artistic Director of Art St. Louis. All paintings will be for sale and encompass a wide variety of subjects, styles and prices.
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society is a charitable non-profit corporation formed in 1996 for the purpose of providing educational opportunities to artists interested in water media and to exhibit water media artwork to the public. Visit www.stlws.org to view workshop opportunities, find information on how to be part of our exhibits, past exhibition award winners, or to join the organization.
Art in the Afternoon – Pat Brokaw: A Printmaking Retrospective
Celebrated Missouri artist Patricia Brokaw will offer 30 pieces of original art at her first solo art show in over three years. Brokaw has received national recognition as a master of the reduction block technique and she has exhibited her work on both coasts and across the Midwest. This show will be the largest exhibit of Pat Brokaw’s artwork to date, presenting a rare opportunity to view a broad selection of her original prints as well as select giclee reproductions from her portfolio. Two prints that received awards will be included in this event: “Never Summer,” (Best of Show, St. Louis Artists Guild Lay of the Land show) and “That Lazy Afternoon” (Sponsor’s Award, North American Print Biennial). Ten new original prints will be featured side by side with earlier pieces to provide the viewer a delightful overview of Patricia Brokaw’s career in fine art.
Review of “Art in the Afternoon – Pat Brokaw: A Printmaking Retrospective” by Stephen Warneck…
“An art museum in the St. Louis area had an exhibit focused on local printmaking a few years ago, and Patricia Brokaw’s work was conspicuously absent at that show. Nevertheless, Brokaw’s current solo art show, Art in the Afternoon- Pat Brokaw: a Printmaking Retrospective, at Norton’s Fine Art and Framing, will demonstrate this artist’s ability to stand alone as a printmaker. Brokaw provides evidence of her mastery of the reduction block method with original art that will please both casual and passionate art enthusiasts.
Reduction block printing is often misunderstood by viewers because it is an Old World process in the 21st Century world of computer prints, screen prints, mass produced reproductions and the like. The validity of other printmaking processes should be reserved for a different discussion, but the limitations of the English language word, “print,” should not be a reason for viewers to dismiss Brokaw’s pieces of original art. Pat Brokaw’s printmaking process incorporates the implementation of the artistic fundamentals of drawing, carving/sculpting, color selection and color blending that a person is expected to have learned to achieve credibility as an accomplished artist.
Pat Brokaw helps clarify this Old World process with a demonstration of her series of steps to produce a five color print, “Sitting on the Dock of the Bay.” The viewer is able to observe each successive layer of color the artist pressed by hand on five separate sheets of paper, with the fifth sheet showing a finished piece of original art called a “print.” Brokaw also included in this exhibit the linoleum block she used to create “Moody Blue,” showing her audience the skill required to carve a large and complex reversed image on the block to be transferred to the paper to complete this print. People who love an opportunity to admire fine art will quickly develop an appreciation for Brokaw’s ability to create prints with a process that intimidates many artists.
Brokaw shows a sharp sensitivity and insight of color to complement her perspective and broad taste in subject matter. Visitors at Norton’s Fine Art will observe that this art show composes itself in a manner that transcends a simple grouping of single pieces of art. Therefore, while people who view Brokaw’s show will have their favorites – and this review will cite certain prints as noteworthy—the keynote of this exhibit is how well all of Patricia Brokaw’s prints show together, including the bin filled with unframed pieces that aren’t hanging on the walls of the gallery.
People who are in the market for fine art will discover that Pat Brokaw’s exhibit is worthy of serious consideration. Brokaw selects sensible subjects for her art, including landscapes, street scenes, still life pieces, human figures, maritime scenes and a selection of St. Louis themes. For shoppers planning to decorate home or office, Pat Brokaw offers a wide range of colors including earth tones, blues, warm reds, amber tones, greens and also a pleasant selection of black and white prints such as a very limited edition of “Carolina Girl” and the framed portrait, “Sea Stories.” Art enthusiasts who prefer a muted color palette will also appreciate “January Beach Walk” and “Dancing in the Street.”
Pat Brokaw won Best in Show at the St. Louis Artists Guild exhibit, “Lay of the Land,” with her print, “Never Summer,” but the viewer is also advised to pay close attention to the beautiful “Hidden Cascade.” Many visitors at Norton’s are certain to argue that “Silent Reflection” may be considered the finest piece in this exhibit, assuming that it is even possible to select one print for that designation.
Professional decorators and interior designers should be keen to discover Pat Brokaw’s artwork because themed groupings of Brokaw’s prints may provide continuity in professional buildings or upscale homes. Brokaw’s European landscapes such as “Chianti Hills” and “Villa Rosa” mate well with other pieces by the artist such as “ Red Willow Stream,” “Dillard Mill” and “No Secrets.” Brokaw offers maritime pieces (notably “Moody Blue,” “Southern Cross II”), street scenes (such as “Exploring the Market,” and “Blue Windows”) and prints of St. Louis places (“Ted Drewes” and “On Lafayette Square”) that may be used separately for a specific decorating theme, but all the prints Brokaw presents in this show may blend together for tasteful and pleasant décor.
Fine art collectors may note that Pat Brokaw demonstrates her stature with her triptych “Living on the Bank,” her eye for detail with “Chianti Run,” her conveyance of motion with “Southern Cross II” and her lens on life with “A North Coast Night;” meanwhile, the circular print, “Good Night,” punctuates the artist’s mastery of block printing. Brokaw is productive and she’s going to get even better. Her prints will be in permanent collections of art museums. This is the time to take notice of Pat Brokaw. The career trajectory of this artist should not occlude what she offers at Norton’s today in this, the largest solo art show of her career. In more than one venue—and on more than one occasion—Patricia Brokaw shared the spotlight with other artists, but this complete exhibition of Brokaw’s prints will rival any art exhibit on view in 2018. All persons who visit Norton’s Fine Art and Framing to see Art in the Afternoon—Pat Brokaw: a Printmaking Retrospective will feel that the time used to do so was invested rather than spent.”
Glenda Hares: “Color Play“
New, Original, Paintings & Collages
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Painting is a journey without a map. The longer I paint the more eager I am to explore the side roads and wandering paths, following wherever color leads me. It’s become truly about the process – endlessly intriguing and full of surprises. I have reached a point in my life where I can fearlessly destroy what I have done and do it all over and then over again. What ever the destination, it is all about color. Painting for me starts and ends with the exploration of color. ~Glenda Hares
Show Review by Stephen Warneck-
St. Louis artist Glenda Hares has a solo show, “Color Play,” until June 30 at Norton’s Fine Art and Framing. This art show will appeal to casual and serious art enthusiasts as well as new artists or people who are shopping for art to decorate home or office. Hares offers a variety of types and styles of fine art that are approachable and delightful to view. People who appreciate beauty for its own sake will enjoy the “Color Play” exhibit most. Viewers who aren’t familiar with her work will be impressed with this show that is free and open to the public.
People who are planning to decorate should consider this exhibit a happy opportunity to shop for fine paintings and collages from an accomplished artist at affordable prices– many pieces are available for $300 to $600. Hares has a nice eye for color and this show offers pieces in cooler colors such as the pale blues and greens in her landscapes and seascapes. A person who would prefer warmer colors will gravitate to her floral and still life paintings. Hares has a lot of soft lines in her paintings, but she is capable of a sharper focus with cleaner lines and examples of both are included in “Color Play.”
Glenda Hares – Nestled
Hares has earned respect from patrons and peers. While she is a recognized artist in this community, Hares is also being taken seriously outside St. Louis. She has received attention for her collage work from International Bakers Dozen Collage Exchange in New Plymouth, New Zealand and the International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction in Santa Fe, NM. Glenda Hares shines as a collage artist. It may be argued with conviction that the collage pieces displayed in “Color Play” are finer examples from Hares than her work that is circulating abroad. “It Takes a Village” is a collage that typifies the artist’s ability to use solid material to create texture that appears at first glance to be paint from the artist’s brush. The collage titled “Nestled” is a landscape that is impressive for its composition and use of color. With its earthy colors, “November” is a collage that leaps out from the rest of the show and confirms that beauty may exist without pretense and that any color can amaze the eye.
Glenda Hares is a celebrated painter who prefers to use acrylics for her landscapes, seascapes and still life paintings. Hares is versatile in style and subject as a painter and she has demonstrated that versatility in her landscapes on
Glenda Hares – October
display at Norton’s. Many viewers will consider “October” to be the finest painting in the show as the artist’s soft vision of the village in the painting can inspire the imagination. People who like an abstract and densely complex landscape will enjoy “Forest For The Trees” with colors that compel the viewer to gaze at the woods in this painting from several angles. “Forest Park Golfers” is a nice departure from the rest of the show and it will appeal to people who prefer a painting with more tightly defined lines and human figures at play.
In her seascape paintings, Hares demonstrates her style of softened lines where the horizon becomes a blend of water and sky in nearly the same color and the viewer may appreciate the use of light in her seascape paintings by observing them from different angles. “Heading Out,” a painting of barrier rocks opening out to an ocean, exemplifies this technique. The calming beauty of “Eastern Shore” also shows the way Hares can bend color, making this painting one of the finest in the show.
Glenda Hares – Still Life with Oranges
Still life and floral paintings are popular in this market and Glenda Hares obliges with several pieces. Two noteworthy still life paintings in the show are “Still Life with Oranges” and “Quartet Plus One.” Hares used a gentle touch to create “Still Life with Oranges” showing soft edges and intense color of the fruit that mandates more than a glance– it’s worth a long look. The classic rendering of the gold pears in “Quartet Plus One” is an example of Hares providing simple and tasteful elegance with rich color.
Glenda Hares and Norton’s Fine Art and Framing fit well together, offering a pleasant experience in a comfortable setting. Hares is multifaceted and her paintings and collages may be enjoyed for a lifetime. “Color Play” is a substantial show and there are many other pieces that will please a person who visits Norton’s. For some, a second visit may be necessary to fully take in this show.
Saturday, May 6th: 12 – 4
Sip & Shop: Jewelry Trunk Show – One Day Only
Creative & Unique Jewelry, Hand Made By St. Louis Artisans.
Have a glass of wine with your favorite local jewelry designer!
Abby Keough – is a St. Louis based jewelry artist, She has been creating unique necklaces, bracelets, and earrings for over ten years and continues to be aware of the constant changes in fashion trends. Using a variety of materials including pearls, semi-precious gemstones, crystals, glass, and numerous metals, she seeks to design jewelry that will enhance any outfit.
Forai Jewelry & Accessories – a nonprofit, fashioning a better life for refugees and immigrants in St Louis by teaching them to produce high quality jewelry and accessories.
Mary Kay Cosmetics – Sparkling New Looks for the Summer!
Sandy Haynes: “St. Louis And Beyond”
My mission is to present my personal vision of the world around me with paint and canvas. I attempt to find beauty in the commonplace by demonstrating the power of light on a subject.
I strive to give a fresh looseness to my paintings by using an economy of brushstrokes to have my image read as 3-dimensional. I find light and shadow to be exciting and constantly changing and worthy of translating to artistic form. I love using unexpected color and experimenting with different color combinations on the painting. I really love putting my work into the world for others to see. My mission is to let my passion come through in the finished painting.
My mission is to present my personal vision of the world around me with paint and canvas. I attempt to find beauty in the commonplace by demonstrating the power of light on a subject.Classic Cars & Fabulous Flowers Photography Show
Show Runs Through March 31
Two local St. Louis artists, Michael Rubin and Charles Dana, share the gallery with their respective photographic specialty just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Michael Rubin & Charles Dana
Photographs are available in a wide range of sizes and prices.
Charles Dana has an amazing photographic collection of flowers and plants with incredibly detailed close-ups and radiant colors. Dependent upon the subject, his images may exhibit sharpness or a touch of softness, be dark and somber with mood or be singing with washes of color and light.
Michael Rubin has been photographing the finer points of automobiles for more than thirty years. Rubin is a lifelong admirer of the artistic aspects of automobiles many of which are found outside, where dust is part of life. Rubin takes the viewer to very specific details, at times disguising the fact that what one is looking at is part of an automobile.
small art for tight spaces & holiday budgets
small art for tight spaces & holiday budgetsPeople’s Choice Award Winner:
Florence Prime
“The Pup”
“The Pup”Meet over 20 Artists on Opening Night participating in this year’s show, bringing a fresh mix of unique styles and techniques. Artwork is restricted by size only, the subject does not need to be holiday themed. Enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres and wine while you meet and talk with the artists.
Most art is framed and ready to be hung on your wall. The gallery will offer 20% OFF framing any art from the show.
Acrylics, Oils, Pastels, Still Lifes, Ceramics, Jewelry, Expressionist, Watercolors, Figurative, Photography, Spiritual, Landscapes, Pottery, Graphite, Abstracts and more.
The show runs through January 23.
New Acrylic Paintings & Collages, Landscapes, Florals & Still Lifes
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- Pears by Glenda Hares
Opening Night Artist Reception
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