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Soulard Art Market Photography Invitational
May is National Photo Month. In 1987, as recognized by the US Congress, our industry started celebrating May as National Photo Month (NPM). A full 31 days to promote the joy and benefits of photography. The Soulard Art Market is recognizing NPM by exhibiting the photography of 30 local St. Louis area photographers. This invitational only exhibit runs May 15 through June 8, 2008. The opening reception is May 15 and 16th from 7:00 to 10:00pm.
For more information visit www.soulardartmarket.com or 314-258-4299.
Soulard Art Market
Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion with Julie Dunn-Morton, fine arts collection curator at the St. Louis Mercantile Library. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
Soulard Art Market Photography Invitational
May is National Photo Month. In 1987, as recognized by the US Congress, our industry started celebrating May as National Photo Month (NPM). A full 31 days to promote the joy and benefits of photography. The Soulard Art Market is recognizing NPM by exhibiting the photography of 30 local St. Louis area photographers. This invitational only exhibit runs May 15 through June 8, 2008. The opening reception is May 15 and 16th from 7:00 to 10:00pm.
For more information visit www.soulardartmarket.com or 314-258-4299.
Soulard Art Market
Saint Louis' Columbus Square neighborhood will be hosting a Frontyard Feature to kick off summer in Saint Louis! Dreamgirls will play on the evening of Wednesday, June 4. That's the first day of summer break for Saint Louis students...what a way to celebrate summer break! The movie will begin after dusk (approximately 8.30) on the knolls of Filipiak Park. Fillipiak Park is only 5 blocks north of Washington Avenue...easily walkable for anyone downtown!
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
Soulard Art Market Photography Invitational
May is National Photo Month. In 1987, as recognized by the US Congress, our industry started celebrating May as National Photo Month (NPM). A full 31 days to promote the joy and benefits of photography. The Soulard Art Market is recognizing NPM by exhibiting the photography of 30 local St. Louis area photographers. This invitational only exhibit runs May 15 through June 8, 2008. The opening reception is May 15 and 16th from 7:00 to 10:00pm.
For more information visit www.soulardartmarket.com or 314-258-4299.
Soulard Art Market
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
Soulard Art Market Photography Invitational
May is National Photo Month. In 1987, as recognized by the US Congress, our industry started celebrating May as National Photo Month (NPM). A full 31 days to promote the joy and benefits of photography. The Soulard Art Market is recognizing NPM by exhibiting the photography of 30 local St. Louis area photographers. This invitational only exhibit runs May 15 through June 8, 2008. The opening reception is May 15 and 16th from 7:00 to 10:00pm.
For more information visit www.soulardartmarket.com or 314-258-4299.
Soulard Art Market
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
This year’s Microfest will take place today (5-9 PM) and tomorrow (noon-6 PM) in the upper Muny parking lot in Forest Park. Friday’s event is internationally themed, featuring 30 beers from around the world; Saturday’s event will showcase craft and microbrews hailing from North America. Vendors from local restaurants will be offering food for purchase on both Friday and Saturday, and live music entertainment will be provided throughout the weekend. Purchase of your ticket includes admission and a tasting glass that allows you to sample 2 oz. tastings from all brewers in attendance.
Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion with Julie Dunn-Morton, fine arts collection curator at the St. Louis Mercantile Library. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
Soulard Art Market Photography Invitational
May is National Photo Month. In 1987, as recognized by the US Congress, our industry started celebrating May as National Photo Month (NPM). A full 31 days to promote the joy and benefits of photography. The Soulard Art Market is recognizing NPM by exhibiting the photography of 30 local St. Louis area photographers. This invitational only exhibit runs May 15 through June 8, 2008. The opening reception is May 15 and 16th from 7:00 to 10:00pm.
For more information visit www.soulardartmarket.com or 314-258-4299.
Soulard Art Market
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
This year’s Microfest will take place today (5-9 PM) and tomorrow (noon-6 PM) in the upper Muny parking lot in Forest Park. Friday’s event is internationally themed, featuring 30 beers from around the world; Saturday’s event will showcase craft and microbrews hailing from North America. Vendors from local restaurants will be offering food for purchase on both Friday and Saturday, and live music entertainment will be provided throughout the weekend. Purchase of your ticket includes admission and a tasting glass that allows you to sample 2 oz. tastings from all brewers in attendance.
Join us for a month of photography fun as we celebrate the life and work of photographer Gordon Parks. For over sixty years, Parks told stories about cities, fashion, families, musicians, kids, artists, and more through his photographs. After a tour of the exhibition “Bare Witness: Photographs by Gordon Parks” you’ll get to try out one of the fabulous photography projects we’ll have available. On June 29, it’s going to be a festival of photos when we’re joined by some of our area’s talented photo artists for demonstrations and hands-on projects. Sculpture Hall. Free.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion with Alisa Swindell, Romare Bearden Fellow at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
Summer jazz series launches with Elsie Parker and The Poor People of Paris
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion with Alisa Swindell, Romare Bearden Fellow at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.
Famed Singer to Make Two Special Appearances
Benefit Event for the St. Louis Clean Cities Coalition. “Gashole” examines US dependence oil and possible alternatives.
Stevie Nicks is live in concert at the brand, new Chaifetz Arena at Saint Louis University on Friday, June 13th - 8pm.
Stevie Nick's Ticket Prices:
Front Floor $95
Remaining Floor $65
Lower Level $65
Upper Level $45
For information on an All Inclusive VIP Concert Package contact Jenny Madras at (314) 977-5008 or madrasjm@slu.edu.
Purchase Tickets:
Online: MetroTix.com
Charge by phone: (314)534-1111
At Chaifetz Arena box office
For more information visit www.TheChaifetzArena.com
Bab-aziz - The Prince That Contemplated His Soul
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Benefit Event for the St. Louis Clean Cities Coalition. “Gashole” examines US dependence oil and possible alternatives.
Bab-aziz - The Prince That Contemplated His Soul
Columbia, MO, June 1st 2008: MidMO LGBT Coalition’s 5th Annual MidMO PrideFest will be held this year on June 14th at Stephen’s Lake Park from 11am-7pm. This year boasts 2 STAGES with a full line-up of music, performance and dancing. PrideFest is the only event in Mid-Missouri that focuses specifically on the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender community, their families and their friends. In addition to attracting local residents, the festival draws visitors from out of state.
Join us for a month of photography fun as we celebrate the life and work of photographer Gordon Parks. For over sixty years, Parks told stories about cities, fashion, families, musicians, kids, artists, and more through his photographs. After a tour of the exhibition “Bare Witness: Photographs by Gordon Parks” you’ll get to try out one of the fabulous photography projects we’ll have available. On June 29, it’s going to be a festival of photos when we’re joined by some of our area’s talented photo artists for demonstrations and hands-on projects. Sculpture Hall. Free.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Benefit Event for the St. Louis Clean Cities Coalition. “Gashole” examines US dependence oil and possible alternatives.
Bab-aziz - The Prince That Contemplated His Soul
Wet and wild games designed for children ages 2 through 12 at the Butterfly House.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion with Charles Berger, professor of English at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.
Lecture by Dr. Wendy, assistant curator of economic botany. Learn about the role plants can play in cancer treatment.
Reading and Remarks: 7pm
(limited opportunity, see below for details)
Booksigning: 8pm (approx.)
Admission to the in-store reading is open to the first 150 Friends of Left Bank Books who purchase a copy of When You Are Engulfed in Flames. Don't delay! Join or renew today! Friends membership starts at $35.
Hear David Sedaris in the sidewalk "radio-style" live broadcast.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Relationship expert and bestselling author Tristan Taormino offers a bold new strategy for creating loving, lasting relationships. Drawing on in-depth interviews with over a hundred women and men, Opening Up explores the real-life benefits and challenges of all styles of open relationships — from partnered non-monogamy to solo polyamory. With her refreshingly down-to-earth style and sharp wit, Taormino offers solutions for making an open relationship work, including tips on dealing with jealousy, negotiating boundaries, finding community, parenting and time management.
Folksy and fresh, endearing and affecting, Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe is the now-classic novel of two women in the 1980s; of gray-headed Mrs. Threadgoode telling her life story to Evelyn, who is in the sad slump of middle age. The tale she tells is also of two women--of the irrepressibly daredevilish tomboy Idgie and her friend Ruth--who back in the thirties ran a little place in Whistle Stop, Alabama, a Southern kind of Cafe Wobegon offering good barbecue and good coffee and all kinds of love and laughter, even an occasional murder.
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion with Charles Berger, professor of English at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.
Original and authentic sideshow banners 1920's thru present day .
5 artists featured.
mike siculan curator helped compile cult classic FREAKS GEEKS and strange girls.
live illusions recreated.
Old Firehouse at 3555 Salena (corner of Broadway and Miami)
sat june 20th 6pm till midnight. tickets 20.00 includes 3 drinks.will benefit marine villa neighborhood organization, marine villa members 1/2 price
ARTIST PRESENTS MINIATURE OIL PAINTINGS JUXTAPOSING HISTORIAL WORKS WITH HELLO KITTY
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Join us for a month of photography fun as we celebrate the life and work of photographer Gordon Parks. For over sixty years, Parks told stories about cities, fashion, families, musicians, kids, artists, and more through his photographs. After a tour of the exhibition “Bare Witness: Photographs by Gordon Parks” you’ll get to try out one of the fabulous photography projects we’ll have available. On June 29, it’s going to be a festival of photos when we’re joined by some of our area’s talented photo artists for demonstrations and hands-on projects. Sculpture Hall. Free.
Come support the ministries of Immanuel Congregational Church, an LGBT Open and Affirming congregation of the United Church of Christ.
St. Louis’ Celebrated, One-Ring, European-Style Circus to Perform All New Show in Grand Center, June 5-22
Circus Flora – St. Louis’ own legendary one-ring circus – has announced an all new show for its 22nd season production “Sherwood Forest,” a tribute to the legend of Robin Hood and his band of merry men. The show will premiere
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
A diverse line-up of comics will entertain at the Atomic Cowboy beginning June 23 and continuing on Mondays thereafter.
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
A diverse line-up of comics will entertain at the Atomic Cowboy beginning June 23 and continuing on Mondays thereafter.
Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion with Louise Cameron, head of interpretation at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Concerts featuring the Jeff Anderson Quartet presented to kids participating in the Redbird Rookies program
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Concerts featuring the Jeff Anderson Quartet presented to kids participating in the Redbird Rookies program
Legal Advocates for Abused Women (LAAW) presents the second annual Four! A Good Cause, a golf tournament to benefit victims of abuse. Tee off is at 12:30 pm. The event will include a boxed lunch, golf & cart, silent auction, raffle, contests, beer, and much more. Contact laaw@sbcglobal.net or call 535-0814 to register.
LAAW is an independent, non-profit domestic violence organization dedicated to helping victims of abuse in times of crisis.
Arnold Hawley, a gay, African-American poet, has lived in NYC for most of his life. Dark Reflections traces Hawley's life in three sections -- in reverse order. Part one: Hawley, at 50 years old, wins the an award for his sixth book of poems. Part two explores Hawley's unhappy marriage, while the final section recalls his college days. Dark Reflections, moving back and forth in time, creates an extraordinary meditation on social attitudes, loneliness, and life's triumphs.
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Film, poetry, dance, art. A little bit of everything, sponsored by Budweiser Select with support from Observable Books and PlaybackSTL.
Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion with Louise Cameron, head of interpretation at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.
More than a photographer, Gordon Parks was also a gifted pianist and composer whose music has been played in concerts throughout the world. Join us for a very special evening as local musicians play the music of Gordon Parks and the music that influenced him as an artist and composer. For your enjoyment, Puck’s will offer drinks and light fare during the performance. Grigg Gallery. Free. Seating is limited. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Film, poetry, dance, art. A little bit of everything, sponsored by Budweiser Select with support from Observable Books and PlaybackSTL.
St. Louis Frontrunners invite runners and walkers of all abilities to join us for a special run/walk on June 28th in celebration of Pride. We will meet at Tower Grove Park near the lily pond just east of the center street at 9:00am on Saturday, 6/28. The run/walk will start at 9:15am. The distance will be between 2 to 4 miles. This is a non-competitive event.
For more information, contact Rita at 314-645-7436 or John at 314-771-1571 or send an email to info@stlouisfrontrunners.org.
A 2-4 mile run/walk in celebration of Pride.
- St. Anthony’s Church
3140 Meramec, 63118
- Urban Eats Café & Bakery
3301 Meramec, 63118
PLUS- we are celebrating the installation of a New Bike Rack/Art Piece call "Turnaround" at the corner of Meramec & Virginia
10:15- Father Jim gives a blessing to keep us all safe on our bike paths in the coming year – “the spirit of the living creature is in the wheels!”
10:30- Come to Urban Eats Cafe, 3301 Meramec
Get your free Bike Tour Map- with Historic Notes by NiNi Harris
First 50 people get free water and an Urban Eats Gift Certificate
Join us for a month of photography fun as we celebrate the life and work of photographer Gordon Parks. For over sixty years, Parks told stories about cities, fashion, families, musicians, kids, artists, and more through his photographs. After a tour of the exhibition “Bare Witness: Photographs by Gordon Parks” you’ll get to try out one of the fabulous photography projects we’ll have available. On June 29, it’s going to be a festival of photos when we’re joined by some of our area’s talented photo artists for demonstrations and hands-on projects. Sculpture Hall. Free.
phd gallery Presents a Photography Exhibit of Black and White Nudes to Probe Midwestern Comfort Zones
Photographers Jeff Palmer and Stan Trampe challenge the sensibilities of local audiences with their exhibit of exquisitely photographed, idealized nudes entitled, “Sensitive Content.” phd gallery presents this collection of 48 black and white photographs, which will be on display and for purchase from June 28 through August 17. An opening night reception takes place, Saturday, June 28 from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The event is free and the photographers will attend.
A juried exhibition of work from local artists focusing on the struggle of breast cancer. Reception 7-10 pm, June 12&13.
This exhibition features seven offset lithographs from the Museum’s collection produced by Gerhard Richter between 1967 and 1972. The lithographs are based upon photographs of seascapes and urban architecture. Richter draws the viewer into these prints through their apparent factuality as photographic images, yet complicates attempts to read them through elements of manipulation, such as blurring and juxtaposition. The exhibition complements the featured exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian and Swiss Drawings from St.
Film, poetry, dance, art. A little bit of everything, sponsored by Budweiser Select with support from Observable Books and PlaybackSTL.
phd gallery Presents a Photography Exhibit of Black and White Nudes to Probe Midwestern Comfort Zones
Photographers Jeff Palmer and Stan Trampe challenge the sensibilities of local audiences with their exhibit of exquisitely photographed, idealized nudes entitled, “Sensitive Content.” phd gallery presents this collection of 48 black and white photographs, which will be on display and for purchase from June 28 through August 17. An opening night reception takes place, Saturday, June 28 from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The event is free and the photographers will attend.
This important and evocative exhibition features a variety of drawings created after World War II by three generations of German-speaking artists. Celebrating the public and private collections of St. Louis, the display of more than 100 works represents significant moments in the careers of such key artists as Joseph Beuys, Blinky Palermo, Dieter Roth, Hanne Darboven, Arnulf Rainer, Anselm Kiefer, Georg Baselitz, Gerhard Richter, and Sigmar Polke.