Events

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.

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.

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.

Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion with Matthias Waschek, director of The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Meet at the Information Center. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.

HOT SAUCE! A multicultural concert comprised of Hispanic, Afro-Cuban, African-American, and Caribbean music, poetry, storytelling, and dance will be held on July 18th, starting at 7pm in the main auditorium at Harris Stowe State University, located at 3026 Laclede Avenue. Tickets available at Schnucks and Metrotix. Come enjoy Rhythms For the Soul! All proceeds benefit the Mae "Lady Jazz" Wheeler Scholarship Fund.

Need a REST from the club scene?? Ready to chill, kick it, enjoy some good food, and show off your skillz to some good music???

We are hosting an Old School Party on JULY 18th, 2008,
From 7PM-Midnight at the Olivette Community Center, located at
9723 Grandview Drive, 63132 (Enter under the blue awning)

We will provide food, beer, music and setups for your bottle...
BYOB(ooze) = bottle of liquor!!!

Feel free to dress your favorite decade from the 70's, 80's, and 90's...
...there will be an opportunity for photos!

~Music to be provided by DJ Trackstar~

Legendary American blues singer Huddie Ledbetter, best known as “Leadbelly,” established himself as a talented musician while facing incarceration multiple times for various crimes. Regarding this as one of his best films, Gordon Parks examines the life of the renowned singer in this well received biopic chronicling Leadbelly’s rise to fame. Auditorium. $5 ($3 Members). Tickets may be purchased in person at the Information Center, at the Auditorium box office one hour before the performance, or by phone at 314.655.5299. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime.

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.

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.

What is a drawing? Does it have to be made with a pencil? Inspired by the exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian, and Swiss Drawings from St. Louis Collections, 1946–2007,” we’ll see and make drawings using all kinds of materials—let’s experiment! Sculpture Hall. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit ww.slam.org.

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.

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.

Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion Judith Mann, Curator of European Art to 1800. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Meet at the Information Center. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Join Rep. Sam Page at the Local Harvest Grocery and Cafe for a Green Discussion! The Missouri Coalition for the Environment, Renew Missouri, and the St. Louis Green Drinks will be there to discuss environmental issues facing Missouri. All our welcome.

Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion Judith Mann, Curator of European Art to 1800. Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Meet at the Information Center. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.

Serving as director, writer, producer, and composer, Gordon Parks adapted his own autobiographical novel for the big screen, becoming the first African American filmmaker to produce a major studio film. Selected as one of the first films for the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress, “The Learning Tree” explores the racial conflicts in early 20th-century America through the eyes of a teenage boy. Auditorium. $5 ($3 Members). Tickets may be purchased in person at the Information Center, at the Auditorium box office one hour before the performance, or by phone at 314.655.5299.

Samba Bom (literally, "good samba") is an ensemble that performs inventive arrangements of classical Brazilian sambas as well as American pop standards with a pulsating Brazilian makeover. Led by native Brazilian Moacyr Marchini, Samba Bom features guitar, piano, and percussion to create its lively rhythms. 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 ww.slam.org.

Local band Dubtronix benefit show will have a benefit show at Club Viva in the Central West End. Live roots reggae and international DJ sets will go on until the wee hours. Tickets at the door, which opens at 8:00 -- all proceeds to benefit the International Institute and KDHX 88.1.

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.

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.

Local band Dubtronix benefit show will have a benefit show at Club Viva in the Central West End. Live roots reggae and international DJ sets will go on until the wee hours. Tickets at the door, which opens at 8:00 -- all proceeds to benefit the International Institute and KDHX 88.1.

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The Art of Food

Saturday, July 26th, 7-11p.m.

At Mad Art Gallery
2727 S. 12th Street
St Louis, MO

$35 cash at the door, $30 in advance at Brown Paper Tickets.com

Cash bar available

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.

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.

What is a drawing? Does it have to be made with a pencil? Inspired by the exhibition “The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian, and Swiss Drawings from St. Louis Collections, 1946–2007,” we’ll see and make drawings using all kinds of materials—let’s experiment! Sculpture Hall. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit ww.slam.org.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion Wiley Price, Photojournalist for “The St. Louis American.” Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Meet at the Information Center. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Saskia Olde Wolbers (Dutch, born 1971) creates films in which her hand-built environments become the primary vehicles for expression, suggesting both the physical and metaphorical spaces between people. “Placebo” is loosely based on the life of a man who spent 18 years pretending to be a doctor for the World Health Organization in Geneva. In Wolbers’ reimagining of the story, an unnamed and unseen narrator wakes in a hospital bed after being in a car crash with her lover, Jean.

Join us in the galleries for a lively and informative discussion Wiley Price, Photojournalist for “The St. Louis American.” Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Meet at the Information Center. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.

Make your reservation today for the St. Louis Art D Tour on Friday, August 1. Two shuttle routes start at 6pm from the St. Louis Art Museum and chauffeur you to seven art galleries or museums with complimentary food at one stop. Visit www.myspace.com/artdtour for more information. School buses will provide free transit or you can reserve a seat on a shuttle with A/C for $10 advance, $15 that day. To reserve tickets, call 314.853.6257.

Join us in the galleries for lively and informative discussion with Wiley Price, Photojournalist for “The St. Louis American.” Space is limited in smaller galleries; please arrive early. Meet at the Information Center. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.

Mad Art Gallery proudly presents Jargon, work by Terrance Hughes, Alphonzo Solorzano, Miguel Felipe and Jason Faulkner.

Through photographs, film clips, and interviews with the artist, his family, colleagues, and associates, this engaging documentary looks at the life and work of Gordon Parks. It is a revealing portrait of Parks as an artist, a family man, and as an observer and participant on the front lines of American history in the 20th century. Produced by Denzel Washington for HBO, the film was made to complement the traveling exhibition “Half Past Autumn: The Art of Gordon Parks,” a retrospective of Parks’s photography. Narrated by Alfre Woodard. Auditorium. Free.

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.

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.

Saskia Olde Wolbers (Dutch, born 1971) creates films in which her hand-built environments become the primary vehicles for expression, suggesting both the physical and metaphorical spaces between people. “Placebo” is loosely based on the life of a man who spent 18 years pretending to be a doctor for the World Health Organization in Geneva. In Wolbers’ reimagining of the story, an unnamed and unseen narrator wakes in a hospital bed after being in a car crash with her lover, Jean.

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.

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.

Saskia Olde Wolbers (Dutch, born 1971) creates films in which her hand-built environments become the primary vehicles for expression, suggesting both the physical and metaphorical spaces between people. “Placebo” is loosely based on the life of a man who spent 18 years pretending to be a doctor for the World Health Organization in Geneva. In Wolbers’ reimagining of the story, an unnamed and unseen narrator wakes in a hospital bed after being in a car crash with her lover, Jean.

Colors, colors everywhere—warm and cool, bright and brilliant, dark and light!

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.

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.

Evangelical UCC in Webster Groves is an Open and Affirming church community that welcomes people of all ages, origins, and sexual orientations. We offer this alternative to Vacation Bible School as an opportunity for children to learn about Peace. Elementary age children will experience a ‘peace-filled passover’ exploring the ancient story of Moses leading his people to freedom as we make matzah (flat bread), consider the science of ‘plagues’, and practice our breathing (yoga).

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.

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.

Evangelical UCC in Webster Groves is an Open and Affirming church community that welcomes people of all ages, origins, and sexual orientations. We offer this alternative to Vacation Bible School as an opportunity for children to learn about Peace. Elementary age children will experience a ‘peace-filled passover’ exploring the ancient story of Moses leading his people to freedom as we make matzah (flat bread), consider the science of ‘plagues’, and practice our breathing (yoga).

Saskia Olde Wolbers (Dutch, born 1971) creates films in which her hand-built environments become the primary vehicles for expression, suggesting both the physical and metaphorical spaces between people. “Placebo” is loosely based on the life of a man who spent 18 years pretending to be a doctor for the World Health Organization in Geneva. In Wolbers’ reimagining of the story, an unnamed and unseen narrator wakes in a hospital bed after being in a car crash with her lover, Jean.

Join us in the galleries for lively and informative discussion with Sydney Norton, curatorial assistant. Gallery Talks in temporary exhibition galleries will be limited to 50 attendees. Meet at the Information Center. Free. For more information, please call 314.721.0072 or visit www.slam.org.

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.

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.

Evangelical UCC in Webster Groves is an Open and Affirming church community that welcomes people of all ages, origins, and sexual orientations. We offer this alternative to Vacation Bible School as an opportunity for children to learn about Peace. Elementary age children will experience a ‘peace-filled passover’ exploring the ancient story of Moses leading his people to freedom as we make matzah (flat bread), consider the science of ‘plagues’, and practice our breathing (yoga).

Saskia Olde Wolbers (Dutch, born 1971) creates films in which her hand-built environments become the primary vehicles for expression, suggesting both the physical and metaphorical spaces between people. “Placebo” is loosely based on the life of a man who spent 18 years pretending to be a doctor for the World Health Organization in Geneva. In Wolbers’ reimagining of the story, an unnamed and unseen narrator wakes in a hospital bed after being in a car crash with her lover, Jean.

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.

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 collectio