Included will be works by Willem DeLooper, Karen Kunc, Fredrick Nelson, Kirk Pederson, Jeanine Coup Ryding, Doug Salveson, Steven Sorman, and Katy Stone.
The exhibition will open Friday February 17th with a reception from 6-8 p.m., and will run through April 14th.
There are several art events happening around St. Louis this weekend:
Fab Finds For Your Funny Valentine
I’ve really been slacking on The Daily X for some weeks now, and I’d like to pick it back up, though I’m not sure when. I could sincerely use a clone right about now. I’m presently swamped with a CMS site that’s proving rather challenging, with another potential on the horizon. I’ve two major art projects happening without me that I need to get on the ball with, and three more paintings that I haven’t even started. There’s also a couple major exhibitions I’d like to get work ready for.
Picasso’s 1912 collage Bottle of Suze now on view in the permanent collection through Feb 20. More info here.
Agora Gallery’s 27th Annual Juried Competition
Now Accepting Entries – Deadline: March 13, 2012
Date, Time: Saturday, February 18, 2012, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Location: at Garry McMichael’s Studio, Digital Imaging & Design LLC, 1926 Allen Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63104 in Lafayette Square.
Class limit: 12 participants (minimum 8). Registration accepted in the order received. If we receive over 12 registrations, we will break the class in half and schedule a second seminar to be held at a later date.
“Embracing the Full Spectrum of Love, Lust, and Ethical Human Sexuality” is our pledge, but as an artist, what does that mean to you? Shameless Grounds is seeking art submissions that expresses this idea in your own unique vision.
