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3721 Washington Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63108

314-531-3030

http://www.brunodavidgallery.com

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3721 Washington Blvd. St. Louis MO 63108

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mystifiedthomas | Saint Louis, MO | 3 Reviews

Event Review: Blue-White-Red

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| Sun, December 2, 2012

I enjoyed the opening night reception. The art was varied enough that there was something there for everyone. I thought that some of the pieces were very nice, as did my guest. The event was free-- excellent.

The color theme/scheme was effective. Even when I forgot about that looking at particular pieces-- when I stepped back to observe an entire room, it was clear that blue, white and red were themes for the show.

I also enjoyed the media piece towards the back of the gallery.

My guest was a little confused that the pieces did not have labels showing title and artist, but I am not sure if that was a conscious decision on the gallery's part or not. Labels might make the show more visitor-friendly.

Otherwise, a cool show.

The New Hue Review

By Paul Friswold | Thu, November 22, 2012

Blue-White-Red, the new exhibition at the Bruno David Gallery, inverts the familiar order (to American ears, at any rate) of this trio of colors, but not for any political reason or statement. Instead, the intent is to sever our ingrained... More »
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By Jessica Baran | Thu, October 11, 2012

When it comes to works on paper, Washington University professor Joan Hall is a kind of alchemist. Liberated from any conventional notion of printmaking and handmade paper, Hall's work is immersive and sculptural, if not altogether illusionistic... More »
Earthy, Not Homely

By Nicole Beckert | Thu, September 06, 2012

Cherie Sampson, an art professor at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, creates environmentally based performances and captures them on video. Often filmed in the vast natural landscapes of Finland, Sampson's latest work is an homage to an epic... More »
Spectorvision

By Liz Miller | Thu, September 06, 2012

Buzz Spector's work has graced the walls of galleries and museums across the country, and his critical insights illuminate the St. Louis visual-arts set -- not to mention the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University, where... More »
A Family Affair

By Josh Levi | Thu, May 10, 2012

Through Hidden in Plain Sight, St. Louis-based artist Bunny Burson explores the connective tissues of her family by employing the use of lost letters between her own mother and grandmother. Discovered in 2009 by the artist, these found letters... More »
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