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Wonderful news, Tom's "War & Peace V. 2" , Mixed media artwork was selected for the Soulard Art Gallery's Abstract Unrestricted exhibit. Opening night is 3/29/24.
Run of show: March 29 to May 3, 2024 Tom created this artwork using toy Army soldiers and tiny peace signs stuck into a thick, mustard yellow surface and when dried creates a symbolic "War and Peace" message.  We are delighted to announce that Nancy Galvin had a painting accepted into the upcoming show, “ Abstract Unrestricted” at the Soulard Art Gallery. The show runs March 29 - May 3. My painting, “Sound the Trumpets #2,” is 24” x 32”, acrylic, mixed medium on stretched canvas, NFS.
 Congratulation to Nancy Van Ness!
Her painting, "Highland Cow" won Best in Show at the Webster Groves Library, Small Works Show, sponsored by Webster Arts. See more of Nancy's work  Welcome BE Newest Artist:
Nancy Galvin Congratulation Nancy! Nancy's painting Woodland #3 was juried into "A Change of Scenery" Exhibit Presented by the St. Louis Artists' Guild. The opening reception is April 12, 6-8 pm and the Exhibit runs through May 28, 2024, in the Juried Gallery. 12 North Jackson Avenue, St. Louis, MO (at the corner of Forsyth and Jackson)  Pup Up and Away, Tom Blood BE local Saint Louis artist Tom Blood's artwork is reaching new heights in popularity in the Saint Louis Community. He is featured in the latest MADE IN ST. LOUIS article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "Former St. Louis ad man takes flight with surrealistic paintings".
Nancy Van Ness
Congratulations Nancy! The Emerald Art Exhibit Opening is Friday, Feb 23 at 6:30 and runs through March 22 at Webster Arts, celebrating 20 years in the Arts. We are delighted to announce that Kathy Corey's painting, "Meet Me at Dog Beach" was selected for the Shadow & Light Exhibition. Shadow & Light runs until April 28, 2024, in the Bryan Gallery and is sponsored by the Florida Department of State, Division of Arts & Culture, with additional support provided by The Helmerich Trust.
Mindy Cooke   A good friend and I had a delightful time at the "Matisse and the Sea" exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Henri Matisse (1869-1954) spent much of his life by the sea which inspired many of his artworks including this large scale textile, Oceania- the Sky. Also, there are some spectacular rarely lent cut-out nudes. Located in an alcove in the exhibit area, there is a film analyzing Matisse's famous painting, Bathers with a Turtle. New technology provides a deeper dive into the many revisions of the figures and the turtle he made. I was happy to see that I have something in common with Matisse. There is still time, the exhibit ends May 12. Here is an exhibition video clip from the St. Louis Museum.
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