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'Fall Bounty' exhibition at Atrium Gallery explores the essence of life, power of transformation
October 26, 2023
“Nobody can stop time forever. But artist Mary Joan Waid views that as a challenge.A graduate of Wichita State University, Waid began developing her unique artistic style in 1960 while working at André Emmerich Gallery in New York City, where she was exposed to techniques and artists that would become pivotal to her growth as an individual artist.”
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Atrium Artist Peter Charlap Featured Solo Exhibition in New York
PETER CHARLAP : NEW WORK, NOHO M55, New York, New York
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St. Louis-based Atrium Gallery presents 'California Here We Come,' an art exhibition by James Kuiper
March 29, 2023
From Feb. 10 to April 1, Atrium Gallery presents “California Here We Come,” a solo exhibition of important work by artist, educator and traveler James Kuiper. Kuiper, who passed away a little over five years ago, was most known for his compelling landscape pieces that masterfully captured the essence and emotion of various natural landscapes preserved in his memory.
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Exploring Life & Business with Carolyn Miles of Atrium Gallery
March 13, 2023
Today we’d like to introduce you to Carolyn Miles.
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You don't need a big checkbook to enjoy art and mingle at St. Louis galleries
February 14, 2023
“Don't be shy. Art galleries don't welcome only well-heeled collectors.St. Louis' major venues to purchase contemporary art also offer fun opportunities to browse, mingle and learn. And almost every month (including two Feb. 10) are receptions where art lovers can gather to see new delights on display.”
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Sintonía: Art and the Earth
November 15, 2022
In this presentation, Botero will explain how her work arises from four creative concepts: attunement, membrane, travel, and scale. She will present each concept within its context, the thought process behind the concept, and the creative process that led to these installations, drawings, and photography. Michael Scott, director of the Future of the Humanities Project, will provide opening and closing remarks, and Kathryn Temple will moderate a Q&A session following the presentation.
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Latin American artist holds her first U.S. gallery exhibition at St. Louis' Atrium Gallery
October 2022
Starting Friday, Oct. 14, Atrium Gallery – Carolyn Miles’ visual art showcase at St. Louis’ west-central edge – shines the spotlight on works by Argentinian artist Paula Cecchi.
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Lesley Dill: Dream World of the Forest
MOCRA is pleased to present three new collage-paintings by Lesley Dill, an American artist who works at the intersection of language and fine art in sculpture, printmaking, installation and performance, exploring the power of words to cloak and reveal the psyche.
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St. Louis Artist Fredrick Nelson Shares Inspiration for Recent Paintings
May 2022
Nelson, who lives and works in St. Louis, is currently enjoying a solo exhibition titled “From Whence We Come” at Carolyn Miles’ venerable Atrium Gallery at 665 S. Skinker Blvd.
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St. Louis' Atrium Gallery Spotlights Exhibit From Karen Kunc and Kenny Walton
January 2021
Atrium Gallery commenced 2021 with a tandem exhibition titled “Duo” from Karen Kunc and her late spouse, Kenny Walton.
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Atrium Gallery moves out of the CWE and into The Dorchester across from Forest Park
December 2019
For Carolyn Miles, owner and director of Atrium Gallery, operating a gallery with her husband, Joe Miles, has always been about building connections between people and art.
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Atrium Gallery Moves to More Centralized Location
October 2019
Starting in ancient Rome, an atrium, architecturally, formed the core of the average residence, so it seems appropriate that Atrium Gallery has relocated to a central city/county site at St. Louis’ westernmost boundary – basically within an “action painting” splash of Clayton’s eastern edge.
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