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The Cathy Gregory Studio Gallery will feature the work of St. Louis and regional artists, as well as the work of Greg Gobberdiel and Cathy C. J. Gobberdiel. The Cathy Gregory Studio Gallery joins a host of other new businesses in the area that have opened within the past several years, and also houses studio space for the fine art, fine craft and fine design created by Cathy, Greg and Gobberdiel Graphic Design, Inc. The space is located at 2000 South 39th Street, St.Louis, Missouri, in the historic Shaw Neighborhood just blocks from the Missouri Botanical Garden, Grand South Grand and Tower Grove Park. The building was renovated as an historic rehab in 2000 and houses several other businesses and apartments.
The Millitzer Art Studio and Gallery is located in the Tower Grove East neighborhood of St. Louis City. The studio is a place for artists to create and collaborate on work in a professional studio environment. A gallery space is available for individual or group shows. Katie Millitzer opened her studio space to other artists in 2013. As an artist alumni of Washington & Webster Universities, she recognised the value of a shared workspace. The building located at the intersection of Minnesota and Pestalozzi stands to connect artists and showcase their work. The Millitzer is currently accepting applications for studio space and show submissions.
We are a local fine art gallery featuring solo exhibits of local Saint Louis art talent. We have periodic opening/closing receptions that are open and free to the public. Personal appointments can also be made for a private viewing of any of our exhibits (call 314-497-0199). The gallery also hosts events for local draw groups, figure drawing, yoga, office parties, etc. As well, for formal occassions such as wedding receptions and retirment parties, etc.
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fort gondo compound for the arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community arts forum founded in 2002. Our approach to programming is borrowed from the socioeconomic model of microlending: we offer small loans of time and space to under-recognized artists -- or artists wishing to realize otherwise unrealizable projects -- whose exceptional merit has been otherwise overlooked by mainstream organizations.
Kismet is a duo of dreamers doing all the things their favorite forerunners imbued in them. Sonia, for instance, worked at a Recycling Center where she learned to utilize materials donated from the community to use toward creative play, engaging whole families or one child at a time. More impressively, Sonia has worked at Art City in City Museum for 11 years. She celebrated her 11th year July 2 of 2014. Tom, on the other hand, was inspired by a shop in Omaha, NE Called the Antiquarium that sold records, books and art and provided a safe place for locals to hang out, drink coffee, read books, play chess, and philosophize. Later on in life, inspired by said cultural center, Tom moved to Durango, Colorado where he opened his own record store / art gallery / venue which lasted 4 years. A large part of Tom’s music collection comes from this endeavor. Following Durango, Tom moved to Denver where he worked at one of the finest record stores in the country for 2 more years.