Art St. Louis XXXVI, The Exhibition

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Published on Friday, 25 September 2020 12:56
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Art St. Louis XXXVI, The Exhibition November 14-December 17, 2020

Please join Art Saint Louis for Art St. Louis XXXVI, The Exhibition our 36th annual exhibition featuring new artworks by 52 regional artists from Missouri and Illinois.

Graphic design by Emily Amberger.Graphic design by Emily Amberger.

We are pleased to present Art St. Louis XXXVI, The Exhibition, our annual all media, all styles, all subjects/themes, all techniques exhibition.

For this year's 36th annual exhibit, 509 artworks in all media were submitted by 123 St. Louis regional artists for consideration by Juror Meredith Malone from which she selected 55 artworks by 52 from Missouri and Illinois for our exhibition. This multi-media exhibit includes ceramics, collage, digital media, drawing, handmade paper, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, textiles, and wood.


Art St. Louis XXXVI, The Exhibition is presented November 14-December 17, 2020. Gallery hours are Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-3 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Closed Sundays & holidays. Closed Thanksgiving holiday & weekend. Gallery closed between exhibits. Dates and hours subject to change.

 


For the safety of Gallery visitors as well as for our Staff, we offer these PROTOCOLS & SAFETY MEASURES in accordance and compliance with City of St. Louis health mandates and CDC recommendations:

• All guests are asked to sign in for the purpopses of Contact Tracing per Missouri Arts Council’s ArtSafe Certification standards.
• All guests must wear a mask or face covering at all times. A complimentary disposable mask is available if needed.
• Social distancing is observed by guests and staff;
• Guests limited to 10 people at any time;
• Sanitizing Stations are available throughout our space;
• We cannot offer seating or WiFi in the Gallery or Coffee Bar;
• All Coffee Bar orders are carry-out/to-go;
• Restroom is closed to the public;
• Staff regularly clean surfaces and other areas in Gallery & Coffee Bar throughout the day;
• If you are feeling sick, are sick, or have been exposed to someone who is sick, please refrain from visiting the Gallery or the Cafe.


We invite you to view images of all 55 artworks featured in this exhibit in our Facebook album here. Award of Excellence recipients for this exhibit are: Best of Show Award of Excellence: Kathy Corey; Awards of Excellence: Mark Appling Fisher, Sharon Harper, Cary Horton, and Douglas Simes; Honorable Mentions: Jim Burwinkel, Ann Homann, and Blake Sanders.

Meredith Malone.Meredith Malone.We are very honored to have the opportunity to work with Meredith Malone as Juror for this exhibit. Malone is Associate Curator at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum at Washington University in St. Louis. A specialist in post-World War II art in Europe and the United States, she has curated numerous exhibitions including Multiplied: Edition MAT and the Transformable Work of Art, 1959-1965 and To See Without Being Seen: Contemporary Art and Drone Warfare (2016).

PARKING RECOMMENDATIONS
Art Saint Louis is located at 1223 Pine Street in downtown St. Louis. There are parking METERS on Pine Street and Olive Street & other nearby streets. Parking meters run 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Fines are steep ($20), so don't let your meter expire. Visit Downtown St. Louis.org's website for additional parking suggestions. You can also download the handy Parkmobile app, whereby you can pay for and monitor parking meter via your mobile phone.


Hourly parking is available with limited hours in the PARK PACIFIC GARAGE on Olive just West of Tucker. The garage entrance is on the South side of Olive. Parking is at your own expense and payable by credit card upon exiting the garage. Access to the garage & hours are currently limited. For info: 888-614-7426. Be sure to take your parking receipt/ticket with you when you exit your car to visit the Gallery or you won't be able to get back in to the garage to get to your garage. Your parking ticket is your key to get back in to the garage. Art Saint Louis cannot validate parking.

The Gallery is easily accessible by PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION with MetroLink and MetroBus with MetroBus stops nearby.
If you are uncomfortable driving downtown, you might want to consider a carpool or rideshare to our location.


 The 52 featured artists in Art St. Louis XXXVI, The Exhibition are:

Michael Anderson, Belleville, IL

Ann Aurbach, University City, MO
Paul Belue, St. Louis, MO
Julie Brand, Cuba, MO
Lon Brauer, Granite City, IL

Jim Burwinkel***, St. Louis, MO
Kendra Cordova, O’Fallon, IL
Kathy Corey*, St. Louis, MO
Anne Cota, Webster Groves, MO
SunnyJo Crow, Sullivan, MO
Michael Daft, St. Louis, MO        
Miguel de Aguero, Sullivan, MO

Diane Epstein, Columbia, MO

Suzy Farren, Webster Groves, MO 

Wm. Daniel File, Manchester, MO

Dominic Finocchio, St. Louis, MO

Mark Appling Fisher**, St. Charles, MO
Gaye Gambell-Peterson, St. Charles, MO

Ed Giganti, St. Louis, MO

Adrian Gonzalez, St. Louis, MO
Nancy Grimes, University City, MO

Ash Hagerstrand, University City, MO
John Hardecke, Washington, MO
James R. Harney, Normal, IL
Sharon Harper**, Springfield, MO

Ann Homann***, St. Louis, MO

Cary Horton**, Shrewsbury, MO
Robert Kokenyesi, Godfrey, IL
Christine Lohse, St. Louis, MO
Phyllis MacLaren, Kirkwood, MO
Garry McMichael, St. Louis, MO
Judith Medoff, Clayton, MO
Tracey Morgan, St. Louis, MO

Alex Paradowski, Granite City, IL

Jasmine Raskas, Maplewood, MO
Bob Rickert, Chesterfield, MO

Deanne Row, St. Charles MO

Blake Sanders***, Cape Girardeau, MO
Paola Scharberg, St. Louis, MO
Mark Schatz, Lake St. Louis, MO
Anthony Scheffler, St. Louis, MO
Annie Scheumbauer, St. Louis, MO
Douglas Simes**, St. Louis, MO
Steve Springmeyer, St. Louis, MO
Connie Stephens, Hannibal, MO
Michelle J. Streiff, Wildwood, MO
Gary Tetley, Ballwin, MO
Ann Miller Titus, Quincy, IL 
Jay Torres, St. Louis, MO
Terry Vermillion, Kirkwood, MO
Jerry B. Walters, Farmington, MO

J.B. Nearsy Wright, St. Louis, MO

* = Best of Show Award of Excellence
** = Award of Excellence
*** = Honorable Mention

Art St. Louis XXXVI, the Exhibition
Juror's Statement

“It was a pleasure to jury the exhibition Art St. Louis XXXVI, a project that showcases the talent of artists in the greater St. Louis region. The goal was to represent in the exhibition the exciting variety of media, styles, and themes present in the submissions, which reflect all levels of artistic experience, from academically trained to self-taught. Jurying this exhibition in the middle of a global pandemic and a nationwide reckoning with systemic racism directly informed the frame of mind with which I considered these artworks, reconfirming the power of art to advance understandings of the human condition. While several of the works selected for inclusion in the exhibition make direct reference to the current social context, others explore themes of nature, the body, and identity more broadly. Each of these subjects takes on a renewed sense of urgency and inflection in a moment defined by isolation, contagion, and human fragility. The resulting presentation offers compelling perspectives on some of today’s most pressing issues as well as contemporary approaches to traditional genres, including natural and urban landscapes, still lives, portraiture, and abstraction.

I would like to thank all of the artists who submitted their work for review. I also extend my gratitude to Robin Hirsch-Steinhoff, Artistic Director of Art Saint Louis for the opportunity to jury this exhibition and for her thoughtful installation.”

— Meredith Malone, Associate Curator,
Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, Washington University in St. Louis, MO

 

Some of the 55 artworks featured in Art St. Louis XXXVI:

Miguel de Aguero, Sullivan, MO. “Tangent Series—Oronogo.” 2020. Painted Wood, 17”x28”x7”; 14 lbs. $400Miguel de Aguero, Sullivan, MO. “Tangent Series—Oronogo.” 2020. Painted Wood, 17”x28”x7”; 14 lbs. $400 Ann K. Aurbach, St. Louis, MO. “Spiraled.” 2020. Digital Photograph on Paper, 18”x22”. $300.Ann K. Aurbach, St. Louis, MO. “Spiraled.” 2020. Digital Photograph on Paper, 18”x22”. $300. Judith Medoff, Clayton, MO.” Glorioius fungi (mostly non-edible).” 2018. Oil on Board, 36”x48”. $1,250.Judith Medoff, Clayton, MO.” Glorioius fungi (mostly non-edible).” 2018. Oil on Board, 36”x48”. $1,250.
Award of Excellence recipient Cary Horton, Shrewsbury, MO. “Building Division.” 2018. Photograph on Paper, 27”x21”. $300.Award of Excellence recipient Cary Horton, Shrewsbury, MO. “Building Division.” 2018. Photograph on Paper, 27”x21”. $300. Jay Torres, St. Louis, MO. “Medusa.” 2018. Graphite on Paper, 27”x21”. $700.Jay Torres, St. Louis, MO. “Medusa.” 2018. Graphite on Paper, 27”x21”. $700. Adrian Gonzalez, St. Louis, MO. “M’Olvide.” 2018. Acrylic, Enamel, Screenprint, Crayon, Dye-Based Ink on Paper, 29”x23”. $800.Adrian Gonzalez, St. Louis, MO. “M’Olvide.” 2018. Acrylic, Enamel, Screenprint, Crayon, Dye-Based Ink on Paper, 29”x23”. $800.
Jasmine Raskas, Maplewood, MO. “Warm and Sharp.” 2019. Acrylic on Canvas, 36”x36”. $1,200. Jasmine Raskas, Maplewood, MO. “Warm and Sharp.” 2019. Acrylic on Canvas, 36”x36”. $1,200. Anne Cota, Webster Groves, MO. “Calmer Waters Ahead.” 2020. Acrylic on Cradled Board, 13 1/8”x13 1/8”. $280. Anne Cota, Webster Groves, MO. “Calmer Waters Ahead.” 2020. Acrylic on Cradled Board, 13 1/8”x13 1/8”. $280. Steve Springmeyer, St. Louis, MO. “A is for Abandoned.” 2020. Digital Photograph on Paper, 17.5”x17.5”. $125.Steve Springmeyer, St. Louis, MO. “A is for Abandoned.” 2020. Digital Photograph on Paper, 17.5”x17.5”. $125.
Michael Daft, St. Louis, MO. “Mondrian Pastiche, Entryway on Cherokee Street.” 2020. Photograph on Paper, 23”x26”. $250.Michael Daft, St. Louis, MO. “Mondrian Pastiche, Entryway on Cherokee Street.” 2020. Photograph on Paper, 23”x26”. $250. Garry McMichael, St. Louis, MO. “Ozark Roots.” 2020. Acrylic on Canvas, 40”x60”. $5,000.Garry McMichael, St. Louis, MO. “Ozark Roots.” 2020. Acrylic on Canvas, 40”x60”. $5,000. Anthony Scheffler, St. Louis, MO. “Unanticipated Complications.” 2020. Wood, Found Metal, 30”x42”x10”. $2,500.Anthony Scheffler, St. Louis, MO. “Unanticipated Complications.” 2020. Wood, Found Metal, 30”x42”x10”. $2,500.

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