Anathallo, Unwed Sailor, Early Day Miners, The Mirror Stage, The Pragmatic, The Jovian Chorus, Metavari, Fractured Army, Dear Future, Dear Vincent, Interstates, The Slightest Nod, mmmelt, Caravelle, Josephine Nicholson
Listening Pleasure
Debussy, Steve Reich, SLSO, Radio_head, Sigur Ros, Vinyl, Chant, Casey Reid, Ramblin Jack Elliot, Leonard Cohen, The Album Leaf, The Arcade Fire, Menomena, Max Richter, Phillip Glass
..Past books
Gilead {Marilynne Robinson}
Ragtime {E.L. Doctorow}
Lost in the Cosmos {Walker Percy}
Everything that Rises Must Converge {Flannery O'Connor}
The Luminary merges the ideas of art and service, providing space to artists in exchange for bartered projects, opening our space for free use to the public and bringing the community into direct contact with the diverse landscape of contemporary art.
We are located at
4900 Reber Place
Saint Louis, MO 63139.
For more information, visit http://theluminaryarts.com or contact us at theluminaryarts@gmail.com.
..Open Studio Times..
Artists of any medium are invited to use our space to work on Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday from 2-9p and Saturday from 12-7p.
We have large, well-lit, well-ventilated spaces for artists to work, as well as an at-cost cafe with locally-roasted Mississippi Mud coffee, and an arts and literature library for public use.
Our private studio spaces are now available for lease. We encourage all those interested to connect in open studio times until private space become available. Contact us by message or email theluminaryarts@gmail.com for more information.
Brea McAnally (photography, mixed-media)
The Mirror Stage (music)
Christine D'Eprio (drawing)
Christie Norrick (sculpture, painting)
Chris Sagovac (collage, mail art, painting, video)
Tony Renner (painting, music)
Christina Choe (painting, sculpture, music)
KDHX St. Louis
Contemporary Art museum St. Louis
Kemper Art Museum
Mad Art Gallery
Boots Contemporary Art Space
Mangia Italiano
Art Saint Louis
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Jul 8 2009 8:44 PM
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We have Filthy cocktails, Filthy shots and $1 High Life Beers in addition to everything else The Party deserves!
Apr 15 2009 3:19 AM
Fortunately I've been working on my own studio space in my house. Unfortunately that means I'm not there... but I still really want to be a part of the artist community there so let me know what the next show/meeting/book club happenings are!
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-kenzie
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Nov 8 2008 8:19 PM
CHECK IT OUT AND LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!!!!!
Oct 23 2008 7:41 PM
"Ideal (Dis-) Placements: Old Masters at the Pulitzer"
Opening: Friday, Oct. 24 from 5-9pm
www. pulitzerarts. org
Sep 29 2008 10:05 PM
Sep 19 2008 3:28 AM
Sept. 27th, 2008
ONE drummer, 4 bands
T Menance -- Progressive Live Hip Hop
BrownTown -- Ween Tribute Band
The Hot Liquors -- Rough & Tumble ROCK and ROLL
Meh -- back for 1st time after 2+ years
Click here for FULL Details
Sep 5 2008 5:05 PM
Center (3301 Lemp Avenue, 314-771-1096, ) at 3 p.m. Sept. 7. Music
will be provided by Epicycle (Mark Sarich, on cello). The exhibit of
paintings will be on display at the LNAC until Oct. 13. Samples of
the work can be seen at http://tonyrenner. blogspot. com
http://www. stlbeacon. org/arts_life/visual_arts/screwed_in_s_a_good_show
Sep 3 2008 4:21 PM
http://tonyrenner. blogspot. com
Aug 14 2008 4:45 PM
Jul 29 2008 6:50 PM
I have just installed an information kiosk in front of the building which was formerly a McDonalds, near the intersection of Grand and Chippewa. The piece is four sided, and reads, respectively,
"THE COLLAPSE OF THE ST. LOUIS SCHOOL SYSTEM"
"A MICROCOSM OF THE FAILURE OF AMERICA"
third side is a map of St. Louis
and on the fourth side, in restroom graffiti style:
"CHAIN YOUR MAYOR TO A PIPE IN YOUR BASEMENT"
"BEAT HIM TIL HE SINGS"
"IT'S YOUR FAULT TOO"
As this is an uncommisioned gift to the city of St. Louis, I doubt it will be there for very long. If you wish to view it, please feel free to pass by. I would guess that someone will damage and/or remove it within the next day or two.
THANKS,
Jason Wallace Triefenbach
Jul 25 2008 3:34 AM