Bruno David Gallery

Carmon Colangelo is currently featured in Bad at Sports magazine, with an insightful profile by Paul Krainak. "20-Year Survey" exhibition opens April 24 🔗 Read article in bio or at badatsports.com/2026/sub-rural… - #CarmonColangelo #ArtConsultant #artadvisor #ContemporaryArt #WashU

The Perfect Art Weekend in Clayton 🎨☕ Looking for the perfect Saturday plans? Gallery Hours: 11-4 pm #ClaytonMO #STLWeekend #BrunoDavidGallery #ExploreSTL #WeekendVibes

SAVE THE DATE: Carmon Colangelo: 20-Year Survey Opening Reception: Friday, April 24 Join us at Bruno David Gallery for a deep dive into two decades of work by St. Louis-based artist Carmon Colangelo. #CarmonColangelo #ContemporaryArt #Printmaking #Painting #SamFoxSchool

Four distinct solo exhibitions 11-6 pm #BrunoDavidGallery #CurrentExhibitions #STLArtScene #ClaytonMO #contemporaryart

Gallery artist Danielle Muzina created a mural for the Feverdream Gallery (Shoreway building), Cleveland, OH. For the residency, resident artists hold free community events in alignment with themes in their work. More at goodartnews.com/2026/04/01/dan…

Gallery artist Patricia Olynyk will be giving a lecture titled “Dark Matter” at the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design, Indiana University Bloomington. Friday, April 03, 2026, at 5:00 PM. - #DarkMatter #PatriciaOlynyk #astrophysics

What a fantastic Artist Talk this past Saturday featuring Jill Downen, Judith Shaw, William Morris! If you missed the event, you still have time to experience their work—through April 11. photos at goodartnews.com/2026/03/31/art… - #artconsultant #interiordesigner #SaintLouis #artadvisor

Artist Talk: Saturday, March 28 at 4 PM In their latest exhibition, “Emplacement”, artist Jill Downen invites us to look at the “bones” of architecture. #JillDownen #SculpturalDrawing #ArchitectureAndBody #brunodavidgallery

Join us today at 4 pm at Bruno David Gallery for a joint Artist Talk. This event is free and open to the public. Arrive early to browse the galleries and grab a good seat! #BrunoDavidGallery #ArtistTalk #ArtEventSTL #ContemporaryArt #ClaytonMO

The rhythm is in the reach. In his first solo exhibition, “Jacob Blickenstaff: Show of Hands” takes us backstage and into the booth to witness a side of music we often feel but rarely see so clearly #JacobBlickenstaff #MusicPhotography #ClaytonMO #JoanBaez #LindaRonstadt

The region barely grew in the past year, setting it up to soon be overtaken as the nation's 23rd largest as St. Louis' core continues to decline. bizjournals.com/stlouis/news/2…

Save the Date: Two Artists, One Conversation. Mark your calendars for an afternoon of insight and inspiration! Join us at Bruno David Gallery for a joint Artist Talk featuring two of our current exhibiting artists, Jill Downen and William Morris. March 28 at 4 pm #ClaytonMO

Today: 11-4 pm. In her latest exhibition, “Emplacement”, artist Jill Downen invites us to look at the “bones” of architecture. Using plaster and wood lath, Downen creates massive, tactile drawings that feel like a second skin—fragile, structured, and deeply human.

On view at @brunodavidgallery 11-6 pm “William Morris: Compendium” A decade of visual storytelling in color and form. Morris’s new work is a rhythmic exploration of balance and energy, creating concise, captivating, unrefined, and organic abstracts that speak volumes.

The rhythm is in the reach. In his first solo exhibition at the gallery, “Jacob Blickenstaff: Show of Hands” takes us backstage and into the booth to witness a side of music we often feel but rarely see so clearly. #JacobBlickenstaff #MusicPhotography #JoanBaez #LindaRonstadt

SAVE THE DATE: Carmon Colangelo: 20-Year Survey Opening Reception: Friday, April 24 Join us at Bruno David Gallery for a deep dive into two decades of work by St. Louis-based artist Carmon Colangelo. This exhibition traces Colangelo’s evolving visual language from 2005 to today.

This season at Bruno David Gallery, we are proud to present four distinct solo exhibitions that push the boundaries of their respective mediums. Whether you are drawn to raw texture, rhythmic portraiture, or bold abstraction, there is something for everyone to experience.

How does a building feel? In their latest exhibition, “Emplacement”, artist Jill Downen invites us to look at the “bones” of architecture. Using plaster and wood lath, Downen creates massive, tactile drawings that feel like a second skin—fragile, structured, and deeply human.