. I'm in Chicago on business so that's the reason for few comments on your blogs today. I'm actually working. Please believe me....

. J. C. Gray was one of the most interesting people I met during studios open house weekend. Her approach is simple, sincere and lovely: she...

. Angela Malchionno makes the most subtle works on and from paper, fabric and other unexpected materials. They are complex. Her statement on...

. I shoot everything in color. If I want to go to black and white, I use a B&W adjustment layer in Photoshop. My first edit of this pict...

. Jennifer Hayes' painting is confrontational. Large scale, in-your face color, heavy texture; female figures never showing the face, se...

. Jay Babcock makes art that has something to say. The installation on the wall is in the shape of our state, made up of losing Missouri Lot...

. Paula Lincoln produced some of the most unusual art I saw at Open Studios Weekend. A large white wall was covered with cut-out silhouettes...

. Like Danielle Correll , I know Thomas Shepherd from Soulard Art Market. This is Shepherd's third appearance on STL DPB, which may be a...

. I've known Danielle Correll from the Soulard Art Market , the only gallery where I've shown my stuff. She works in many media but ...

. The summer St. Louis artists series continues with Scott Ernst, who comes here from Oakland, California. His work that I saw included sce...

. Whimsy . Sandra Marchewa stands in a little cloud of her own making, buzzing with bug-like elves, mini-monsters and flying pigs. I can ima...

. I spent Saturday afternoon beginning my tour of the St. Louis artists open studio weekend . First up in this year's series of portrait...