St. Louis Artists’ Guild: Friday, 15 November 2019
November 15 - December 28th, 2019
Opening Reception: Friday, November 15, 5-8pm
Award Ceremony: Friday, November 15, 6:30pm
Gallery Talk: Wednesday, December 4, 7pm
An Idea of Order is an exhibition inspired by the poem “An Idea of Order at Key West” by Wallace Stevens. Artists have employed mathematics to bring visual harmony to our surroundings with tools such as the golden ratio, perspective and grid systems. From the intricate symmetry of Islamic tile design, to the measured drawings of Agnes Martin, mathematics can create visual harmony and give a sense of order to what appears to be chaotic.
Juror: Joe Chesla
The artwork of this internationally exhibited artist reveals the hidden beauty of natural order and organic process by omitting parts that are superfluous. What remains is a collaboration between Artist and Nature. His aesthetic blends craftsmanship and technical expertise with the eastern sensibilities of balance, harmony, simplicity, and economy of material.
Exhibiting Artists : Mitchell Anolik, Hannah Barnes, Eldon Benz, Jill Beyder, Robert Bolla, Marilynne Bradley, Bill Brookover, Aimee Clinger, Jerry Cox, Stephen Da Lay, James Daniels, Miguel de Aguero, Elizabeth Desrosiers, Kevin Desrosiers, Jonathan Frey, Damon Gaspar, Nancy Grimes, John Hardecke, Jessica Hentoff, Holland Hopson, Ruth Kolker, Andrew Leicht, Ann Mays, Roger McCarthy, Beth McCoy, Albert Natian, Larry Page, Alex Paradowski, Bradley Phillips, John Puffer, Bob Rickert, Ashleigh Robb, Marceline Saphian, Douglas Simes, Mike Sonnichsen, Taro Takizawa, Darius Thompson, Sergei Tsvetkov, Charles Turnell, Andy Van Der Tuin, Maggie Van Emden, Erin Wheary, Carmile Zaino, Susan Zale, Maggie Zografakis.
Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 6 pm and Saturday 10 am - 4 pm
Opening Reception: Friday, November 15, 5-8pm
Award Ceremony: Friday, November 15, 6:30pm
Gallery Talk: Wednesday, December 4, 7pm
An Idea of Order is an exhibition inspired by the poem “An Idea of Order at Key West” by Wallace Stevens. Artists have employed mathematics to bring visual harmony to our surroundings with tools such as the golden ratio, perspective and grid systems. From the intricate symmetry of Islamic tile design, to the measured drawings of Agnes Martin, mathematics can create visual harmony and give a sense of order to what appears to be chaotic.
Juror: Joe Chesla
The artwork of this internationally exhibited artist reveals the hidden beauty of natural order and organic process by omitting parts that are superfluous. What remains is a collaboration between Artist and Nature. His aesthetic blends craftsmanship and technical expertise with the eastern sensibilities of balance, harmony, simplicity, and economy of material.
Exhibiting Artists : Mitchell Anolik, Hannah Barnes, Eldon Benz, Jill Beyder, Robert Bolla, Marilynne Bradley, Bill Brookover, Aimee Clinger, Jerry Cox, Stephen Da Lay, James Daniels, Miguel de Aguero, Elizabeth Desrosiers, Kevin Desrosiers, Jonathan Frey, Damon Gaspar, Nancy Grimes, John Hardecke, Jessica Hentoff, Holland Hopson, Ruth Kolker, Andrew Leicht, Ann Mays, Roger McCarthy, Beth McCoy, Albert Natian, Larry Page, Alex Paradowski, Bradley Phillips, John Puffer, Bob Rickert, Ashleigh Robb, Marceline Saphian, Douglas Simes, Mike Sonnichsen, Taro Takizawa, Darius Thompson, Sergei Tsvetkov, Charles Turnell, Andy Van Der Tuin, Maggie Van Emden, Erin Wheary, Carmile Zaino, Susan Zale, Maggie Zografakis.
Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 6 pm and Saturday 10 am - 4 pm
St. Louis Artists’ Guild
12 North Jackson Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63105
314. 727. 6266
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