November 9 through December 23
THERE AND HERE: CARMON COLANGELO, JOAN
HALL, AND PETER MARCUS
COCA presents a printmaking exhibition in the Millstone Gallery.
COCA’s Millstone Gallery is an exhibition of works by three
artists, all known for their non-traditional and innovative
approaches to printmaking. The opening night includes an informal
gallery talk and reception. Colangelo makes mixed media images
that incorporate digital as well as a wide variety of traditional
printmaking processes. Hall is known for her large-scale sculptural
prints that are thickly layered with handmade paper, pulp, printing
ink and collage elements. Marcus is one of the pioneers of large-scale
experimental printmaking creating complex images of patterns
and texture that are inspired by and based on architecture.
Informal gallery talk: Friday, Nov. 9, 5:30 to 6 pm
Opening reception: Friday, Nov. 9, 6 to 8 p.m.
COCA, 524 Trinity Ave., University City
Free and open to the public.
Continuing through November 25
"CHINESE TEXTILES"
This exhibition of rarely seen Chinese textiles from the Museum’s
collection features a wide variety of traditional techniques,
including tapestry weave (kesi), embroidery and brocading. Their
beauty is enhanced by the delicate balance of colors, intricate
patterns, dynamic compositions and a sense of cosmic harmony.
Saint Louis Art Museum
Slam.org
Continuing through December 16
ELUSIVE LIGHT MICHAEL EASTMAN RETROSPECTIVE
Judith and Adam Aronson
GALLERY REVELATION: THE RELIGIOUS IMAGINATION
OF RUSSELL KRAUS
Visiting exhibitions gallery of the newly reinstalled Collection
of the Western Jesuit Missions
REFLECTION. PAINTING BY NANCY NEWMAN
RICE
Community Gallery Wednesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Saint Louis University Museum of Art
3663 Lindell Boulevard
(314) 977-2666
museums.slu.edu
Continuing through December 30
THE CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM ST. LOUS
PRESENTS MAYA LIN: SYSTEMATIC LANDSCAPE
An exhibition that explores how we see, and come to understand,
landscape in a crucial time. Maya Lin, who examines how our
current relationship to landscape is extended, condensed, distorted,
and mapped via new technologies, translates these systematized
spaces of the natural world into objects and environments that
can be engaged physically.
(314) 535-4660 or visit www.contemporarystl.org.
Continuing November 1 through December
1
KODNER GALLERY PRESENTS MOSAIC
An exhibition of new works by nationally known, Contemporary
Master, Christopher H. Martin. View his most recent artworks;
including works on canvas, metallic halide prints and works
completed using his signature technique of layered reverse acrylic
paint on Lucite.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these works will
benefit The Kodner Gallery Art Therapy Program at Ranken Jordan
Pediatric Specialty Hospital
(314) 993-4477
The Kodner Gallery, 9650 Clayton Rd.
kodnergallery.com
Friday, November 2 through December
14
"FACULTY" TAKE OVER THE FOUNDRY
ART CENTRE
The exhibit features works by faculty from area colleges at
the Foundry Art Centre in Historic St. Charles on Friday, Nov.
2 with a public artists’ reception from 6 until 9 p.m. The exhibit
will be displayed in Galleries I, II and III.
Faculty from East Central College, Fontbonne University, Lindenwood
University, Maryville University, St. Charles Community College,
St. Louis Community College-Florissant Valley, St. Louis Community
College-Forest Park, St. Louis Community College-Meramec, Saint
Louis University, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Washington
University and Webster University will take part in this exhibition.
(636) 255-0270 or visit www.foundryartcentre.org
Wednesday and Thursday, November 7 and
8
VIENNA CHOIR BOYS
A St. Louis Cathedral Concerts’ audience favorite, the Vienna
Boys Choir returns for their annual visit to the Cathedral Basilica.
This year you have two opportunities to experience these talented
and charming young performers in concert, who represent over
500 years of choral tradition.
Wednesday, 8 p.m. Thursday, 2:30 p.m.
Tickets: $40, $30 and $20.
Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis, 4431 Lindell Boulevard.
(314) 533-7662 or visit www.stlcathedralconcerts.org.
Tuesday, November 13
ST. LOUIS SPEAKER SERIES
Presented by Maryville University and sponsored by RCGA, Gallop,
Johnson and Neuman and KWMU-FM. Peter Hillary: Adventurer, Explorer
and Philanthropist The Hillary name is synonymous with adventure!
Like his father Sir Edmund Hillary, this dynamic speaker has
climbed Everest and traversed Antarctica to the South Pole,
among other exploits. Using superb video and slides, he connects
these accomplishments to the challenges we all face. He has
authored five books including his most recent In The Ghost Country.
Powell Symphony Hall
8 p.m.
(314) 533-7888
www.stlouisspeakerseries.org
Wednesday, November 14
RCGA BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
Local chambers will participate. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Casino Queen Hotel and Casino, ballroom
Exhibit tables are available, call Lori Meier at (314) 444-1147.
For reservations contact (314) 444-1158 or bah@stlrcga.org
Wednesday, November 14
INDOOR LIGHTING OF THE CUPPLES HOUSE CHRISTMAS
TREE
Wine, light refreshments
5 p.m.
The Historic Samuel Cupples House on the campus of Saint Louis
University
3673 West Pine Mall
museums.slu.edu
(314) 977-2666
Wednesday, Nov. 14
RCGA BREAKFAST WITH THE GAZELLES
Presenter: Richard D. Baron, Chairman & CEO, McCormack Baron
Salazar Inc.
7:15 to 9 a.m. (Program begins at 8 a.m.)
RCGA Regional Collaboration Center One Metropolitan Square,
12th Floor
$20 for RCGA members, $35 for non-members Includes continental
breakfast and validated parking in Metropolitan Square garage.
Sponsored by KWMU-FM
Tuesday, November 27
ST. LOUIS SPEAKER SERIES
Presented by Maryville University and sponsored by RCGA,
Gallop, Johnson and Neuman and KWMU-FM.
Christiane Amanpour: CNN’s Chief International Correspondent
After starting her career at WBRU in Providence, RI, she moved
to CNN in ‘83 and has become CNN’s chief international correspondent.
She has covered every major story from Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq,
Israel, Pakistan, Somalia to the Balkans... and interviewed
most of the world’s leaders in those countries.
Powell Symphony Hall
8 p.m.
(314) 533-7888
www.stlouisspeakerseries.org
Tuesday, November 27
14TH ANNUAL "DINING OUT FOR LIFE®”
St. Louis Cardinals Hall-of-Famer Ozzie Smith once again leads
the effort to invite St. Louisans to “Dine Out, Fight AIDS”.
The event features more than 125 area restaurants that will
donate some or all of their proceeds that day to Saint Louis
Effort for AIDS.
For information on participating restaurants visit www.stlefa.org
or call (314) 645-6451
