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2012 Stories by Jessica Baran

• In the Galleries: The Indeterminate Length, closes February 25 at Good Citizen Gallery

  published February 16, 2012

  By way of an elaborate sculptural assemblage, Tennessee native Mike Calway-Fagen explores the notion of transience and the nature of the trace.... More >>

• In the Galleries - Belinda Lee: Inside Out/Outside In CLOSES February 26 at COCA

  published February 23, 2012

  Dailiness confronts the apocalyptic and bizarre in a series of intimate paintings and drawings by Washington University instructor Belinda Lee. A... More >>

• In the Galleries: Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches, closes February 2

  published February 2, 2012

  Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches Sandra Marchewa, local artist and co-owner of Pace Framing/PSTL Gallery, has inscribed a lifetime on a... More >>

• In the Galleries: We Buy Gold at Webster University, closing January 28

  published January 26, 2012

  We Buy Gold Artist and Webster University faculty member Tate Foley assembles an exhibit of coolly beautiful prints and drawings that... More >>

• In the Galleries: Precarious Worlds: Contemporary Art From Germany, at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, closes January 9

  published January 5, 2012

  Precarious Worlds: Contemporary Art From Germany Confronting the dichotomy of a world where technology advances exponentially yet brings... More >>

• In the Galleries: Life Saver at Bruno David Gallery, closes January 20

  published January 19, 2012

  Life Saver As impossibly light or heavy as the exhibit's title sways, Missouri painter Damon Freed plays to both ends of the existential... More >>

• In the Galleries: Tomas Saraceno at Mildred Lane Kemper, closes January 9

  published January 5, 2012

  Tomás Saraceno: Cloud-Specific Working at the impossible intersection of pragmatism and practicality, Argentinean-born,... More >>

• In the Galleries - Reflections of the Buddha CLOSES March 10 at the Pulitzer

  published March 8, 2012

  Drawing on the Zen Buddhist principles that informed Tadao Ando's design for the Pulitzer Foundation headquarters in which it is housed, this... More >>

• In the Galleries: Out of the Box at the World Chess Hall of Fame, closes February 12

  published February 9, 2012

  Out of the Box: Artists Play Chess To inaugurate the contemporary gallery in the newly minted World Chess Hall of Fame, Bradley Bailey... More >>

• In the Galleries: Monet's Water Lilies at the Saint Louis Art Museum, closes January 22

  published January 19, 2012

  Monet's Water Lilies Before collectible magnets, waiting-room posters, silk-screened mugs, T-shirts and hotel wallpaper turned his work... More >>

• In the Galleries: I'll Be Your Mirror at Sheldon Art Galleries, closes February 11

  published February 9, 2012

  I'll Be Your Mirror This group exhibition of work by artists near and far delves into the realm and refractory meaning of doubles,... More >>

• In the Galleries: Follow the Leader at Craft Alliance, closing January 29

  published January 26, 2012

  Follow the Leader All the assaulting joys of navigating an amply stocked thrift store are harnessed here in this large-scale sculptural... More >>

• In the Galleries: Stasis/Adapting at St. Louis Artists' Guild, closes January 7

  published January 5, 2012

  Stasis/Adapting This series of photographs by local artist Amanda Pfister reveals Midwestern culture as both deeply familiar and quietly... More >>

• In the Galleries: Electric is the Love at Laumeier Sculpture Park, closes January 22

  published January 19, 2012

  Electric Is the Love This ninth annual iteration of the Kranzberg Exhibition Series is an ambitious, riotous and challenging display of... More >>