MillerCeramics Moves Into Soulard Art Market
Visual and ceramic artist, SANDY MILLER joins "SAM" - Soulard Art Market and Contemporary Gallery as a "resident artist.
SAM is a unique gallery and studio complex located in the historic Soulard neighborhood of St. Louis, MO 63104 at 2028 S. 12th St. at Russell Blvd. This co-op gallery features over 12 core resident artist working in various medias (painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, jewelry, glass, fiber, and mixed media) and with Sandy's work, now ceramics. In addition to the resident artists, the main gallery holds juried exhibitions of local artists, features special artists' work on some weekends, live entertainment for exhibition openings, and special workshop classes on occasion.
New Web Site Design
If you have visited MillerCeramics.com before, you may have noticed a new home page. From a technical aspect, the redesign incorporates PHP and MySQL, programming which allows dynamic content (beginning with a guestbook) and easier maintainability. Like all things new, however, there may be a few lurking issues. If you encounter any difficulty with how the site works for you, please send an email describing the problem. More to come &mdash come back often.
Art Saint Louis presents Articulated Vision
Sandy is one of 44 St. Louis regional artists included in Articulated Vision, running from January 18 to February 18.
Read More and See Sandy's Entry
University City Lion Project
The University City Lion Project began with a call to artists in celebration to commemorate the 100-year anniversary of the installation of the two gigantic lion sculptures on the pillars at the intersection of Delmar and Trinity roads. Businesses, schools and other organizations were asked to purchase and sponsor an undecorated, fiberglass lion. Artists submitted designs and proposals to decorate the nine, near life-sized lions available with over 30 artists applying for the opportunity. The lions were displayed throughout University City from June 13, 2009 to September 2009, then auctioned off.
Read More and See Images of Sandy's Entry