Bruno David Gallery

St. Louis-based video artist William Morris' new video, “The Protest Project,” combines “pandemic and epidemic” to explore how the coronavirus pandemic collided with an equally devastating problem this spring — racism and police brutality.

When performance and video artist Yvonne Osei arrived in St. Louis from Ghana in 2009, she noticed that everyone seemed concerned with physical…

Early on election night last November, artist Bunny Burson looked to New York City’s Javits Center ceiling, expecting confetti to fall to celebrate…

Kahlil Irving sits down to the potter’s wheel in his studio, picks up an unfinished pot, the muddled grey of unfinished clay, and begins to turn the…

After Bruno David opened his gallery in Grand Center 11 years ago, he was a cheerleader for the area’s emergence as a major arts destination. Now Grand…

Bruno David Gallery in Grand Center has closed its doors.Bruno David said his namesake art gallery shut down because of structural concerns recently…

This article originally appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, April 20, 2013: Shakespeare’s Romeo finds hope in the candle-lit glow of Juliet at her window:…

This month, St. Louis-based video artist Zlatko Ćosić presents two simultaneous—but quite different—exhibits. In one, Ćosić closes a mournful and war-torn…

When William Morris was growing up in St. Louis in the 1970s, his mother was close behind with her Super 8 camera.Much later, Morris stumbled upon some of…

Max Starkloff was known for his work as a disability rights activist. But he also was a painter.Later this month, several of Starkloff's paintings will be…