phd
art. ambience.
phd gallery in St. Louis opened its doors on Cherokee Street April 21, 2007, becoming the latest addition to the white-hot arts district forming on the city's south side. Boasting three adjoining storefronts in a GREEN building (in both design and color), phd features 12 foot ceilings, clean white walls, north facing windows, and a combined exhibition space of nearly 2000 square feet.
Reflecting the passion and artistic vision of artist Philip Hitchcock, phd is a fresh, new, alternative art space that advances challenging works by ground-breaking artists.
ALIVE Magazine boasts, "The newly opened gallery in the up-and-coming Cherokee art district continues its track record of presenting stellar work from local, regional, and international artists..."
Following up on its 2007 successes, phd plans six solo and group exhibitions for its 2008 calendar. |
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Saint Louis University Museum of Art (SLUMA) to host
Resilience: The Sculpture of Philip Hitchcock
Exhibit to feature Christ Embracing the Cross,
a new statue by artist Philip Hitchcock
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January 4, 2008 - Saint Louis University Museum of Art (SLUMA) will host Resilience: The Sculpture of Philip Hitchcock. The exhibition opens January 4, 2008 and continues through February 15, 2008 with a public reception for the artist Friday, January 11, between 5:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
On view will be fifteen pieces of Hitchcock's work including the centerpiece of the exhibit, Christ Embracing the Cross, a lifesize statue of Christ commissioned by University President Lawrence H. Biondi, S.J. on behalf of Saint Louis University Museum of Art.
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