Showing posts with label Janice Schoultz Mudd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Janice Schoultz Mudd. Show all posts

Nov 12, 2010

Janice Schoultz Mudd in “XVII – The Exhibition at Art Saint Louis

Paintings  by Gateway Gallery’s Janice Schoultz Mudd can be seen at Art Saint Louis’s gallery at 555 Washington, St Louis through December 30th. This year’s annual exhibit was juried by Stacy Switzer, Artistic Director at Grand Arts, Kansas City.  A highly completive show, 64 original artworks were selected from 482 submitted.  

Visit http://www.artstlouis.org/current.html for further information.

Jul 22, 2010

Gateway Artists at Open Studios!

The 5th annual City-Wide Open Studios sponsored by the Contemporary Art Museum St Louis, is coming up this weekend.


On Saturday July 24, Ron Flier will be at the Tower Grove East Art Studio and Heather Haymart will be at The Luminary .

On Sunday, July 25 you will find Janice Schoultz Mudd surrounded by her paintings at the Artist’s Studio Building and Sheldon Johnson welcoming visitors to his working studio on Olive St.
Ron Flier


Heather Haymart


Janice Schoultz Mudd



Sheldon Johnson
This is a great opportunity to visit with artists and find out more about who they are and what drives their art making. For all the details go to the City-Wide Open Studios link and click on the map button.

Be sure to download the PDF map for complete and accurate information.

See you there.

Feb 6, 2010

Meeting of Minds 11 - Annie Smith Piffel and Janice Schoultz Mudd


Janice and Annie have really put their creative talents together here.
They have anchored all of the smaller elements especially Greg's Photograph by surrounding them with color and connected the top and bottom of the painting. It is beginning to feel like a planned out piece by the looks of it, but if you have been following this blog, you know this changes each day with each new addition.

Meeting of Minds 8 - Janice Schoultz Mudd


Janice has added her beautiful and unique "Janiceness" to this piece now and it is really beginning to fill in. It is amazing what incorporating an area of color can do to bring a work of art together.