Dec 7, 2012

More Art from Featured Artist Michele Wells

Born in Vancouver Canada, Michele attended art school there in the 1980's but did not choose art as her career. After moving to St. Louis in 1994 she started painting watercolors, however she switched to pastels in 1999. 

Recently she has started combining the two mediums with great results. Michele likes to paint landscapes and abstracts in her studio at home, however her favorite subject matter is "plein air" landscapes.


Apple Orchard, Pastel Painting by Michele Wells

View of the Alps, Pastel Painting by Michele Wells


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Dec 5, 2012

Join us for some refreshments to celebrate the 2012 Holidays from 5PM to 7PM Friday, December 7, 2012.

Aspen Delight by Daniel Fishback, Oil on Acrylic

You are invited to share an evening of art and refreshments with the artists and guest artists of our gallery at a special holiday OPEN HOUSE this Friday, Dec 7.

Some special Christmas Shopping Promotions will be available.

Art is truly a lifelong gift, as is the friendship of our patrons and supporters with whom we celebrate.



Gateway Gallery is an artist-owned art gallery representing 16 regional artists featuring permanent and rotating exhibits reflecting a variety of artistic styles and mediums.  Whether your interest is classic or contemporary realism, regional plein aire, abstract art or impressionism, we have something that will delight your artistic senses.  Our artwork changes often.  Come by and see what's new.

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Dec 4, 2012

Guests enjoying the new artwork at the reception for "The Beauty of Southern Germany".

It's not too late to come in to see the current show featuring the beautiful work of all the Gateway Gallery Artists, and guest artists Paul Bayer, Michael Anderson, Arnie Heuvelman, and Gene Ursprung. The Beauty of Southern Germany runs through Jan 4, 2013.






Musician Carol Eder playing Classical Guitar

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Nov 29, 2012

Gene Ursprung, New Guest Artist at Gateway Gallery November 21 - January 4, 2013

GATEWAY GALLERY IN CLAYTON PRESENTS “The Beauty of Southern Germany”, November 21, 2012 – January 4, 2013.

Gene Ursprung will exhibit watercolor paintings as a Gateway Gallery guest artist November 21, 2012 through January 4, 2013.  Gene is a regional artist known for his Mississippi river landscapes. Gene taught painting at Lewis and Clark Community College and has been accepted in shows at the St. Louis Artist Guild; in Decatur, Springfield, and Alton, Illinois; at the Illinois Art Museum at Rend Lake, Illinois; at Cedarhurst in Mt. Vernon, Illinois and a gallery in Chicago, Illinois. Gene has studied with watercolor artists Edgar Whitney and Eliott O'Hara in Kennebunkport, Maine and Harold Gregor in Saugatuck, Michigan.  Gene's subject matter includes scenes along the Mississippi Great River Road of the limestone bluffs, historical houses and farms.


Watercolor by Gene Ursprung

Watercolor by Gene Ursprung


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Nov 27, 2012

Gateway Gallery Artist Greg Matchick's New Series "Natural Beauty - Intimate Missouri Landscapes" on exhibit through the end of December 2012

Photographer Greg Matchick explores some of the spectacular ways in which light transforms the Missouri Ozarks into an enchanting place of beauty. At the edge of day light enters and retreats from the river valleys creating scenes which are fleeting moments in time. Colors can sometimes even become surreal under such conditions and the result can be quite beautiful, as can be seen in these photographs. Here are some of the subjects:

Rocky Creek: These images were taken as the last light of day retreated from the Rocky Creek valley and the shut-ins on Mill Mountain while the golden trees, in their autumn splendor, glow as the last rays of sunlight illuminate them.

Photograph by Greg Matchick

Johnson's Shut Ins: The light which produced these images was truly spectacular. In early morning, as light entered the Black River valley it cut through fog and illuminated the tops of select trees while bathing the opposite hillside in warm colors, reflecting in the river. The evening light can be purely magical, transforming the river into liquid gold as it contrasts with the grey granite which takes on blue tones in the shadows under the evening sky.

Photograph by Greg Matchick

Hawn State Park/Pickle Springs: In late autumn the bare trees mix with the subtle hues of lingering leaves along Pickle Creek combining with the sandstone creek bed to create visual textures and detail in the quiet solitude. The natural sandstone plays an important role in these unique ecosystems. One of the unique features is the sandstone arch at Pickle Springs Nature Area.

Photograph by Greg Matchick

Marble Creek: At the edge of day, as the sun retreats behind the Ozark hills, autumn colors can enhance the beauty of this creek along the Ozark Trail.

Photograph by Greg Matchick

Missouri: Missouri is truly blessed with a quiet beauty that is at its best in these moments when light and earth embrace at the edge of day. I hope this exhibit helps you as a viewer to appreciate this beauty that is just outside our doorstep.

Photograph by Greg Matchick

About the Artist: Greg is a fifth generation native of St. Louis and lives in the historic Carondelet community. He is a self-taught photographer having developed a creative eye and techniques through years of trial and error. He photographs his subjects using available light with a keen eye for composition and lighting. His prints have been displayed around the St. Louis area in various venues, from art fairs to juried exhibitions; and his work and articles have been published in national photography magazines.

Photograph by Greg Matchick

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Nov 26, 2012

Michael Anderson, Returns as Guest Artist at Gateway Gallery November 21 - January 4, 2013


GATEWAY GALLERY IN CLAYTON PRESENTS “The Beauty of Southern Germany”, November 21, 2012 – January 4, 2013.

Guest artist, Michael Anderson, will exhibit new watercolor and acrylic paintings as a Gateway Gallery guest artist November 21, 2012 through January 4, 2013. Michael's recent works include studio paintings based on his iPhone/iPad sketches. "Composition, color, design and working from life are just as important to my work whether I am pushing pixels or paint. My favorite subjects remain the same but I have added to my analog painting style since working with digital media." - Michael Anderson.  Michael has been an artist, illustrator & designer for over 35 years. Collaboration with designers, architects and planners to develop their ideas for interior environments and urban design concepts in sketches, drawings and digital illustrations is a specialty.  Michael Anderson is the author of the blog Sketching St. Louis and a contributor to creative artisans' blog. He is a member of Drawing and Painting St. Louis Meetup, a productive social network of St. Louis artists.

 Painting by Michael Anderson

Painting by Michael Anderson

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Nov 23, 2012

Reflections by Michele Wells on her trip to Southern Germany.

Pastel by Michele Wells

Gateway Gallery's next theme show was brought on by a trip to Germany for Michele Wells. She spent 10 days visiting with family in the very South of Germany. Here is her experience in her own words....

I flew into Munich on August 4 and was picked up by my Dad and Step Mother. My Dad was born in Germany and spent his childhood there. They now live in Vancouver Canada but he has many friends and family to visit.  After visiting with my Dad's cousins for a few hours we drove 2+ hours southwest to the little town of Markdorf Germany just a few miles north of the Bodensee also known as Lake Constance. My parents had arranged to swap houses and cars for a month with a family from this little town so we had a nice spacious place to stay and a way to get around. We used this as a central place to do our day tripping from.

One of my favorite drives was east into Bavaria. Our plan was to go to Fussen and take some photos of the famous Neuschwanstein castle. The drive there was one of the most beautiful with the view of the alpine valleys and the Austrian Alps. When we got to the castle we were disappointed to find the castle covered in scaffolding and huge crowds so we turned back to the old town site and spent the afternoon in Fussen. This is a beautiful old town just a mile or so from the castle.

Pastel by Michele Wells

Another day trip was through the Black Forest stopping in Titisee, a small mountain town next to a beautiful lake. Of course we had to have black forest cake for lunch. We drove on through to Frieberg and found a huge market surrounding the old Cathedral in the center of town. There were many venders selling things from flowers, produce, sausages, mushrooms, handmade brooms and brushes to items made from olive tree wood. And much much more. We took the drive south along the Rhine on the trip home.

The small towns dotting the edge of the lake were all great places to visit. One of my favorites was Meersberg. It is a very beautiful town set up on a bluff. We shopped, had lunch and toured the old castle. Another day was spent riding a ferry along the lake. It stopped at 7 or 8 towns dropping off and picking up passengers. It was like a mini cruise. We got off at Lindau and had a nice leisurely lunch and then took the next ferry back. This was about a 7 hour round trip and the weather could not have been better.

Pastel by Michele Wells

Many of our other days were spent driving the countryside and visiting the small villages and markets of the area. The landscape is full of agriculture with a wide variety of crops. We saw orchards, vineyards, corn and many grains to name a few. I was always amazed at the number of beautiful window boxes, many of them filled with Geraniums. Almost every building had them.

On the last full day we drove back to Munich to be close to the airport for my flight the next day. This also happened to be my birthday. While there we went to the famous Hoffbrau House for lunch. Unfortunately it was not our best experience in a restaurant. The food was just okay and the service was not great. But our decision to eat cake for dinner was a great one especially since it also happened to be my birthday. We found a nice little place near the hotel that had great cake and coffee. Our last evening was spent strolling through the city park known as The English Garden. We had heard to look out for the surfers and could not imagine what this meant. It turns out there is a place in the river that has some large waves and there were many young guys surfing in the middle of the park. Too funny.

Pastel by Michele Wells

It was a great visit. I took over 1000 photos and all of my paintings for this show were done in my studio from some of these photos. There are so many great subject matters it was hard to just pick a few.

Next.... I am planning a painting trip to France in Sept. 2013.

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Nov 20, 2012

Arnie Heuvelman, New Guest Artist at Gateway Gallery November 21 - January 4, 2013

GATEWAY GALLERY IN CLAYTON PRESENTS “The Beauty of Southern Germany”, November 21, 2012 – January 4, 2013.

The woodwork of Arnold (Arnie) Heuvelman will be featured at the Gateway Gallery November 21, 2012 through January 4, 2013.  Arnie has studied under some of the best woodturners in St. Louis, Utah, North Carolina, and other schools in the country.   Now he looks at a tree and can see the beauty, learning that same tree is where the art of a bowl starts.  He has come to love finding trees with imperfections - meaning rotten wood.  Taking something that is starting to go back to mother earth and making a bowl, learning how to cut that tree in such a way so the grain makes the article you’re making is an art in its self.  Arnie uses every section making things like spinning tops or Christmas bird houses.  When looking at his bowls please pick them up and feel them.  Remember this piece came from something that took 30, 40 or even 50 years to grow.  If you take the proper care it will last another 50 years.   Arnie is a member of Best of Missouri Hands, American Association of Woodturners, St. Louis Woodturners, Show Me Woodturners, and has spent the last 4 years doing demos at Silver Dollar City and doing shows as far away as Connecticut and Iowa.       

Bowl by Arnie Heuvelman

Bowl by Arnie Heuvelman

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Nov 15, 2012

GATEWAY GALLERY IN CLAYTON PRESENTS “The Beauty of Southern Germany”, November 21, 2012 – January 4, 2013

Pastel by Michele Wells

Pastel by Michele Wells
Opening reception held for the artists 6-9 p.m. November 30
(Clayton, MO/August 29) Gateway Gallery “The Beauty of Southern Germany” exhibit will feature paintings, drawings and images from Michele Wells’ recent trip to Southern Germany.  Michele spent some of her days in the small towns and the countryside of Bavaria, one of the most beautiful areas of Germany.  Scenes from the Black Forest and the lakeside towns of Bodensee, known as Lake Constance, will also be featured.  Many scenes involve visits to small villages, markets and country sides with views of vineyards, grazing cattle, castles and the great Alps.  This show runs November 21 through January 4 with an opening reception from 6 to 9 pm on Friday, November 30 at 21 North Bemiston Ave, Clayton.
Michele Wells has been painting in pastels for 12 years and is a resident artist at Gateway Gallery. While Michele likes to work en plein air most of these works had been done in her studio when she returned home from her travels. She has many pastels in private collections in the US and Canada. 

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Oct 18, 2012

More art from Guest Artist Barbara Matchick

If you haven't made it by to see the current show it is still on display until Nov 19, 2012.

The pieces in this exhibit are the collaborative works of resident artist Greg Matchick and his wife Barbara. Using skill and an eye for detail Barbara incorporates Greg’s fine art European scenes into “objets d’art” by means of the centuries old art form of decoupage, thus creating utilitarian works of art from modern-day objects.

Decoupage Switchplate by Barbara Matchick


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Oct 17, 2012

More art from Guest Artist Paul Otto

If you haven't made it by to see the current show it is still on display until Nov 19, 2012.

"Paul Otto's black and white photographs are technically outstanding." "The photographs are not just exercises in abstraction - one can detect a soul at work."    St. Louis Post Dispatch


"Otto demonstrates the abstract painter's appetite for dramatic geometry"
Northwest Journal, St. Louis, Missouri


Photograph by Paul Otto
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Oct 15, 2012

More art from Guest Artist Phillip Perschbacher.

If you haven't made it by to see the current show it is still on display until Nov 19, 2012.

My art is focused primarily with the human form. I use materials such as clay, plaster, paint, and various drawing techniques to depict the human body.
Drawing by Phillip Perschbacher

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Oct 13, 2012

More Art from Featured Artist Greg Matchick

If you haven't made it by to see the current show it is still on display until Nov 19, 2012.

Greg is a fifth generation native of St. Louis, MO. He is a self taught photographer who has developed his creative eye and techniques through years of trial and error. Greg photographs his subjects using available light with a keen eye for composition and lighting. His prints reflect his passion for the outdoors and travel. For over a decade, Greg has been visiting Europe and has produced a large body of work composed of images from Italy, France, Poland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Budapest and Prague. He also enjoys photographing nature and landscapes with a portfolio that includes the Grand Canyon, the Alps and Yosemite; as well as capturing the beauty of his home state of Missouri. In his images he attempts to capture unique moments in time, writing with light, so to speak.

Photograph by Greg Matchick

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Oct 11, 2012

Gateway Gallery Opening Reception for Art in Architecture



Come share an evening of art and refreshments with the artists and guests of our gallery at the reception next Friday evening, October 19, from 6 to 9PM. 

Please join our featured artists and friends, and visit with our current guest artists Paul Otto, Barbara Matchick, and Philip Perschbacher, and hear the stories behind their exciting new works on display during our exhibit entitled Art in Architecture.  

 Paul Otto               

"New Snow".
"Union Stairs"


 Barbara Matchick
"Blue And Gold Doors in Wroclaw Switchplate"
                                 
"Green Shutters in Verona Wastebasket"


 Philip Perschbacher 

"Head"
"Grandfather"


 
Gateway Gallery is an artist-owned art gallery representing 16 regional artists featuring permanent and rotating exhibits reflecting a variety of artistic styles and mediums.  Whether your interest is classic or contemporary realism, regional plein aire, abstract art or impressionism, we have something that will delight your artistic senses.  Our artwork changes often.  Come by and see what's new.
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Clayton, Missouri 63105

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Oct 9, 2012

Barbara Matchick, New Guest Artist at Gateway Gallery October 3 - November 19, 2012

GATEWAY GALLERY IN CLAYTON PRESENTS “Art in Architecture”, October 3 – November 19, 2012.

Guest Artist Barbara Matchick creates unique home décor items using photographs of Europe.  The photographs used are original works of art by her husband Greg Matchick.  She feels art should be part of everyday life, not just something that you view in a museum; hence she has created these artful little treasures to enhance your home's decor. If you are looking for something out of the ordinary, she has it.  Barb is happy to produce custom orders.

 Wastebasket, Decoupage by Barbara Matchick

Tissue Box Cover, Decoupage by Barbara Matchick


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Oct 7, 2012

Paul Otto, New Guest Artist at Gateway Gallery October 3 - November 19, 2012

GATEWAY GALLERY IN CLAYTON PRESENTS “Art in Architecture”, October 3 – November 19, 2012.

Guest artist, Paul Otto is a native of Chicago, currently residing in Lake St. Louis, Missouri. He was formally educated in the field of architecture, receiving his bachelor's degree from Kansas State University. He is a registered architect and this architectural background has greatly influenced his photography. He has received acclaim in a number of one man shows and national juried exhibitions.  His style is best described as representational though not necessarily literal, and it is generally characterized by bold composition accompanied by a sense of stillness and serenity. The subject matter is varied, reflecting his interest in nature and architecture.  The prints are silver gelatin prints made from large format film negatives and each is an original which has been individually printed and numbered by the artist. They have been archivally processed, printed on the finest fiberbase photographic papers and matted with acid free 100% rag museum board to insure print longevity.

 Clearing Storm, Photograph by Paul Otto

New Snow, Photograph by Paul Otto

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Oct 6, 2012

Phillip Perschbacher, New Guest Artist at Gateway Gallery October 3 - November 19, 2012

GATEWAY GALLERY IN CLAYTON PRESENTS “Art in Architecture”, October 3 – November 19, 2012.

The art of guest artist Philip Perschbacher is focused primarily with the human form. Philip uses materials such as clay, plaster, paint, paper, and various drawing techniques to depict the human body.  Sculpting the human form is a noble endeavor. The knowledge of rhythm, movement, balance, as well as anatomy brings life to a sculpted form.  His inspiration is from nature. He hopes that his sculpture will communicate the beauty of nature in a form that is contemporary for our times.  Philip received a B.F.A. in Drawing and Sculpture from Webster University in 2003. In 2002 he studied at Webster University in Vienna, Austria and has made several trips to Germany and Italy since then. Philip received his M.F.A. in Sculpture from the New York Academy of Art in 2005.  In 2006 Philip was hired as a professor at the age of 24.  He has received numerous commissions both public and private.

Grandfather, Sculpture by Phillip Perschbacher

Portrait, Drawing by Phillip Perschbacher

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Oct 3, 2012

GATEWAY GALLERY IN CLAYTON PRESENTS “Art in Architecture”, October 3 – November 19, 2012

Veronese Balcony, Photograph by Greg Matchick

Opening reception held for the artists 6-9 p.m. October 19

(Clayton, MO/July 17) Gateway Gallery “Art in Architecture” exhibit will celebrate architecture, probably one of the oldest venues for art. From frescoes to stone carvings; all of these features have afforded opportunities for artists to exhibit their talents. In modern times, photographers have noted these features and incorporated them into the compositions of their images as well. Artist Greg Matchick has been photographing Europe for more than a decade and he has included many of these architectural features in his images. His "Art in Architecture" exhibit presents a collection of some of his favorite images on the subject.  This show runs October 3 through November 19 with an opening reception from 6 to 9 pm on Friday, October 19 at 21 North Bemiston Ave, Clayton.

Greg Matchick is a self-taught St. Louis based photographer and resident artist at Gateway Gallery. His nature photography has been published nationally and his fine art photography has become part of private collections internationally. 
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Oct 1, 2012

Gateway Gallery one of the destinations on the Art D Tour 2012 Presented by ART DIMENSIONS


Art D Tour 2012 Presented by ART DIMENSIONS

Friday, October 5, 2012 – 5:30 pm to 1 am
ITINERARY:
5:30 – 6:30 pm:  The Art D Tour experience starts at the St. Louis Art Museum in Forest Park where you’ll check-in, and have time to explore the museum and enjoy food and drink samples and live art from several talented local artists.  Parking is FREE.
Attendees have four Route/Shuttle Options:
Route A: (6:00 Luxury Bus, 6:30 School Bus)
-30 minute guided tour of St. Louis Art Museum (first floor)
-Craft Alliance: Delmar Loop
-Craft Alliance: Grand Center
-Gateway Gallery
-St. Louis Artists’ Guild
-Soulard Art Market & Contemporary Gallery
Route B: (6:00 Luxury Bus, 6:15 School Bus)
-Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
-Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts
-Galleries at the Sheldon
-Craft Alliance: Delmar Loop
-Craft Alliance: Grand Center
-Gateway Gallery
-St. Louis Artists’ Guild
-Soulard Art Market & Contemporary Gallery
9:00 pm – 1:00 am:  Official ArtD Tour 2012 After Party.  The last stop on your tour is the 2720 Cherokee Performing Arts Center, home of the ArtDimensions Galleries.  When you arrive, Cherokee Nights (our First Friday art event) will be in full swing and you’ll get a chance to view the works on display in both our Main and Underground galleries, check out the progress of the live artists from the first leg of the tour, and enjoy great live music and dance performances.  Entry is free with you ticket, and you’ll have a chance to win great door prizes.  Regular shuttles will return you to your vehicle at the St. Louis Art Museum.
Tickets can be purchased via the Paypal link below.
School bus: 
$20 in advance
$25 night of event
Luxury bus: (A/C & onboard restrooms)
$30 in advance
$35 night of event
for more info call 314-607-7693


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Sep 21, 2012

Gateway Gallery Artist Jerry Schmutz wins project with St. Louis Community Foundation.

Photograph by Jerry Schmutz

Photograph by Jerry Schmutz

Just after Labor Day Jerry completed an installation of ten large (34” X 36” and  36” X 48”) enlarged photos in the office spaces of the St. Louis Community Foundation, located in the Federal Building on Fourth Street, downtown St. Louis. The president and CEO of the organization was referred to Jerry's artwork by an associate who had purchased one of his pieces in an art fair earlier in the summer. She hung it in her office, and the piece generated some buzz in the office, which led to an opportunity for Jerry to make a presentation of a number of photos that could be adapted for their common office spaces. The photos were laminated on foam core and backed with gator board for hanging. The production work was done by The Composing Room on Southwest Avenue in St. Louis.  

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Gateway Gallery Artist Jerry Schmutz Commissioned by Webster University.


Jerry was awarded a commissioned project for Webster University. Their president and vice president were to travel to Beijing in early September to make a presentation in respect of the 50th anniversary of the collaboration between Webster and the Chinese Language and Culture Institute there. They needed a nice gift to go along with the presentation as well as some photos to use for their PowerPoint presentation in China. Jerry was asked to get some photos of the then-running Chinese Lantern Festival at the St. Louis Botanical Garden in order to pair up a photo representing the Chinese culture with a photo of an iconic St. Louis scene or object. The composite double matted and framed photo would be presented to the Chinese during their visit and presentation. Webster chose a Chinese Lantern photo and paired it with a fairly traditional photo of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. A memorial inscription was embedded in an opening of the double mat in English and in Chinese. The president and vice president signed the mat spaces with their personal goodwill wishes.  The project was completed and FedEx ed to China just in time for the presentation. Their feedback was that they “hit it out of the park” with this one. It was very well received.

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