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Black and white portrait of a person with short hair and glasses, wearing a dark collared shirt. They are seated and looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression. In the background, a wall is covered with various photographs and papers, slightly out of focus.

New Drawing Series by St. Louis-based Artist Jess T. Dugan Debuts Today at the Pulitzer

Mar 7, 2025

A minimalist line drawing of a bouquet of lilies in a clear vase. The delicate outlines depict large, flowing leaves and petals, with several dark, textured shapes scattered across the flowers, resembling abstract forms or petals.

Jess T. Dugan debuts new exhibit “I’m right here with you” at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation

St. Louis Magazine

Mar 6, 2025

A pile of pastel-colored, textured sculptures resembling cocoa pods sits on a woven circular rug in a gallery space with a plain white wall and concrete floor. One pod is slightly separated from the group.

In Veronica Ryan’s ‘Unruly Objects,’ the objects are unruly, but not the ideas

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Mar 6, 2025

The image shows a person standing confidently with hands on their hips, wearing a black long-sleeved top, black pants with rolled-up cuffs, and chunky black shoes. The individual also has a beard and is wearing a black cap. Behind them, there is a large, smooth, flat-topped rock and a minimalist concrete wall, creating a modern, serene atmosphere. The overall setting appears to be an art or architectural space.

Dancing through a museum: An artist duets with a departed influence at the Pulitzer

St. Louis Public Radio

Nov 6, 2024

A view through sliding glass doors of a concrete patio with a large, textured stone sculpture. In the foreground, a textured, cubist-style sculpture sits on the floor inside the building

Scott Burton: Shape Shift

The Brooklyn Rail

Oct 30, 2024

A modern art gallery with high white walls and a polished concrete floor, viewed from an elevated perspective. Several contemporary sculptures and furniture pieces are displayed on white platforms throughout the long, narrow space. A bright blue rectangular artwork hangs on the far wall, drawing the eye down the gallery.

A Dying Artist Left His Legacy to MoMA. Today He’s Almost Forgotten.

The New York Times

Oct 29, 2024

Black and white archival image of a man in a tuxedo sitting on a public bench with a drink in hand

A Dying Artist Left His Legacy to MoMA. Today He’s Almost Forgotten.

The New York Times

Oct 29, 2024

A minimalist gallery space with a polished concrete floor and off-white walls. Three sets of chairs are displayed on a low white platform. The first set includes two modern chairs with curved, ribbon-like backs, made of dark metal. The second set is a single geometric chair with thin, angular legs, made of a lighter metal. The third set consists of three simple chairs with blocky shapes and flat, reddish-brown seats and backs.

Scott Burton: Shape Shift / Brendan Fernandes: In Two

Oct 18, 2024

This is a black-and-white sketch titled

This Exhibit Pays Homage To Scott Burton’s Legacy

Interior Design

Oct 14, 2024

The image depicts a person sitting on a large rock, wearing a black turtleneck sweater, black pants with the cuffs rolled up to reveal the inner white lining, and a black cap. The person has a beard and is barefoot, with one leg extended out and the other folded underneath. The background is a simple, textured concrete wall. The pose suggests a sense of contemplation and balance.

How Artist Brendan Fernandes Is Decolonizing Architecture Without Tearing It Down

Oct 10, 2024

An elevated view of Richard Serra's

A Tribute to Richard Serra (1938–2024)

The Brooklyn Rail

Oct 2, 2024

Close-up of a musician playing the violin. A second musician is visible in the background.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s Live at the Pulitzer series returns for its 21st season

St. Louis Magazine

Sep 30, 2024

The image shows a modern, minimalist space with a person sitting on a geometric, stone-like bench that has a textured, almost granite-like surface. The individual is seated by large glass windows, facing outdoors where a smooth, concrete courtyard is visible, along with a large, natural rock. The room's interior walls are made of exposed concrete with a clean, industrial aesthetic. The serene atmosphere evokes a sense of contemplation, blending both natural and industrial elements.

One Fine Show: “Scott Burton, Shape Shift” at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation

Sep 27, 2024

The image depicts a person sitting on a large rock, wearing a black turtleneck sweater, black pants with the cuffs rolled up to reveal the inner white lining, and a black cap. The person has a beard and is barefoot, with one leg extended out and the other folded underneath. The background is a simple, textured concrete wall. The pose suggests a sense of contemplation and balance.

Scott Burton: Shape Shift at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation

Sep 26, 2024

The image shows two stone sculptures in a modern architectural setting. In the foreground, there's a polished, geometric stone sculpture with a rectangular, blocky shape, consisting of stacked square forms. This sculpture is positioned indoors, near a glass window. In the background, visible through the window, there is a large, natural rock formation placed outdoors on a smooth stone surface. The setting is minimalist, with the outdoor area framed by clean concrete walls, which have a textured, weathered look, enhancing the contrast between the natural and geometric forms of the sculptures.

‘Scott Burton: Shape Shift’ Review: Sculpture-Furniture Fusion

The Wall Street Journal

Sep 25, 2024

A metal sculpture with intersecting triangular shapes and circular cutouts, featuring a sleek, polished surface. The piece has a geometric and modern design.

Scott Burton: Shape Shift, September 6, 2024 – February 2, 2025 at Pulitzer Arts Foundation

Sep 5, 2024

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Veronica Ryan: Unruly Objects

Mar 7–Jul 27, 2025

2/2 Current Exhibition

Jess T. Dugan:
I’m right here with you

Mar 7–Jul 27, 2025