Answer Factory
THE LUMINARY CENTER FOR THE ARTS PRESENTS ANSWER FACTORY September 10, 2010 – October 9, 2010 Open Wed-Sat from 12-6 The Luminary Center for the Arts is pleased to present the international group exhibition Answer Factory. This high-profile exhibition brings together six innovative text-based installation artists in a serio-comic presentation of facts, figures, mute megaphones, vision statements, decontextualized statements of support, and a mechanical bird questioning a mechanical rabbit about the nature of reality. Fernando Orellana’s new mechanized piece, Beta, forms a dialogue between a mechanical bird and an unanswering audience, posing questions about the body, about the infinite, about itself. Posed against this piece ...
St. Louis Magazine’s 2010 A-List
For the second year in a row, The Luminary has been awarded St. Louis Magazine's A-List. This year, we won for Best Music Series for the Elevator Music Series. Pick up a copy of the magazine throughout July to read about the award and to check out all of the other incredible award winners. Here is a sample of what they had to say about us: "How do you get folks to get out and support local bands? Find a venue with one of the best sound systems in the city...make it feel more like a happening and less like a gig." Thank ...
Residency Applications
The Luminary’s residency program is a part of our extensive interaction with the landscape of contemporary art. We seek to promote and support exceptional emerging artists by providing a creative environment in which to work, well-equipped studios, an individually structured professional development program, and dedicated financial support. Each resident gains access to resources as diverse as an art and literature library, basic woodworking shop, digital editing equipment, video filming and production equipment, studio lighting, and exhibition space. To apply, download the attached PDF below and return to The Luminary at 4900 Reber Place, Saint Louis, MO 63139. Contact us at info@theluminaryarts.com for ...
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St. Louis Magazine’s 2010 A-List
For the second year in a row, The Luminary has been awarded St. Louis Magazine’s A-List. This year, we won for Best Music Series for the Elevator Music Series. Pick up a copy of the magazine throughout July to read about the award and to check out all of the other incredible award winners. Here is a sample of what they had to say about us: “How do you get folks to get out and support local... [Read more]
Open Call for 2011 Installation Proposals
OPEN CALL FOR 2011 INSTALLATION PROPOSALS The Luminary Center for the Arts is a nonprofit contemporary arts organization based in St. Louis, MO. The Luminary seeks to provide meaningful support to emerging artists, audiences and appreciators in the St. Louis area. As a combined studio, education, and exhibition space, we bring together a conversation from all areas of the art world, encouraging creative... [Read more]
Post Performances (Video)
This summer, in conjunction with the Partnership for Downtown and Commerce Bank, we are hosting a series of four Post Performances commissioning local artists and musicians to collaborate for engaging, one-off events open to the public at the incredible Old Post Office Plaza Downtown. The Post Performances are pairing some of the best local artists and musicians and are actively cultivating new audiences... [Read more]
Answer Factory: 2010 Exhibition Season
One of the hallmarks of The Luminary’s curatorial practice is that we seek out work that actively engages with the cultural landscape around us. By presenting work that speaks to shared areas of life, this organizational principle allows anyone an entry point. To the extent that the exhibitions are successful, the audience will find their own questions, thoughts, and concerns played out in the... [Read more]
Engagement Survey
Over the past few weeks, we have been busy planning our programs and events for the 2010 Season. You can expect more cutting-edge programs, exciting events, and one-of-a-kind performances. But first, we need your help. As we move forward with all of our ideas, we want to know what you think. What kinds of things do you want happening at our space and in our city? What can we do to help you be artists... [Read more]
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