galeria obscura project:
A grassroots initiative in St. Louis' Cherokee Arts District
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Transformed two vacant storefronts into vibrant art spaces with minimal funding.
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Created striking interiors using bold black walls, allowing artwork to stand out.
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Operated entirely by student and community artist volunteers, showcasing the power of collective passion and creativity.
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Curated 26 diverse art exhibits over 12 months, including original series like "Writing's on the Wall" and "Obscura Goes Dark."
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Collaborated with local galleries to enhance 2nd Saturday events, boosting artist recognition and community engagement.
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Emerged as a vital platform for emerging artists, proving that impactful cultural spaces can thrive on dedication and resourcefulness.
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Exhibit: Writings On The Wall
Artists: Community Project
Funded By: Galeria Obscura Crew
"Writings On The Wall" stood as a testament to the power of community art, offering a rare glimpse into the collective consciousness of our neighborhood through a vibrant, ever-evolving mural of personal expressions. A pop-up exhibition that transformed our gallery space into a canvas for unbridled self-expression.
Tite: Soundvisual Installation
Artists: NO pipsqueaks, Dj Bongrip + Pleasureablemoments
2nd Satuday Opening Night Exhibition
Artists: Kris Mosby + Edward Burden
Exhibition:Gallo Pinto
Art: Quinn Antonio Briceño
Gallo Pinto is more than just a dish; it is a symbol of cultural identity deeply rooted in the everyday lives of many in Central America, particularly in Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Through this exhibition, Quinn Antonio Briceño delves into the complex narratives of cultural heritage, community, and the significance of tradition embodied in this staple meal.