Please join us. All are welcome to meet the artists and enjoy free coffee, wine and light refreshments.
  
From detailed portraits to abstract paintings, the use of line and form speak to us through visual language of the artists’ passion for our natural world and the human experience.
  
Timothy E. Wagner, a professional artist in the St. Louis area since 2001, says, “Lines have always been an influence in my work whether it was through rigorous figure drawings, landscapes or rough sketches. Lines play a crucial role, giving the forms a definition, and allowing the viewer to focus. The lines and forms which I create are inspired by architectural design, shapes and my surroundings.”
  
Galina Todorova, a Bulgarian-American artist who recently worked at the St. Louis Art Museum and earned her citizenship while living in St. Louis, exhibits portrait drawings primarily from the years of her youth in Bulgaria between 1985 and 1999. “Human faces and figures attract me always – mostly because they speak of inner life: thoughts, feelings and perceptions. And, because every interaction with someone else is so meaningful and happens once in a life time,” said Galina.
  
For more information call Jane or Todd at 314.791.6466.