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on January 3
Andrew Raimist
commented on a project updateMolly, the cover is simply luscious! I can't wait to see the innards!
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on December 28
Andrew Raimist
backed a project
The Luminary Moves to Cherokee Street by The Luminary Center for the Arts
The Luminary is purchasing a former variety store on Cherokee Street that will become a unique incubator for the arts.
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111% funded $22,244 pledged
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- Funded Feb 12, 2012
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on December 12
Andrew Raimist
Posted project update #10Select Prints!
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on December 12
Andrew Raimist
Posted project update #9Exhibition
We had a wonderful exhibition at the Old North St. Louis Restoration Group gallery which remained on view nearly through Thanksgiving. The exhibition was a great success with many visitors and lots of encouraging, supportive compliments.
The following images of exhibit reveal the layers of work presented. The central band of colors photographs (running horizontally) contained the students' photographs. The band of small images in a line across the bottom represented the 7" square book's pages. You can find an online preview of the book at Blurb.com. At the top are enlargements of portraits of students and teaching artists in the program.
These 48" high halftone portraits were printed as part of a global art project called InsideOutProject. These portraits were first displayed at 1415 Mallinckrodt Street, Rebuild Foundation's Art House.
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on December 4
Andrew Raimist
backed a project
Los Caminos Exhibition Programming by Los Caminos
Los Caminos is an apartment gallery in St. Louis and we need your help to raise money for our spring exhibition season!
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110% funded $1,656 pledged
- 40 backers
- Funded Jan 02, 2012
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on November 7, 2011
Andrew Raimist
commented on a project updateGreat visuals, inspiring work!
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on October 16, 2011
Andrew Raimist
Posted project update #8Book update
Post CommentReactions to the exhibition have been incredibly positive. We've been fortunate to have had a wonderful venue with the Old North Saint Louis Restoration Group because they have a diverse constituency which has exposed many people to the students' work. The exhibit will continue to be on display through November.
Work on the book documenting the summer's work has progressed nicely. Originally it was planned to be 80 pages, but all of the material just wouldn't fit, so it's been expanded to 120 pages. Thank you for your patience! It's now going to the printer and we'll be getting ready to send them out to our generous backers.
Please send information with the address to which we should send your prints, posters and books. I'll be posting the photographs from which you can select your prints soon.
Take a look at the galley version of the book!
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on October 14, 2011
Andrew Raimist
commented on a project updatecongratulations! this looks so cool!
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on October 7, 2011
Andrew Raimist
commented on a project updateHow did you do with selling the pieces in the gallery show?
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on September 21, 2011
Andrew Raimist
backed a project
Preserving the Art of Printmaking by d+K McCoy
WORK/PLAY is seeking funding for one tabletop press and a few cabinets of lead type to preserve the art of printmaking.
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103% funded $2,285 pledged
- 58 backers
- Funded Sep 26, 2011
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Andrew Raimist
St Louis, MO
Andrew Raimist is a practicing architect focused on contemporary design and historic preservation. His accomplishments include award-winning photography, digital media productions and compelling lecture presentations. His audiences range from preparatory... view more
Very nice, Andrew! Have been glad to be a small part of this project.