Since 1919, Tandy Leather has been the leading distributor of premium leather and supplies for generations of leathercraftersproviding quality leather, machines, tools, kits, and teaching resources. Whether you are a child or an adult, a beginner or a seasoned pro, your closest Tandy location has everything you need to Make Your Mark in the world of leathercraft. Visit your local store today for in-store only leathers and manager specials, to demo a machine, or chat with one of our knowledgeable store associates about your latest project. Take advantage of our Open Table to try out tools and techniquesand be sure to check out our latest class schedules.
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Atrium Gallery
Atrium Gallery is known for its grand variety. The contemporary artists showcased are from all over the nation and the globe. Works on display are always unique and range from portraits and paintings to sculptures and textiles. On numerous occasions, artists give talks at the gallery about their culture, inspirations behind their works, and informational seminars and lectures for upcoming and aspiring artists. Staff members are always helpful and pleasant and often have their own pieces on display. The best part is that one can experience the wonders of these artistic geniuses for no charge.
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Mark Howald is the owner and a 30-year auction-house veteran with in-depth knowledge and interest in antiques and contemporary furniture and design. This little shop has many layers of fine antiques interspersed with decorative pieces; here, you will find a broad range of merchandise including antique and vintage, paintings, prints and sculpture, a large selection of porcelain, pottery and glass tableware and decorations, silver and gift items. Certainly worth a visit! - Easy parking too in this walkable shopping district with great shops and food options.
Houska Gallery
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Philip Slein created the Philip Slein Gallery alongside partner Tom Bussman to showcase the kind of art that strikes their fancy. The pieces on display represent the figurative artistic styles of vintage and new age national and local artists. Many of the retro-contemporary exhibits tend to show where art has been, as well as venture into predictions of where art is going. Other areas of focus in the arts are on the underground art styles from New York and Chicago, with some local St. Louis figurative art sprinkled in. One can find examples of graffiti, comic book art and satirical propaganda. It's an interesting place to spend an afternoon. Stop by during normal business hours, or make an appointment.
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