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Art Saint Louis programs are made possible with support from the following recent contributors:

Jane A. Barrow
Andrew Brandmeyer
Nancee and Wayne Byington, Creative Dimensions
Gail Cassilly
Greg Kluempers
Jen Collins
Cate Dolan
Aimee Domash
John and Muriel Eulich
Carlene Fullerton
Ronald and Jan Greenberg
John Hayes
Jane Johnson Hoeltzel
Lois Jacobs
Adam Klein
Erik and Linda Kocher
Marlne DiFiori and Ken Locke
Judith Medoff
Paul and Pat Owoc
Lisa Portnoff
Lauren and Jeremy Rohrbach
Ted and JoAnn Sanditz
Dr. Russell and Marceline Saphian
Barbara L. Savon
Andrew Schaefer
Mary Beth and John Shaw
Dennis Smith
Jane Vieth
William P. Wischmeyer

Artmart
Ira J. Brenstein & Associates, Inc.
TLC for Kids, Inc.

Names of contributors are included here with permission from each individual contributor.
To have your name added to this list, call 314/241-4810, 1#
or e-mail donations@artstlouis.org.

Thank you to

for providing drinking water

for Art Saint Louis.

Thank you to

for assisting Art Saint Louis in the
areas of accounting and legal services.

Carol Aileen Fleming

What is your preferred medium, and what factors most influenced you in that direction?

Ceramic art can be hand-held or monumental, flat tiles, three-dimensional sculptures, I enjoy working with textures, and creating in large scale, on the theme of connection.

Artist with ceramic 9-foot tall columns in Shreveport, LA. Columns created 1988.

What do you find most rewarding about being an artist?

Long term permanence, creating sustainable beauty.

What advice would you give to young, aspiring artists?

Have no ego, say yes to "would you create this for us?" Aim to please your client. Be authentic.

Why does the work of Art Saint Louis matter?

Without Art Saint Louis, our artist community would not have a "mother hen"! We need the support of a showing gallery space, way to network with other artists in a non-competitive manner, an image registry library to be matched with clients, stimulating dialogue with jurors and artist's talk. It is a natural way to be with other artists after graduate school.

Why should any community support visual art?

Art is dialogue, not to be put into the closet, our mind needs the engagement. The community connects with empathy. As art lovers support the artists, the dance begins.

Visit Carol Fleming on the web at www.carolfleming.com

We're grateful for our supporters!

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Carol Aileen Fleming

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