About this Event
Be among the first to experience Echoes in the Frame: Digital Folk Art & the Blues, a powerful new exhibit honoring the legends who shaped the sound of the blues at the National Blues Museum.
Join us March 1 from 1:30-3:30PM for a special Grand Opening & Meet the Artist celebration featuring St. Louis–based artist Bruce Toulmin. Enjoy a relaxed cocktail mixer atmosphere while meeting the artist, hearing the stories behind the work, and exploring the exhibit up close.
Rooted in a lifelong love of the blues, Toulmin’s journey began in the 1960s after witnessing icons like Buddy Guy and Junior Wells perform live. Over the years, he photographed legends including Albert Collins, Fenton Robinson, and John Lee Hooker. His work has evolved into richly layered Digital Folk Art pieces blending photography, texture, and storytelling — featured in more than 75 exhibitions across the Midwest.
Admission Details
- FREE when you preregister online for the Meet & Greet on Eventbrite
- $5 donation at the door for guests who arrive without preregistering
✨ Meet the artist
🎨 Explore the exhibit
🥂 Enjoy a celebratory cocktail mixer
Make it a full afternoon of art and music — Meet & Greet attendees will also have the opportunity to purchase 1/2 price tickets to the Genesis Jazz Project performance at 4PM in the Legends Room.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
National Blues Museum, 615 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, United States
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