Come see my art at Shaw Art Fair Oct 7 & 8

I will be exhibiting some new modern abstract art this October in St. Louis at the Historic Shaw Art Fair.

Located on the tree-lined parkway of beautiful Flora Place at Tower Grove Avenue, the Historic Shaw Art Fair is one of the premier fine art and fine craft fairs in the St. Louis area. It is highly rated by art fair magazines and participating artists. Roughly 135 top caliber artists and craftspeople from around the country are selected each year to participate in the professionally juried event.

This year it was juried by Brian David Smith, a renowned painter and art faculty member at St. Charles Community College – St. Charles, MO, Melissa Whitwam, fiber artist and Executive Director of the Foundry Art Centre in St. Charles, MO, and Michael Parrett a metal and glass artist and Director of Community Programs and Director of Operations over the Grand Center location of Craft Alliance Center of Art+Design.

 

October 7 & 8, 2017
4100 & 4200 blocks of Flora Place
St. Louis, Missouri

 

Here is a sneak peak into some of the art I will be displaying:

 

Andy Hahn painting Webster Arts Fair

 

Red Modern Abstract Art Painting 127 by Andy Hahn

Visitors and artists will enjoy the festive atmosphere that includes live music, a food court featuring food from many local restaurants, and a children’s art area.

This event is held concurrently with the Missouri Botanical Garden’s Best of Missouri Market, which is located directly across Tower Grove Avenue from the Shaw Art Fair.

Dates and Times:

Saturday, October 7th from 9am to 5pm
Sunday, October 8th from 10am to 5pm

I am really looking forward to the show!

Come by and say hello, this is a great opportunity for me to see my collectors in person!

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Behind the Scenes: Exhibiting at the Historic Shaw Art Fair – Part 3

After the weekend at the art fair, I had some deliveries of larger paintings that I had sold that needed to be made. I figured I might as well personally deliver the larger pieces and since everyone was local, it made it pretty easy. Plus, I always like to do a little extra for my collectors when I can.

Here are some shots of the installation I did at one of my collector’s homes in West St. Louis County. The pieces look really nice in his home, they compliment his décor and add that wow factor.

Painting by Andy Hahn installed at collectors home

Painting by Andy Hahn installed at collectors home

Well, that pretty much finishes my recap of my experience exhibiting at the Historic Shaw Art Fair. I had a great time, and look forward to exhibiting my modern abstract art at more art fairs in the future.

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Behind the Scenes: Exhibiting at the Historic Shaw Art Fair – Part 2

I had a blast all weekend, meeting so many new people, showing my art, catching up with long-time collectors and sharing stories with fellow artists. My booth came out as planned and the weather could not have been better, especially Sunday.

Andy Hahn booth at Shaw Art Fair

Andy Hahn booth at Shaw Art Fair Andy Hahn Shaw Art Fair Booth

Saturday night, there was a reception and awards ceremony for the exhibiting artists. It was great to spend some time with other artists. Especially because I was able to catch up with my aunt that I haven’t see in forever. She is a very successful artist who does abstract architectural paintings. Here is a photo of me and my aunt Ginny Herzog.

Andy Hahn and Ginny Herzog at Shaw Art Fair

By the end of the show, my booth started looking pretty picked over, I sold almost half of my modern abstract paintings, so I was very happy with the turnout at the art fair. I met so many great people and made some connections that I am sure will help me in the future.

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