Thanks to everyone who participated, we hope you had fun (we certainly did).

Steve Wienke - Hadley St. & Warren St.

By popular request, Jay Baker created an iMix of the music from the Big Slide Show night. Get it from iTunes.

And be sure to check out the gallery of all the dArt photos.

Traci Moore Clay, AIGA President with Mark Katzman

AIGA Program Chair Karin Soukup, smiling for the camera

Mingling creatives

Katie Fischer’s Box of Curiosities

View more photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/aigastl/

Last week's inaugural dART St Louis event was a real hit with larger than expected crowds.  If you couldn't make it to the party, its not too late to participate.  Pull up a map of the City of St Louis and pick a spot at random - then go there and take a photo or make some sort of artwork!

FK is excited to host dArt St Louis: How do you see your city?  Here is how it works:

1. Come to the studio on Thursday, April 30th for a happy-hour Schlafly beer sampling. 

2. Throw a dart at our big map of St Louis city. Write down which block you hit.

3. Over the course of the next month, visit your block and make a photograph, a series of photographs, a video piece, a painting, a drawing or any other kind of artwork.

4. Send us a digital file of your work.

5. Come back to FK on Thursday, May 28th for the results slide show and party.

Join us!  You don't have to play to party!

Download the full flyer

Recently we hosted the first of many events in FK's new venue, The Darkroom. The Dark Side of Oz has a cultish following - we wanted to see what all the fuss was about. Our conclusion, while it could all be coincidence, it is still very cool. Check out this clip to see for yourself. (it may be best to let it pre-load a little bit before playing).

Read more about the night on Accidental Mysteries

Thanks to Dan Brindley for the idea and for designing the invite.

If you would like to be included in future Darkroom events, shoot us an email and we'll add you to the list