Daniel McCree (1979-2007) was an artist & writer from Southern Illinois, and resident of Belleville, IL just prior to his death in July 2007. Daniel was a ramblin man, and his vine as he would say, had roots that go deep ~ Active in community organizatio
...ns such as MCC of Greater St. Louis, Bethany Place, Ezekiel Project, and many more. He also served as a staff writer for EXP magazine in St. Louis, and traveled extensively. Daniel spent significant time in Baltimore, New Orleans Sarasota,FL , Texas and Oklahoma. ...and all the rails inbetween... DanielMcCree.Org was established in 2007 to preserve the original artworks, and develop an online gallery open and free to all people. "The mission of DanielMcCree.Org is to share with the world, the creative works and spirit of Daniel McCree, foster a dialogue for those who were moved by his life, while promoting the 7 Arts of Power: Literature ,Performing Art,Visual Art,Design Art, Decorative Art, Technological Art and Spirituality" See More
Daniel McCree (1979-2007) was an artist & writer from Southern Illinois, and resident of Belleville, IL just prior to his death in July 2007. Daniel was a ramblin man, and his vine as he would say, had roots that go deep ~ Active in community organizatio...ns such as MCC of Greater St. Louis, Bethany Place, Ezekiel Project, and many more. He also served as a staff writer for EXP magazine in St. Louis, and traveled extensively. Daniel spent significant time in Baltimore, New Orleans Sarasota,FL , Texas and Oklahoma. ...and all the rails inbetween... DanielMcCree.Org was established in 2007 to preserve the original artworks, and develop an online gallery open and free to all people. "The mission of DanielMcCree.Org is to share with the world, the creative works and spirit of Daniel McCree, foster a dialogue for those who were moved by his life, while promoting the 7 Arts of Power: Literature ,Performing Art,Visual Art,Design Art, Decorative Art, Technological Art and Spirituality" See MorePage: 478 people like this.
Our focus, at the Poor Souls Society, is to help insure the perpetuation of our diversely, creative cultures as represented in the Arts! While using the multilevel, multi-purposed building on the corner of 14th Street & Montgomery; Poor Souls Society seek...s to create innovative opportunities for St. Louis art appreciators from all walks of life to support & interact with local artists (while experiencing, learning & enjoying all disciplines of the Arts)! One of our goals, as an art-based organization, is to help artists & their appreciators realize their collective potential as the drivers, guardians, leaders, record-keepers & preservationists, of society’s culture. So we’re striving to create a model of community-minded living that encourages & stimulates artistic creativity and growth. See MorePage: 4 people like this.
