Just last month, owner/proprietor and artist L.A. (Louise Anne) Marler opened TypOsphere StL, described on her website as a “pop-up typewriter antiques and contemporary art gallery.
Photo LA was in the Barker Hangar for the second year. I remember the early days of the Civic Center, when it was more like a flea market with vendors
This year, I encountered an artist who does, indeed, make a living via her art by tapping into the veins of Hollywood, pop art, and typewriters. Louise “LA” Marler has
When native St. Louisan Louise Anne Marler set up a studio space in St. Louis, she connected past to present, and opened herself and her work to the artistic community
KSDK TV ( Aug. 2017 ) interview with Louise Marler about her Art in her hometown of St. Louis, MO.
TypOwriter Artist, Louise Marler hosted a “F451” Type-In, Art Exhibit and Silent Auction in celebration of Ray Bradbury’s literary masterpiece, Saturday, June 25 in Venice, as the final event of
Marler’s photo illustration still-life of a black Oro typewriter called “You are my type,” is housed at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History as part of a 33-piece gift
The Typewriter Revolution documents the movement and provides practical advice on how to choose a typewriter, use it, and care for it—from National Novel Writing Month to letter-writing socials, from
