The exhibition from Aida Šehović, Laumeier’s 2021 Visiting Artist in Residence, casts light on a dark incident more than a quarter of a centur…
The late Steven Woolf presented hundreds of works for audiences of The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis in more than three decades as artistic director.
Adrian Luchini, a professor at Washington University in St. Louis' Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, has created works of art displa…
Fans of visual art have a few weeks left to enjoy a thought-provoking group exhibition, “Bilingual: Abstract & Figurative," featuring more…
With help from fellow Saint Louis Ballet dancers and other metro area makers, Elliott Geolat’s film company will produce “The Ride,” a film ab…
“I never set out intentionally to help so many people through my music,” she says. “Today, I play inspired music that soothes the soul so that…
From capturing U.S. Rep. Cori Bush to the nation’s first police academy hosted at a historically Black college or university, this St. Louis-b…
The executive director of the Saint Louis Poetry Center discusses rhyme and reason alike as that local treasure celebrates its 75th anniversary.
Summer 2021 is the season for returning to the office – or escaping work altogether with a road trip. Make that time in the car more productiv…
Michele Pred, the Swedish-American behind the “Freedom Is for Everybody," provides galvanizing visual art insights into sociopolitical topics …
The Duane Reed Gallery in St. Louis’ Central West End neighborhood is displaying works by Ron Johnson and Kensuke Yamada that celebrate elemen…
The South Grand Community Improvement District partnered with Campfire, a local organization that teaches and practices storytelling, to showc…
The latest Art & Soul column features Jane Reed, who was recently named the Artist of the Quarter of the Missouri Athletic Club. A few of …
A 1961 graduate of University City High School, Sandy Kaplan went through a divorce and became a single parent when her two daughters were in …
The death of a treasured visual artist only two weeks before his 100th birthday has left family, friends, fans and others reeling.
For the next month and half, “It Was All Very Queer,” a new juried exhibition will reside at the St. Louis Artists’ Guild in Clayton.
Through Nov. 14, the Pulitzer Arts Foundation will display a New York artist's outdoor sculptural installation titled “Chloë Bass: Wayfinding.”
During Teacher Appreciation Week, we’re celebrating Ladue Schools elementary teacher Elisa Roth and her efforts to uplift students and the com…
Acclaimed visual artist Leslie Laskey will celebrate his 100th birthday in July – but certain of his many admirers are already celebrating tha…
Featured artist Daniel Raedeke teaches painting and animation at Ladue Horton Watkins High School.
“I am a stay-at-home mom and working artist, so I guess I am a nap-time and bedtime artist at this stage in life,” says Ytterberg with a laugh…
An exhibition in Craft Alliance’s Staenberg Gallery revisits the archaeological controversies of Trojan horseman Heinrich Schliemann through t…
This month, the Pulitzer Arts Foundation will unveil an intriguing outdoor exhibition titled “Chloë Bass: Wayfinding."
Passanise, whose artwork is showcased here, serves as a professor and the director of painting at the Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts at We…
The Lewis Prize for Music, a national philanthropic organization, recently took notice of a St. Louis nonprofit’s work to help youth transform…
A powerful mix of acrylic and spray paint on canvas, St. Louisan David Ruggeri’s "Rhino" strongly reflects not only his inspiration by graffit…
Pattie Chalmers, both an accomplished ceramist and a professor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, serves as head of undergraduate stu…