Art

In her last year at SEMO, printmaking major Katherine Miller of St. Louis knows she needs to think about the business of art even as she plans for grad…

When Theresa Disney’s two sons came home from school, they never knew what they might find. To their artist mom, everything’s a canvas, even the…

As women strive to gain equal ground in the workplace, they’re also working to establish the same ground in the arts. The Women in the Arts Conference at…

Black-owned galleries display African-American art all year long. Many others tend bring out such work only during February, Black History Month. But…

Fifteen years ago, the area of St. Louis now known as The Grove was a place many people avoided.“It was ‘Roll up your window and drive really fast,’”…

An abandoned building with broken windows may seem nothing more than an ugly blemish. But to a mural artist, it’s a beautiful opportunity, a waiting…

An upcoming exhibit responding to the killing of Michael Brown by a Ferguson police officer won’t be your typical art show.The “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot”…

Bruno David Gallery in Grand Center will open a second location in St. Louis' Grove area, focusing on women artists.The new spot, called Bruno David…

Boise has one. So do Houston and Los Angeles, and even East St. Louis. But St. Louis is one of the few major cities that doesn’t have a poet laureate, an…

In the early 1990s, choreographer Bill T. Jones sought to illuminate the AIDS crisis using the language he knows best: dance. Now, the St. Louis-area…