Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts

Updated March 13 with revised event detailsIn light of the recent developments concerning the coronavirus (COVID-19), the Pulitzer announced that they are…

On a steamy recent afternoon on Cherokee Street, Chicago-based artist Josh Rios showed off his latest piece — a bicycle and attached wagon, both decorated…

A teenager from Democratic Republic of the Congo finds himself on the other side of the world, starting a new life in St. Louis. A young Bosnian woman…

National and local artists will explore the past, present and future of city life in an upcoming exhibition in St. Louis.Organizers of Dwell in Other…

For three decades, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Linda Greenhouse covered the U.S. Supreme Court for the New York Times. She currently freelances for…

Fifty-four works. Forty-two artists. A meditation on the colors blue and black. The Pulitzer Arts Foundation’s current leading exhibition “Blue Black,”…

What would you do with $2,500 and three pallet loads of brick? Four St. Louis art groups and collaborators will soon have an answer in the next phase of a…

It may seem counterintuitive for two architects-turned-artists to have crafted an artistic exploration of urban landscape around the idea of tearing down…

Turn-of-the-century artist Medardo Rosso defies categorization as much as his body of work, now on display at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, was ahead of…

The Pulitzer Arts Foundation will take on a new role this weekend — as the stage for an original play.The Pulitzer and Shakespeare Festival St. Louis are…