Saint Louis University’s Museum of Contemporary Religious Art (MOCRA) announces a new exhibition titled Archie Granot: The Papercut Haggadah. A free public opening reception will be held on Sunday, February 26, 2012, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Collectors S... »
KAREN KUNC,At the Shoreline, 2010, woodcut, mixed media on artist made paper of pigmented linen & kozo Please join us for a mid-winter exhibition, "RED." This group exhibition will explore the emotive power of the color red, used in a collection of wor... »
Friday, Feb. 10; 5 - 7 p.m.Drawn from the Saint Louis University Museum of Art's permanent print collection, the exhibition examines dissent expressed by artists of various periods and cultural backgrounds. Selected artworks include prints by Francisco... »
Opening Friday, January 27Christodoulos Panayiotou: One Thousand and One DaysFigure Studies: Recent Representational Works on PaperOpening Night of CAM's Spring 2012 Exhibitions / Friday, January 27Public Reception 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmThe first solo Ameri... »
10denza, the Central West End's new "retail lounge" is proud to present a special exhibit: Empty City, Posters by Potter, featuring the work of Jason Potter, known for his hand-screen printed rock show posters for various national and local bands and a... »
The other day I found myself in the 7-story Chouteau Building located adjacent to the intersection of Chouteau, Vandeventer & Manchester. Bleak, depressing, and hostile are just some of the adjectives that popped into my head as I looked out the window... »
Downtown (DT) is an official neighborhood of St. Louis. It is bound by the Mississippi River to the east, Tucker to the west, Chouteau to the south and Cole to the north, forming an almost perfect rectangle which serves as the welcome mat of our regio... »
Andy Warhol, a prominent artist and pop icon of the 20th century, proved to be an influential figure in the American art scene with his versatility and talent as a painter, filmmaker and photographer. Warhol captured the true essence of beauty through ... »
