A retrospective of work made by nine former residents in the Luminary Center for the Arts' studio program? Bound to be a scattershot affair, right? Wrong. The participants approached the project with so much joie de conceive that the disparate contribu... »
A retrospective of work made by nine former residents in the Luminary Center for the Arts' studio program? Bound to be a scattershot affair, right? Wrong. The participants approached the project with so much joie de conceive that the disparate contribu... »
A retrospective of work made by nine former residents in the Luminary Center for the Arts' studio program? Bound to be a scattershot affair, right? Wrong. The participants approached the project with so much joie de conceive that the disparate contribu... »
The menu at Mathew's Kitchen lists a flatbread appetizer as "Not Pizza." Mathew Unger, the owner and chef of this four-month-old St. Louis Hills spot, isn't trying to split hairs. With tongue planted firmly in cheek, he's acknowledging the storied past... »
Feedback Using only an oscillating fan, a dangling bundle of microphones, an amp and an effects processor, local sound and video artist Brett Williams assembles an immersive installation in the Luminary's chapel space that finds pathos in ambient abstr... »
Feedback Using only an oscillating fan, a dangling bundle of microphones, an amp and an effects processor, local sound and video artist Brett Williams assembles an immersive installation in the Luminary's chapel space that finds pathos in ambient abstr... »
FEATURE, OCTOBER 13, 2011 SLEEPLESS IN ST. LOUIS No sleep for you: In a perfect world, everyone would get an adequate amount of sleep ["The Big Sleep," Aimee Levitt]. Howe... »
