Top St. Louis Arts Stories
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Marsha, Marsha, Marsha!
St. Louis native Marsha Mason headlines Insight Theatre's fundraiser More >>
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Stage Directions
May and June will be big months in local theater. Time to take stock. More >>
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Contemporary German Art: Selections from the Permanent Collection
Through September 7 at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum More >>
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The River Between Us
Through August 25 at Laumeier Sculpture Park More >>
Arts Features
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Marsha Mason, actress turned racecar driver turned entrepreneur, concedes to having a poor sense of direction. "Thank God a racetrack comes full... More >>
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These scarlet-hued stained glass-like works by New York-based artist Jordan Eagles possess a peculiarly visceral texture that's no accident:... More >>
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As recent flooding attests, the Mississippi River still has the ability to define those along its shores. This group exhibition, organized with... More >>
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This exhibition of sixteen artworks from post-unified Germany does not overtly speak to the political tumult of their cultural origins —... More >>
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The lives of humans and other earthly animals are small and ephemeral in London-based Japanese artist Hiraki Sawa's brief black-and-white video... More >>
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The usual description of Southern Illinois-based artist Bill Smith goes something like this: He holds an MFA in sculpture as well as degrees in... More >>
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The onslaught is coming; the deluge is nigh. But before the spring theater season escalates to a fever pitch later this month, during the current... More >>
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This exhibition by St. Louis-based artist Greg Edmondson literally takes its formal cue from the behavior of the drawn line — as a... More >>
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Color Your World Color, or lack thereof, is a constant contemplation in all works of art. Artists often have complicated relationships with and... More >>
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A Season of Laughs A not-so-funny thing happened on the way to the 21st century. As a stage form, comedy got misplaced, ignored, forgotten. Pick... More >>
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Dance Through the World For fourteen years Dances of India has hosted, programmed and produced the St. Louis Dance Festival Showcase, featuring... More >>
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Tuesday, December 4, 1956, was a night like any other night — a night of sports and television and music. In a basketball barnburner in... More >>
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Money and Chance are two young men from the streets who have committed themselves to hitting the big time as rappers and doing it with artistic... More >>
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Godot Strong: Against the dramatic backdrop of recent events, St. Louis Actors' Studio nails BeckettThis past Friday, out in the real world, in Boston and across America, anxious citizens waited through the day and into the evening for news of... More >>
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It's so easy to spark a protest these days. Write an anonymous letter. Go online. And so, with ever increasing frequency we read reports of... More >>
From the Print Edition
Marsha Mason, actress turned racecar driver turned entrepreneur, concedes to having a poor sense of direction. "Thank God a racetrack comes full circle," she quips in her best-selling 2000 memoir,… More >>
These scarlet-hued stained glass-like works by New York-based artist Jordan Eagles possess a peculiarly visceral texture that's no accident: They're painted with bovine blood collected from slaughterhouses. Encasing this macabre… More >>
As recent flooding attests, the Mississippi River still has the ability to define those along its shores. This group exhibition, organized with the Longue Vue House and Gardens in New… More >>
This exhibition of sixteen artworks from post-unified Germany does not overtly speak to the political tumult of their cultural origins — and that may precisely be the point. Ranging in… More >>
The lives of humans and other earthly animals are small and ephemeral in London-based Japanese artist Hiraki Sawa's brief black-and-white video "Migration." Using Eadweard Muybridge's 19th-century photographic studies of locomotion,… More >>
The usual description of Southern Illinois-based artist Bill Smith goes something like this: He holds an MFA in sculpture as well as degrees in diesel mechanics, biology and chemistry. But… More >>
The onslaught is coming; the deluge is nigh. But before the spring theater season escalates to a fever pitch later this month, during the current calm before the storm, let's… More >>
This exhibition by St. Louis-based artist Greg Edmondson literally takes its formal cue from the behavior of the drawn line — as a connective gesture, a way of linking knotted… More >>
RFT Spring Arts Guide 2013: Dance
Dance Through the World For fourteen years Dances of India has hosted, programmed and produced the St. Louis Dance Festival Showcase, featuring performances from a plethora of St. Louis companies. Though… More >>
RFT Spring Arts Guide 2013: Art
Color Your World Color, or lack thereof, is a constant contemplation in all works of art. Artists often have complicated relationships with and views on the presence of each hue, and… More >>
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