Graphic Design

Poster Children

A Very Mayan Christmas

7 p.m. Friday, December 21. St. Louis Skatium, 120 Catalan Street.

Off!

8 p.m. Thursday, November 1. Fubar, 3108 Locust Street.

An Explosive Anniversary

Stuff Happens

Listen to the Art, Man

Storytelling in Stills

Your Weekly St. Louis Bestseller List

Tell us about that sexy jacket...​Here's your weekly St. Louis bestseller list for the week ending September 4, as compiled by the St. Louis Independent Booksellers Alliance and based on sales at Left Bank Books, Main Street Books, Pudd'nhead Books, Subterranean Books and Sue's News. This w ... More >>

Southbound

Big Week for Print Nerds in St. Louis

Melissa MeinzerEvil prints of original artwork -- the perfect thing to go under your beer.​If you're into printmaking, your schedule next week is going to be packed. On Wednesday, the Southern Graphics International Conference comes to town, which is sponsored by Washington University and includes ... More >>

Hillbilly Pirates Press On

Hillbilly Pirates Press On

Art Incarcerated

Prints of the Plates

Printmaking Punks and Professors to Converge on STL this Spring

Image viaScreenprinted tortillas are coming to Cherokee Street​Whip out your [bound and boutique-crafted] day planners, all you printmaking junkies:1) The Cherokee Print League is doing their 3rd Annual Holiday sale on Dec. 4, don't forget. 2) The nation's premier printmaking conference -- that of ... More >>

From Plant to Page

VISION/RE-VISION

Caption This: Peter Frampton, Thank You Mr. Churchill

Back in the day, Peter Frampton showed us the way, thanks to a before-its-time Heil Talk Box and luscious feathered hair. Recently, he's become an avid Twitter user, won a Grammy for his instrumental album, Fingerprints, and unleashed a summer tour with Yes. Above all, Frampton will be releasing a n ... More >>

Different Looks

Two Heads, One Show

The Cover of the November 26 Print Edition

Turning (to the) Japanese

Post-Dispatch Will Not Hire a New Art Critic

Update on David Bonetti's retirement tomorrow from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Executive editor Arnie Robbins tells Daily RFT that he will not replace Bonetti, who reviewed all visual arts and architecture for the Post. "We will cover art well, however, because art is so important to a community a ... More >>

Cover of the June 18 Print Edition

Clay Wins POLITICO's Uncoveted Lead Mouse Award

It must be said that POLITICO is nowhere near the most cutting-edge and beautiful website on the Internet, even in the political realm. But there are plenty that are uglier, some of which belong to various members of the Congress of our great and glorious nation, which POLITICO has felt moved to hon ... More >>

Nine Inch Nails New "Album," Strobe Light

Say what you will about Trent Reznor, but the man has a sense of humor. He released a jokey "new album" a bit ago via Twitter, called Strobe Light. It's a very obvious -- but subtle -- satire on pop/hip-hop crossovers (and perhaps a slight dig at Chris Cornell, whose recent album was produced b ... More >>

'90s Hip-Hop Jam of the Week: Silk, "Freak Me"

Very illuminating for any kid in the '90s. Also, a direct descendant of the Slow Jam. Silk |MTV Music

Font of Knowledge

Helvetica runs rampant in neutral

The Sweet Science of Printing

Let’s get it on

Second Spin: Thompson Twins, Into the Gap

Euclid Records Starting Limited-Edition 45 RPM Singles Series, Culled from Live Performances. Steve Wynn First Performer, Art Chantry Designing Sleeve

Second Spin: Nona Hendryx, Nona

The Cover of the August 28 Print Edition

Pattern Interference: Digital Media and the Visual Arts

Wet Painters

Grad students in Wash. U.'s art school contend with a rainout.

The Poster Service

Concert posters the old-fashioned way.

Sexless in St. Louis

Say Hi To Your Mom / Evangelicals

8 p.m. Saturday, October 14. Saint Louis University's Billiken Club (Busch Student Center, 20 North Grand Boulevard).

Minmae

Saturday, May 13, at 9 p.m. Lemmons (5800 Gravois Avenue)

King's English

Boxing promoter and great orator Don King pontificates on the Lou, and we stumble across a photo-enhanced Local Blog o' the Week. Plus: the super-snazzy logo that's going to save our public schools.

Prints Charming

Outlaw printmakers ransack town

Just Your Type

Wassenaar uncovers meaning in fragments of ordinary signs

Trash Collector

Revered graphic designer Art Chantry now calls St. Louis home

Which of Your Character Flaws Are You Least Likely to Change? Part 1 of 2

Week of January 3, 2001

Best Web-Interface Design Staff

Chameleon Creative

Remembrance of Things Past

Eddie Silva meets artist Carol Crouppen, who sees old things through a new Iris

EXPANDING EXPRESSIONS: CONTEMPORARY MASTER PRINTS

UM-St. Louis' Gallery 210