Roy Lichtenstein

Every Brain is a Critic

Stand Up (For) Comics

Elsinore's Proposed Album Cover Causes a Copyright Uproar

​(Via Boing Boing) Here's an interesting story developing around Elsinore's forthcoming release, Yes Yes Yes, which is due August 10 on Parasol Records. The Champaign, Illinois, indie-pop band used a painting by a friend for its album cover -- and subsequently received a notice from the estate ... More >>

Go! 1/4-1/6

​(Via Boing Boing) Here's an interesting story developing around Elsinore's forthcoming release, Yes Yes Yes, which is due August 10 on Parasol Records. The Champaign, Illinois, indie-pop band used a painting by a friend for its album cover -- and subsequently received a notice from the estate ... More >>

Women’s Studies

​(Via Boing Boing) Here's an interesting story developing around Elsinore's forthcoming release, Yes Yes Yes, which is due August 10 on Parasol Records. The Champaign, Illinois, indie-pop band used a painting by a friend for its album cover -- and subsequently received a notice from the estate ... More >>

Wet Your Appetite

​(Via Boing Boing) Here's an interesting story developing around Elsinore's forthcoming release, Yes Yes Yes, which is due August 10 on Parasol Records. The Champaign, Illinois, indie-pop band used a painting by a friend for its album cover -- and subsequently received a notice from the estate ... More >>

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Week of November 16, 2005

Current Shows

Ivy Cooper encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

Current Shows

Ivy Cooper encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

Current Shows

Ivy Cooper encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

Current Shows

Ivy Cooper encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

Current Shows

Ivy Cooper encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

Just Your Type

Wassenaar uncovers meaning in fragments of ordinary signs

Pulitzer Prized

The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts exhibits a private collection in a public space

Sub Pop

Despite its candy-coated allure, SLAM's Pop Impressions illustrates a movement gone sour

Inside the Soup Can

A new exhibit at the St. Louis Art Museum reveals the serious side of pop art