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Arts & Culture

Sunday Arts – May 12, 2013

Sunday Arts - May 12, 2013
Animator Tom Schroeder, the Wainwright Building, Cirque du Soleil's Zarkana, Milwaukee Art Museum, Boston’s American Repertory Theatre's revival of “Pippin.”

Sunday Arts – May 5, 2013

Sunday Arts - May 5, 2013
Metal artist Jaydan Moore, dancer Rosie Herrara, the Asian galleries of the Saint Louis Art Museum, cultural critic Camille Paglia critiques the art world in her new book “Glittering Images.”... Continue →

Sunday Arts – April 28, 2013

Sunday Arts - April 28, 2013
Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston explores art of the 1980s, Saint Louis Art Museum has reinstalled its Ancients galleries, Photographer Jim McHugh captures images of Los Angeles fading urban... Continue →

Georges Braque and the Cubist Still Life

Georges Braque and the Cubist Still Life
Georges Braque and the Cubist Still Life, 1928--1945 offers the first detailed examination of Braque's experiments with still lifes and interiors during the years leading up to and through World... Continue →

Maplewood Food

Maplewood Food
Feast Magazine Publisher Catherine Neville goes to downtown Maplewood, MO. It's undergoing a renaissance with owner-operated restaurants and artisan food purveyors.

World Chess Hall of Fame

World Chess Hall of Fame
The World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis is more than a place that honors the greatest players of the game. Producer Ruth Ezell shows how the Hall of... Continue →

Sunday Arts – April 21, 2013

Sunday Arts - April 21, 2013
Glass blower Eric Meek, Saint Louis Art Museum's Max Beckmann paintings, Knuckleball documentary filmmaker Ricki Stern, the musical "Annie" set designer David Korins.

Sunday Arts – April 14, 2013

Sunday Arts - April 14, 2013
Denver Art Museum's Vincent Van Gogh exhibit, St. Louis photographer documents life on Cherokee Street, New York Botanical Garden photos, Artist Danny Scheible.

Knife Maker

Knife Maker
Living St. Louis
St. Louis chef Nate Bonner has always had a passion for knives. Producer Ruth Ezell shows how that passion has translated into a second career as an artisan... Continue →

Dancer Injury

Dancer Injury
Living St. Louis
Producer Ruth Ezell profiles ballerina Pamela Swaney who recovers from an ACL tear with the help of her surgeon and her athletic trainer.

Sunday Arts – April 7, 2013

Sunday Arts - April 7, 2013
Photographer Rhea Pappas, Saint Louis Art Museum’s Native American galleries, Los Angeles County Museum of Art's “Levitated Mass,” and Painter Tom Collum.

Sunday Arts – March 31, 2013

Sunday Arts - March 31, 2013
Paula Zahn interviews filmmaker Ang Lee, Jeffrey Richards, producer of Glengarry Glen Ross, George Braque exhibit at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum.

Sunday Arts – March 24, 2013

Sunday Arts - March 24, 2013
The entire half hour presents the St. Louis Symphony’s performance of Green Eggs and Ham as part of the Family Concert series.

Sunday Arts – February 24, 2013

Sunday Arts - February 24, 2013
The Museum of Modern Art in New York features an exhibition on the animated films of the Quay brothers. We visit the St. Louis Art Museum’s galleries of modern art,... Continue →

Sunday Arts – February 17, 2013

Sunday Arts - February 17, 2013
Saint Louis Art Museum’s galleries of 18th century European art, playright and activist Eve Ensler, Museum of Fine Arts Houston exhibits war photography, Painter Michael Birawer

Museum of the Dog

Museum of the Dog
Living St. Louis
Producer Patrick Murphy profiles the Museum of the Dog. In St. Louis County the Museum of the Dog is a unique collection of painting, sculptures, photographs and other... Continue →

Sunday Arts – February 10, 2013

Sunday Arts - February 10, 2013
Lady Fiona Carnarvon describes life in the real-life castle in which Downton Abbey is set. Chesterfield Arts works with city policy makers to tie the arts with civic growth. We... Continue →

Sunday Arts – February 3, 2013

Sunday Arts - February 3, 2013
Author Jessica Fellowes describes her new book, “The Chronicles of Downton Abbey.” Saint Louis Ballet rehearses for its upcoming performance of Romeo and Juliet. Actor Rob McClure discusses the challenges... Continue →

Sunday Arts – January 27, 2013

Sunday Arts - January 27, 2013
Paula Zahn interviews Downton Abby star Dan Stevens. Steampunk Art in Grafton, IL, The Schubert Club, Israeli artist Ori Gersht.

Saint Louis Art Museum’s Galleries of Modern Art

Saint Louis Art Museum's Galleries of Modern Art
Living St. Louis
Patrick Murphy profiles the St. Louis Art Museum’s galleries of modern art, where curator Simon Kelly introduces us to interesting aspects of impressionism and early 20th century modernism.... Continue →

Sunday Arts – January 20, 2013

Sunday Arts - January 20, 2013
A conversation with Pete Townshend of the Who, a visit with Rick Dildine, executive director of Shakespeare Festival St. Louis and members of the band Rats and People Motion... Continue →

Chesterfield Arts

Chesterfield Arts
Living St. Louis
Producer Patrick Murphy profiles Chesterfield Arts, a community agency that showcases the arts in Chesterfield, MO.

Susan Polgar Girl’s Invitational Chess Tournament

Susan Polgar Girl’s Invitational Chess Tournament
Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis producer Kara Vaninger profiles the Susan Polgar Girl’s Invitational Chess Tournament.

Sunday Arts – January 13, 2013

Sunday Arts - January 13, 2013
Playwright Matthew Spangler brought the 2003 novel The Kite Runner to the stage. St. Louis International Airport strategic placement of public art. A look at the Van Rensselaer great hall,... Continue →

Sunday Arts – January 6, 2013

Sunday Arts - January 6, 2013
St. Louis County’s Museum of the Dog, “Washington Crossing the Delaware” painting, Denver airport art exhibit & artist Gregory Kondos.

Sunday Arts – December 30, 2012

Sunday Arts - December 30, 2012
Dancer Jennifer Nugent, St. Louis Kodner Gallery and painter David Garibaldi.

Sunday Arts – December 23, 2012

Sunday Arts - December 23, 2012
Clarinetist David Krakauer, Public Media Commons, a beaded Volkswagen and theater production, “Soultime at the Apollo.”

Saint Louis Art Museum’s Roman Gallery

Saint Louis Art Museum's Roman Gallery
Living St. Louis
Producer Patrick Murphy profiles the Saint Louis Art Museum's Roman Gallery.

Native American Art

Native American Art
Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis producer Patrick Murphy profiles the Saint Louis Art Museum's Native American art collection.

Sunday Arts – December 16, 2012

Sunday Arts - December 16, 2012
St. Louis Moto Museum's Steve Smith, filmmaker John Sayles, Charlie Hoffman's handcrafted acoustic guitars & artist Uzma Mirza.

Sculpture in the City

Sculpture in the City
Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis Ruth Ezell profiles Sculpture in the City winner Hanna Jolani.

Sunday Arts – December 2, 2012

Sunday Arts - December 2, 2012
Featuring Tony Furtado, "The Progress of Love" exhibition, Oleg Vassiliev & Faith Ringgold.

Sunday Arts – November 18, 2012

Sunday Arts - November 18, 2012
Third Degree Glass Factory, author Allen Say, Chris Poor armor, photographer Scott Baxter.

Sunday Arts – November 11, 2012

Sunday Arts - November 11, 2012
Photographer Michael Eastman, choreographer Amy Sackett, artist David Knopp, Bobby Vee.

Sunday Arts – November 4, 2012

Sunday Arts - November 4, 2012
Pianist Jeremy Denk, Contemporary Art Museum's Lisa Melandri, photographer Alexander Heilner, artist Karen Gustafson

St. Louis Symphony European Tour Rally Concert

St. Louis Symphony European Tour Rally Concert
Living St. Louis
Music Director David Robertson leads the European Tour Rally Concert.

Max Beckmann on Living St. Louis

Max Beckmann on Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis
The Saint Louis Art Museum has the world’s largest collection of paintings and prints of Max Beckmann, considered by many art historians to be the greatest German artist... Continue →

PROJECT Trio and the St. Louis Symphony

PROJECT Trio and the St. Louis Symphony
Living St. Louis
The St. Louis Symphony performs works by Beethoven with PROJECT Trio.

St. Louis Symphony Performs Orff’s Carmina Burana

St. Louis Symphony Performs Orff's Carmina Burana
Living St. Louis
Music Director David Robertson leads the St. Louis Symphony in Orff's Carmina Burana.

St. Louis Symphony Performs Stravinsky’s Firebird

St. Louis Symphony Performs Stravinsky's Firebird
Living St. Louis
Music Director David Robertson leads the St. Louis Symphony in Stravinsky's The Firebird.

Shakespeare in the Streets

Shakespeare in the Streets
Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis producer Ruth Ezell follows the development of the play "The New World": a modern-day adaptation of William Shakespeare's "The Tempest". The setting was changed... Continue →

Chinese Lantern Festival

Chinese Lantern Festival
Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis producer Patrick Murphy profiles the Missouri Botanical Garden's recent Lantern Festival exhibit. In the summer of 2012 the Missouri Botanical Garden hosted the first Chinese... Continue →

St. Louis Symphony with Daniel Lee

St. Louis Symphony with Daniel Lee
Living St. Louis
The St. Louis Symphony plays Smetna's Sarka from Ma vlast and principal cellist Daniel Lee performs Dvorak's Cello Concerto.

Mariachi

Mariachi
Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis producer Ruth Ezell profiles Mariachi Los Compadres: the only Mariachi band in the St. Louis area.

Brian Owens

Brian Owens
Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis producer Ruth Ezell profiles singer Brian Owens whose CD "Moods and Messages" is due to be released in July 2012.

Pokey LaFarge

Pokey LaFarge
Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis producer Ruth Ezell profiles American Roots musician Pokey Lafarge.

Benefit Held for St. Louis Native and Jazz Pioneer – Clark Terry

Benefit Held for St. Louis Native and Jazz Pioneer - Clark Terry
The Duke Ellington Society, International Women in Jazz, Jazz Foundation of America, and Saint Peter’s Church – Jazz Ministry team up to put on a fundraiser for Clark Terry at... Continue →

PBS NewsHour – Culture Canvas

PBS NewsHour - Culture Canvas
Your weekly roundup of arts and culture headlines is now available, including Edvard Munch's "The Scream" is going up for auction in May.

St. Louis Arts & Education Council – 2012 Arts Awards

St. Louis Arts & Education Council - 2012 Arts Awards
On January 23, 2012 the St. Louis Arts & Education Council held its annual awards celebration at the Chase Hotel, honoring seven individuals, arts organizations, philanthropists and corporations for their... Continue →

GOOD Ideas for Cities in St. Louis March 8

GOOD Ideas for Cities in St. Louis March 8
GOOD Ideas for Cities taps creative problem-solvers to tackle real urban challenges and present their solutions at live events across the country. Join us at CAM when the creative teams... Continue →

Vines Brothers

Vines Brothers
Living St. Louis
Two brothers, Randy and Jeff Vines, create products celebrating St. Louis City in a hip, interesting way and sell them from their shop in the Cherokee neighborhood.

Luminary Center for the Arts

Luminary Center for the Arts
Living St. Louis
Angela Antkowiak talks to the founders of the Luminary Center for the Arts - a local organization providing resources and support to the St. Louis arts community. ... Continue →

Sleepy Kitty

Sleepy Kitty
Living St. Louis
Angela Antkowiak talks to Sleepy Kitty - a local couple whose innovative blend of music and art... Continue →

Metro Theatre Company Carol North

Metro Theatre Company Carol North
Living St. Louis
Ruth Ezell profiles Metro Theater Company’s Artistic Director Carol North. Ezell caught up with North at a dress rehearsal of the Civil War musical “Battledrum” (which North directs).... Continue →

Hip Hop Artist Redd Williams

Hip Hop Artist Redd Williams
Living St. Louis
Living St. Louis producer Ruth Ezell profiles hip-hop dancer, choreographer and instructor Anthony “Redd” Williams. He has performed in videos and on tour with artists including Beyonce, Lady... Continue →

The Arts Are Alive at Nine – St. Louis Ballet

The Arts Are Alive at Nine – St. Louis Ballet
During the PBS Fall Arts Festival on Nine PBS the Nine Network featured St. Louis Ballet's artistic director Continue →

The Arts Are Alive at Nine – Local Features

The Arts Are Alive at Nine - Local Features
During the PBS Fall Arts Festival on Nine PBS the Nine Network features local artists. Click here to view the local features →

Vintage Vinyl

Vintage Vinyl
Living St. Louis
Angela Antkowiak celebrates Record Store Day at Vintage Vinyl, an independently-owned record store and St. Louis institution located in the Delmar Loop. Started more than 30 years about... Continue →

Eero Saarinen

Eero Saarinen
Living St. Louis
Patrick Murphy explores the work of Eero Saarinen, whose work was the subject of an exhibit at the Kemper Art Museum at Washington University. Best known for the... Continue →

Architecture Museum

Architecture Museum
Living St. Louis
Patrick Murphy travels across to Mississippi River to Sauget, Illinois, to visit what will be the largest architectural museum of its kind when it is completed. Collector Larry... Continue →

Portraits

Portraits
Living St. Louis
Patrick Murphy follows students from St. Michaels School and Shaw Elementary as they learn about art in a new light at the Pulitzer Foundation. Through interactive displays, these... Continue →

Billyo O’Donnell

Billyo O'Donnell
Living St. Louis
Patrick Murphy meets one of the top landscape artists in America. Billyo O'Donnell lives in a log cabin in Eureka, Missouri, and uses the landscape around him for... Continue →
    Sunday Arts – May 12, 2013
    Animator Tom Schroeder, the Wainwright Building, Cirque du Soleil's Zarkana, Milwaukee Art Museum,... Continue →
    Sunday Arts – May 5, 2013
    Metal artist Jaydan Moore, dancer Rosie Herrara, the Asian galleries of the Saint... Continue →
    Sunday Arts – April 28, 2013
    Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston explores art of the 1980s, Saint Louis... Continue →
    Georges Braque and the Cubist Still Life
    Georges Braque and the Cubist Still Life, 1928--1945 offers the first detailed examination... Continue →
    Maplewood Food
    Feast Magazine Publisher Catherine Neville goes to downtown Maplewood, MO. It's undergoing a... Continue →
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