Amariah Hardwick, a trailblazing 23-year-old trans woman from Detroit, recently made history by becoming the first trans woman to graduate from Harris-Stowe State University, the only HBCU in St. Louis, Missouri. Amariah's journey is one of transformation, resilience, and self-discovery, overcomi...

Christian Blackman, the creator and curator of "I Still Love Her: A Celebration of Women in Hip Hop," collaborates with artists to highlight women's significant contributions to the genre. Through a vibrant and educational mural, this project showcases the diverse and impactful roles women have p...

Taylor Marrie presents "You Make Me a Better Person," an exhibit showcasing paintings collected since 2020, when she first began painting.

The artwork centers around the theme of relationships, inspired by Taylor's close-knit family and her experiences with friendships and romantic relationship...

Experience the creative freedom and support offered by the Kranzberg Arts Foundation through the voices of its resident artists. David Kirkman, Drea Vocalz, Mee Jey, Mooraa Nyaribo, Eldraco, and Cameron Jamarr share their uplifting experiences as they explore new artistic horizons. With the found...

Experience the "Here and Now" exhibition at the Dark Room. This powerful showcase, created by photographer Justin Solomon and Tre’von Griffith, CEO of WerQfest, highlights the untold stories and contributions of luminaries from the black queer community in St. Louis.

Featuring influential figur...

A look at all the Walls off Washington.

Honoring the legacy of St. Louis, this mural celebrates the city's rich artistic heritage and the enduring influence of hip hop culture. With gratitude to the artists who have shaped the city's visual and cultural landscape, the mural serves as a tribute to those who have been uplifting the commu...

A look at the artwork of Kenny Scharf.

Rowan Bathurst, an artist from Baltimore, Maryland, presents her mural "I Dance Too" at the Walls off Washington in St. Louis. Inspired by Hannah Arden's poem "Tamil," which translates to "I Dance, Too," the piece celebrates women's resilience and their choice to dance and smile despite life's ch...

Artists Katherine Bernhardt and Zéh Palito present their collaborative mural on Washington Avenue in St. Louis. Their partnership began in 2017 when Katherine discovered Zéh's work on Instagram and reached out to collaborate.

This mural, their second project together, reflects their mutual admi...

Murals, like billboards, foster conversations with passersby. Inspired by the phrase "Lift as you climb," this mural symbolizes community upliftment and support, visually represented through ladders and figures.

The piece, collaboratively created by the community, embodies its message by involv...

Every day at Sunday Creek Sanctuary, the routine of milking goats twice daily becomes a central task, highlighting the farm's commitment to sustainability and self-sufficiency. The process begins with the first freshening, where goats like Maisie and Daisy, once they start lactating, are milked c...

Vincent Stemmler presents his solo exhibition "Doom Scroll," a collection of artworks created during his residency at the Kranzberg Art Foundation over nearly two years.

"Doom Scroll" explores anxiety-inducing events in the world, encouraging viewers to engage with these moments more deeply tha...

BJ Parker presents "In Search: Rebuilding Myth," an exhibition exploring the impact of stories on our lives and how they shape us. By reimagining the cityscape of St. Louis as a narrative, BJ delves into the fragmented and broken nature of these stories.

The exhibition features characters activ...

Join Emily Elliott as we celebrate the opening of her show "After the Disco." Emily offers a glimpse into her mind during the pandemic in St. Louis.

Living with generalized anxiety disorder, she uses her art to depict intrusive thoughts as balloons that unexpectedly disrupt daily life. Inspired...

Melody Evans presents "Curious Vessels" at the High Low Gallery within the Literary Café. This exhibit features both 2D and 3D works, exploring vessels in various forms and meanings.

Inspired by a 30-year fascination with vessels as containers, symbols of human essence, and conduits, Melody use...

"Veiled Realities," an evocative exhibition by Nabil Mousa. This powerful showcase delves into the artist's personal journey, symbolized by the concept of an "invisible burka" he felt he wore throughout his life.

Initially inspired by the plight of women in the Middle East forced to wear the bu...