“I believe my butterfly made of bacteria describes the field of science as it is constantly changing, enduring, and encompassing all forms of life,” wrote agar art contestant Allison Werne ...

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It’s critical to consider the kinds of sensorial experiences you bring into your life because of their power to make you feel, change your mood and affect your body. Some researchers think art ...

Sensing himself slipping toward an early death, Haring knew his purpose: to make art that allowed him to continue resonating well after his passing. “I’m sure that what will live on after I ...

As with all well-loved homes, the one owned by Aimée Farnet Siegel and Michael Siegel reveals the priorities of its owners. This couple’s Uptown home centers around art, family and fun.

ST. LOUIS – New attractions and vendors are coming to City Foundry in Midtown St. Louis, including the inaugural live art market starting at the end of May. The live art market will feature free ...

Dozens of events, from a floral-themed brunch party on the Blue Bridge to concerts, art tours, live art shows and more, are scheduled during the 16-day festival. “What we hope for this year is ...