Arts

Dylan Triplett, a 21-year-old multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from East St. Louis, is ready to release a debut album of covers and his own music. He's has lost loved ones and experienced homelessness. His record reflects his life journey.

Hettie Barnhill's, “a love letter to Brian, Lesley, and Michelle,” will be shown at the Whitaker St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase. The experimental feature is a commentary on the injustices faced by Black people in this country.

The Arts and Education Council has named television and film producer, author and St. Louis native Lyah B. LeFlore-Ituen as its next president and CEO. LeFlore-Ituen said one of her main goals is to support smaller arts institutions.

Nancy Kranzberg examines the evolution of the design of the chair from early times to the present and how it serves as a fascinating subject for art exhibitions.

Smaller organizations are less able to adapt to virus outbreaks backstage, leading to costly postponements and cancellations they say they cannot afford.

An East St. Louis music teacher, named Art Educator of the Year by the Arts and Education Council of St. Louis, is making stringed instruments and classical music accessible to all.

St. Louis City SC named Mvstermind as the club’s director of musical experience. As director, Mvstermind will help curate the music that will be played on game days.

The former church on North Spring Street in St. Louis has attracted visitors since a 2001 fire left it as a stone shell. The Pulitzer Arts Foundation aims to fix it up but keep its character intact.

“Music as the Message: Sing on, Sing on!” will include homegrown opera singer Adrienne Danrich, local musicians and singers from Opera Theatre of St. Louis.

Nancy Kranzberg examines the influence of mid-century modernism on architecture and society as well as in St. Louis.