Arts

Leaders of St. Louis-based art institutions say they’re optimistic that the Biden administration will safeguard arts funding and help artists and organizations that have lost revenue during the coronavirus pandemic.

Local filmmaker shares more about her latest endeavor to bring the international community art "Before I Die" project back to St. Louis in hopes of reinstilling hope and reminding people of all the good left to accomplish in this lifetime.

Arts organizations in the St. Louis region will soon be able to apply for some of the $15 billion in grants Congress approved for coronavirus pandemic relief.

Movie theater owners in the St. Louis region hope they’ll be back in business in 2021, but they’re worried that the coronavirus pandemic has changed their industry for good.

St. Louis Art Museum Director Brent Benjamin says that the museum has a diverse group of visitors, but that the organization must make systemic changes to ensure racial equity.

The former Greyhound bus station in north St. Louis once bustled with travelers. But after Greyhound moved, the building became abandoned. In recent weeks, it's become a canvas for St. Louis-based artist Cbabi Bayoc, who installed spray paintings that show beauty and Black pride.

Owners of live music venues hit hard by coronavirus-related shutdowns are trying to determine if it's safe to reopen. Some face a dilemma: staying closed or potentially losing more money by reopening in an uncertain environment.

Professional theater artists have been out of work since state and local officials restricted large gatherings to keep the new coronavirus from spreading.…

The Muny is canceling its 2020 season because of the coronavirus. Its leaders concluded that the theater could not safely offer performances while…

When coronavirus-related restrictions went into effect in St. Louis and St. Louis County in March, they took a sledgehammer to Metro Theater Company’s…