SLICE of Life
The St. Louis Independent Comics Expo (SLICE) celebrates diverse independent comics, art, and community, offering free attendance with over 100 exhibitors on October 31st.
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Paint Louis 2026 Recap: 29 Years of Art and Culture
Paint Louis 2026 celebrated its 29th anniversary, attracting thousands with local and international artists, music, and vibrant graffiti on the riverfront’s southern floodwall.
Inside the Artist Studio: Thomas Sleet
Photographer Richard Reilly catches up with artist Thomas Sleet prior to his upcoming show at Bruno David Gallery.
Photos: Inside Artist Cbabi Bayoc’s Studio
Photographer Richard Reilly recently visited Cbabi Bayoc’s studio and had the opportunity to document the prominent local artist’s space.
“Centripetal Force” Pulls Street Energy into Fifteen Windows Gallery
Artists PHERS and TIMBER are joining forces to create “Centripetal Force,” a two-person exhibition at Fifteen Windows Gallery.
Fifteen Windows Gallery Gets the Party Started for Paint Louis
Fifteen Windows Gallery welcomes the annual Paint Louis festival by placing hip-hop artwork in a gallery setting.
“Paint it Forward” Provides Creative Approach to Tornado Relief Efforts
Local artists Stephanie Marie Deirdre and Kat Kissick launched “Paint it Forward,” an online auction to benefit Action St. Louis. The online event is calling for artists to donate work, with all proceeds going to support recovery efforts in north St. Louis.
“Un Terreno Sin Nombre” Launches Latinx Arts Week
“Un Terreno Sin Nombre,” opening on April 24 at The Luminary, explores identity and borders through Latino perspectives. The show featuring twelve artists, highlighting vibrant St. Louis Latino culture during the inaugural Latinx Arts Week.
“Abstractionists”: Local Artists Unite For Group Exhibition At Fifteen Windows Gallery
Local artist Bryan Walsh hosts “Abstractionists,” an exhibit featuring eleven St. Louis-based abstract artists at Fifteen Windows Gallery this weekend. The collaborative show features work by well-known veterans of the St. Louis art scene, as well as some newer faces.
Over Two Recent Exhibits Art And Archaeology Combined To Tell Our City’s Story
In 2023-2024, St. Louis hosted two exhibitions, “Urban Archaeology” and “Archaeology of the Present,” exploring materials that link past and present. Both shows utilized fragments to challenge perceptions of urban heritage, prompting reflections on collective memory and future identity.
