Bruno Ganz is Damiel, an angel perched atop buildings high over Berlin who can hear the thoughts—fears, hopes, dreams—of all the people living below. But when he falls in love with a beautiful trapeze artist,…
Art historian Kathryn Brown will discuss Matisse's posthumously published artist’s book based on poems by the Franco-American writer John-Antoine Nau, Poésies Antillaises (1972). Although the book depicted and celebrated Caribbean people, landscapes and seascapes, it…
As part of the annual Gateway Korea Foundation’s DanO Festival event, Soyang Park, associate professor of liberal arts and sciences, graduate studies at the Ontario College of Art & Design University, will speak about the…
Join us at the Saint Louis Art Museum as we celebrate International Slow Art Day, a global experience with a simple mission: focus on the art and the art of seeing. Annually on this day,…
Join us at the Saint Louis Art Museum as we celebrate International Slow Art Day, a global experience with a simple mission: focus on the art and the art of seeing. Annually on this day,…
The 1923 opening of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Japan, was the culmination of one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most ambitious and elaborate commissions. It was Wright’s first international project, inaugurating him as one of…
Hosted by SLAM’s Teen Arts Council, solve the mystery of the lost pharaoh with customized escape rooms by Roaming Riddle Mobile Escape Games. Enjoy free snacks, puzzles, and art-making activities inspired by ancient Egypt in…
