The St. Louis Artists’ Guild’s new exhibit showcases contemporary works by LGBTQIA+ artists exploring identity, social norms, and inclusivity within their art.

The rise and fall and comeback of the fashion industry in St. Louis is woven into a vivid historical account in Valerie Battle Kienzle’s “Ready to Wear.”

Why is democracy so threatened in America and around the world? Author Ben Rhodes, traves the globe to find out.

In this week’s episode we dive into the history of the St. Louis garment district through a new book by Reedy Press, learn about an innovative knitwear factory in Grand Center and how the St. Louis Fashion Fund convinced them to move here, discover why artists are hitting the streets of Webster Groves, hear from author Sally Hepworth about her heartwarming sinister psychological thriller, explore Nncient Nubia at the St. Louis Art Museum and go behind the scenes of a new artist incubator hub The Gem.

Doctors say the best time to start the vaccination process for adolescents is now, before big summer events and the start of the new school year.

Harvard Professor Francesca Gino and Pixar co-founder Ed Catmull have a lively discussion of the benefits of being a constructive rebel in work and life.

The Sam Fox School’s 2020 and 2021 MFA in Visual Art Thesis Exhibitions are currently on show at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum.