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[...] it comes from the definition, attributed to Charles Darwin, of a mathematician and his professional process. According to advance materials, the exhibition is \"dedicated to the inquisitive mind and to the pleasures of finding our way in the dark.\"

The arts and crafts being sold include fiber art, ceramics, wood, jewelry, glass, sculpture, photography, painting and prints, as well as some work that doesn't fall neatly into any category.

What has the queen of local costuming chosen as her object of desire? I love this little purple hat.

Almost every summer we go to Vienna, where Webster has an art history program, and the sandals are essential to happy walking.

Aug. 23--Those hoping to brush up their Ovid have a unique opportunity next weekend to do so in the company of St. Louis poets, writers, artists, museum curators, art and literature professors, journalists, politicians and assorted lawyers and medical doctors. In the past couple of years, the Pulitzer has sponsored chamber music concerts curated by St. Louis Symphony Orchestra director David Robertson, and this year it sponsored a theater piece inspired by the Old Master paintings on display.

What is his recent favorite personal acquisition? I bought this Jeff Koons multiple called 'Cracked Egg' on eBay literally out of fascination with the artist.

Brevity also proves to be the soul of wit in Euan MacDonald's \"Three Trucks,\" in which three \"good humor\" trucks congregate, their uncoordinated jingles playing together their rinky-dink tunes, an update of Charles Ives' evocation of the sound of overlapping marching bands. [...] it is the unfinished top of the building, and the landing apparatus is the upward thrusting construction steel.

In Portugal, port is made by foot-stomping. Still, grape stomping remains a figure of the popular imagination, and Stone Hill Winery in Hermann pays homage to the ancient tradition every year in a grape-stomping competition that provides money for River Bluff Industries, a local charity.

[...] every time they were cleaned, there was more paint loss. Since the start of the 18th century, they have gone under the painting conservator's knife and brush many times.