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Current Exhibition

Sarah Crowner: Around Orange

Sep 8, 2023–Feb 4, 2024

Installation view of Sarah Crowner paintings and Ellsworth Kelly's

Current Exhibition

Urban Archaeology: Lost Buildings of St. Louis

Sep 8, 2023–Feb 4, 2024

Large horizontal relief sculpture with intricate details of two woman and a bird in the middle, made of limestone.

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Visitors gathering for a tour of

Education, Tour

2023-24 Museum Educator Tours

Oct 28, 2023–Feb 4, 2024

Dancer in leotard posing at the Pulitzer

Performance

Big Muddy Dance Co.

Fri, Dec 1, 2023

Programs & Events

People participating in sound healing meditation at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation

Wellness Series: Shanti Yoga

Fri, Jan 5, 2024

HxH

Sun, Jan 14, 2024

Top down view of Dr Aria hitting a gong surrounded by other sound instruments while 3 people lay on floor beside her

Wellness Series: Sound Meditation with Dr. Aria Thome

Wed, Jan 17, 2024

The grey Pulitzer Arts foundation building facade view from the courtyard

Campus Building Tour

Sat, Jan 20, 2024

Michael Allen and Stephanie Weissberg seated in front of a crowd in the museum

In Conversation: Michael Allen and Robert Green

Wed, Jan 24, 2024

Back view of two string musicians performing in front of an audience at the Pulitzer

Live at the Pulitzer: Material and Memory

Tue, Jan 30, 2024

News & Features

Visitors inspect gallery cards at the urban archaeology exhibition

News

Urban Archeology Exhibit Shares the Lost Buildings of St. Louis | Living St. Louis

Oct 23, 2023

Installation view of Sarah Crowner paintings and Ellsworth Kelly's

News

Sarah Crowner: Around Orange / Urban Archaeology: Lost Buildings of St. Louis

Oct 23, 2023

Large horizontal relief sculpture with intricate details of two woman and a bird in the middle, made of limestone.

News

An Exhibition at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation Explores St. Louis’s Built Environment Through Artifacts From Its Past

Architectural Record

Oct 23, 2023

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