This season has already brought some notable changes at some of the largest arts organizations in St. Louis, with high-profile leaders deciding to step aside for other opportunities or much-deserved retirement and new positions being created. Below are some of the biggest shake-ups
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The gallery and arts space recently relocated to the Desoto Building.
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