Bert Grimm News Today

“I’ve never felt more comfortable in my cowboy hat,” Wes Grimm said of the move to the West Bottoms, which he said felt like coming home.

Grimm Tattoo has relocated its shop and museum to the West Bottoms after a devastating fire destroyed its Midtown location in April.

Scene360 is tattoo magazine interviewing tattoo legends like Charlie Cartwright and Kari Barba and newschool artists Jio and Paradox.

The museum houses hundreds of original paintings, tattoo machines, artifacts and photographs all following the timeline of the Grimm family's tattooing history.

The Bert Grimm Tattoo Museum opened in May inside a creaky old converted house at 311 W. 39th St.

Kansas City tattoo staple Grimm Tattoo has plan to open a Bert Grimm Tattoo Museum, honoring the legendary artist.

A recently published book of tattoo art by Henk Schiffmacher explores mankind's enduring fascination with “getting inked"

Kourtney Kardashian Tattoos Her Heart Onto Travis Barkers Sleeve The reality star showed her love for the Blink-182 drummer by inking "I Love You" onto his forearm. Author: May 13, 2021 The reality star showed her love for the Blink-182 drummer by inking "I Love You" onto his forearm. With the end of the genre-defining reality show "Keeping Up the Kardashians" in sight, Kourtney Kardashian is trying to add some new skills to her resume before she hits the unemployment line. New video posted to ...

Who was St. Louis’ first professional tattoo artist? In 1947, the Post reported that he was considered one of the six best tattoo artists in the world. Illustration by Britt Spencer The first to officially set up shop, on Market Street in the 1920s, was Bert Grimm. Born in Springfield, Missouri, Grimm left home at age 15 with one goal: to become a master tattoo artist. In the summer, he traveled with carnivals, inking tattoos; in the winter, he haunted Chicago’s penny arcades, inking ...