John Hastings penned this poetic response to the current David Ford exhibition at The Bunker Center for the Arts. David Ford is at The Bunker This is my idea of
View the video interview with the artist, then see her 30-year mini-retrospective, “Diane Henk: Where the Spirit Meets The Bone,” on view through Jan. 28 at the Leedy-Voulkos Art Center,
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art earned first place in a recent Yelp ranking of the best museums in the U.S, beating out such august contenders as the Metropolitan Museum in
Time for weekend calendar picks for your first fall weekend from KC Studio editor Alice Thorson. The Black Repertory Theatre of Kansas City continues its production of A Soldier’s Play at the Arts Asylum through October 8th. This afternoon, drop by the Nerman Museum for a free presentation from visiting artists Tonia Hughes and Joey […]
Time once again for weekend calendar picks from our editor Alice Thorson. Premiering yesterday and continuing through October 1st, Kansas City Actors Theatre presents Sam Shepard’s A Lie of the Mind. Tonight, Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre premieres its production of Jean Anouilh’s update of Sophocles’ Antigone. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the Kansas City Symphony performs Rachmaninoff […]
This fall, the Nelson-Atkins teams up with performance group Quixotic to present a third Surfaces performance in celebration of the 10th Anniversary of the Bloch Building. Quixotic will use projection, choreography, and musical composition to honor Bloch Building architect Steven Holl, and shine a new light on this iconic building. Come early to claim your spot!
Time for weekend calendar picks from KC Studio editor Alice Thorson. We’ve got a bunch of picks for September First Friday, including First Fridays at 18th & Vine, presented by American Jazz Museum, and opening receptions at galleries throughout the Crossroads district. Spinning Tree Theatre also premiere’s its production of the classical musical fantasy Finian’s […]
Time for a final round of August weekend calendar picks from KC Studio editor Alice Thorson. This is your last weekend to see Kansas City Actors Theatre‘s production of the Agatha Christie masterpiece And Then There Were None. Friday night, Charlotte Street Foundation‘s exhibition Against the Screen opens at la Esquina and remains on view […]
Time for weekend calendar picks from KC Studio editor Alice Thorson. Starting tomorrow, Kansas City Jazz Alive celebrates the 4th Annual Charlie Parker Celebration with events in 18th & Vine and throughout the city. Tomorrow night at the Kemper, artist Firelei Báez (pictured above) discusses her newly commissioned atrium project. Ensemble Ibérica presents flamenco direct […]
