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Women Making History

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we take a look at the many women arts leaders in Kansas City who have played a key role in the growth of Kansas City’s cultural sector.

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“Our Voices Our Truth … in Peace,” Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center

"Our Voices Our Truth ... in Peace" is a breathtaking showcase of artwork from members of the African American Artists Collective.
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Kansas City Chorale Shines in Program of Contemporary Composers

The Kansas City Chorale presented a satisfying program of music by 20th- and 21st-century composers at Village Presbyterian Church on Friday, March 13.
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Every Performance of “Everybody” Is an Ephemeral Experience

A novel casting device reminds us that "Everybody" can be anybody.
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Foundational Women Leaders: Visual Arts

Philomene Bennett (1935-2024) left behind more than 60 years of paintings, ceramics and prints.
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Artist to Watch: Summer Brooks

The Kansas City artist redefines black femininity in her ceramics, sculptures and new oil pastels.
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See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | Remembering James Grauerholz, who nurtured a Lawrence scene

William S. Burroughs, the avuncular and sardonic Beat sage and crusty cultural lightning rod, became, in his later years, the literary beacon of Lawrence, Kansas.
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New production testifies to 30 years of a dream come true

In 1995, Jeremiah and Mona Enna moved from Sweden to the United States with a big vision, talent in spades and very little money.
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Staging Discovery at the Linda Hall

Libraries often begin with accumulation. They collect, preserve, and steward knowledge across generations.
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“Farhad Ostovani: Goldberg Variations”

How do you see emptiness? How do you render sound, mark rhythm, and paint melody?
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