KC STUDIO

April 29, 2021

KC Rep Fights its Way Back from Season Lost to COVID-19

Kansas City Repertory Theatre has announced a 2021-22 season, which includes indoor and outdoor performances, a three-show subscription series and three special events, including a live production of the Rep’s holiday favorite, “A Christmas Carol.”

April 28, 2021

Shawn Edwards: Cultural Activist

“If you study the history of film, one of the things that’s been misrepresented is how Black people fall in love. How we demonstrate our love for each other,” says award-winning film critic Shawn Edwards.

April 28, 2021

Dyani White Hawk: Nurturing the Spirit

Like a juggler twirling multiple plates, Dyani White Hawk, in her exhibition “Speaking to Relatives,” seamlessly melds different cultures, languages and aesthetic traditions into one immersive event.

April 27, 2021

Museums Innovate and Push Ahead Amid Continuing Uncertainties

After more than a year’s worth of pandemic upheaval, the museum world is still navigating choppy seas.

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April 20, 2021

Leawood Parks, Recreation and Arts Offers Fun Summer Art Camps

Do you have a budding artist who likes to leave their paint all over the house? The City of Leawood Parks, Recreation and Arts is offering half day art camps for children ages 4-5 and 6-8, conveniently located at Leawood City Hall.

April 19, 2021

Midwest Chamber Ensemble presents “A Celebration of Women Composers”

“A Celebration of Women Composers” is one of Midwest Chamber Music’s annual contributions to the Kansas City arts scene, bringing attention to and appreciation for composers historically overlooked.

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April 16, 2021

Bright Stars of the Kansas City Jazz Orchestra Features Pianist and Composer Mary Lou Williams

The Kansas City Jazz Orchestra is proud to announce the premiere video recording of its performance of pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams's Zodiac Suite.

April 14, 2021

“Jazz and the Black Aesthetic,” American Jazz Museum

“Jazz and the Black Aesthetic” showcases the visual work of members of the local Black Space Black Art collective but feels like jazz music.

March 30, 2021

At 50, BkMk Press Faces Uncertain Future

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Kansas City’s BkMk Press, one of Kansas City’s few book publishers and second oldest only to Andrews McMeel.