KC STUDIO

May 10, 2016

Third Annual Future Stages Festival Invites All Ages to Experience the Arts

Presenting a wide spectrum of entertainers and performers from around the world as well as regional grass-roots performing arts organizations, the Kauffman Center for the..

May 10, 2016

Season of Shakespeare

Rare, valuable First Folio comes to Library and Kansas City. There is a majesty about the book, a sense of history that’s both profound and..

May 9, 2016

Jessica Lang Dance Blends Choreography and Architecture

The time is right for company’s Kansas City debut. When an artist, musical ensemble or dance company appears on the Harriman-Jewell Series, that appearance might..

Community News

May 9, 2016

A Century Later, Still Lessons to Learn at National World War I Museum and Memorial

The story is not unlike those of many young men and women throughout history. A desire to see the world, to break away from everything..

May 9, 2016

Light Your Fire

The Belger Arts Center is committed to enriching the community through creative expression and exploration. Our education programs are a critical element of this work...

May 9, 2016

An Invitation to Savor the Arts

Private art collections are immensely personal. To be invited inside someone’s home to see his or her collection is a privilege. This summer three local..

May 9, 2016

At KU, Art Meets Science in the Battle Against a Deadly Disease

The power of art can be boundless, but even the most ambitious artist might balk at the idea that artwork can literally save lives. Fortunately for people in Latin America, Kansas City artist Jarret Mellenbruch not only believes in the power of his art but also in the force of experimental collaboration.

May 6, 2016

Artist to Watch: Leo Gayden

In recent months we have basked in the triumph of Misty Copeland, 33, the Kansas City native who in 2015 became the first African-American woman promoted to principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre. In April of last year Copeland was named one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World” by TIME magazine.

May 5, 2016

NCECA Exhibits Roundup, Multiple Venues

This spring, the Kansas City area has been able to boast an embarrassment of riches in ceramics exhibitions. Through early June, approximately 100 venues stretching..