KC STUDIO

August 1, 2016

Arrowhead Art Collection Adds New Works

Launched with a call to artists in fall 2012, the Arrowhead Art Collection continues to add new work and now numbers 32 pieces. Spearheaded by..

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July 28, 2016

Editor’s Weekend Calendar Picks, July 28 – 31

July is coming to a close, and we have our weekend calendar picks from KC Studio editor Alice Thorson. The Kansas City Fringe Festival continues..

July 28, 2016

National Wildlife Art Show Dates and Hours

SHOW DATES Friday, Aug 5th – Show Hours:Noon to 8:00pm – Free admission Saturday, Aug 6th – Show Hours: 9:30am to 7:00pm – Free admission..

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July 26, 2016

National Wildlife Art Show – Sponsors

Bass Pro Shops Presenting Sponsor Stoney Creek Hotel Platinum Sponsor Share the Outdoors Conservation Heritage Sponsor The National Wildlife Art Show Friday, Aug 5th –..

July 21, 2016

“Jonah Criswell: Fallen Pictures” & “trans_late” Group Show, PLUG Projects

Two exhibitions at PLUG Projects, Jonah Criswell’s “Fallen Pictures” and the group exhibition “trans_late,” explore themes of reproduction and image-making. Both shows contain pictures of..

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July 21, 2016

Editor’s Weekend Calendar Picks, July 21 – 24

Here are this week’s calendar picks from KC Studio editor, Alice Thorson. The 12th annual Kansas City Fringe Festival opens tonight at the Folly and..

July 21, 2016

National Wildlife Art Show Dates

The National Wildlife Art Show celebrates the wonder and beauty of wildlife, nature and the outdoors through art. The Show brings the creators of fine..

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July 21, 2016

Kansas City Fringe Festival Opening Night Tonight at Folly Theater

The best way to dive into the Kansas City Fringe Festival is to attend the opening night party, where the public will see 2-3 minute..

July 20, 2016

Artist to Watch: Samantha Gossard

Mezzo-soprano Samantha Gossard’s first big role came during second grade in a musical called Steamboatin’. “I was ‘Mississippi Meg’ and I had a big monologue and a big solo, all requiring a thick southern accent — definitely a comedic role. I remember everyone laughing so much and thinking I was ‘adorable,’ and I remember my second-grade self being perplexed by that, because in my mind, I was just doing what I was supposed to do; I was committing to the role!”