Inventing the Future at the Kansas City Invention Convention
The Kansas City Invention Convention (KCIC) is a STEMIE competition and outreach program presented by the Linda Hall Library that supports 17 counties and 31 school districts throughout the Kansas City metro area.
Nerman Museum exhibition highlights works by local artist Elizabeth Layton
The Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art at Johnson County Community College is hosting an exhibition of Elizabeth Layton’s work, Drawing as Discourse, on view through July 28, 2024.
The title of Salvador Jiménez-Flores’ solo exhibition “Arte-Sano: Soy libre porque pienso” at Belger Crane Yard Gallery translates to “Craftsman: I am free because I think.”
Preparing Students for Future Employment: Kauffman Center Internships
The Kauffman Center’s internship program is an open-door invitation for students to acquire firsthand knowledge of the operational process of a nonprofit arts organization.
The first full-time director of the Kansas City Public Library was one of the most influential women of her day, growing and shaping a fledgling institution at the turn of the 20th century into a state-of-the-art civic centerpiece.
