Start Your Engines: An insider’s guide to some of Oklahoma’s leading cultural attractions
If you find yourself road-tripping this summer south and west of the Missouri or Kansas borders, Tulsa and Oklahoma City have some worthy roadside attractions to explore.
Jessica May: ‘Art is how you know you’re in community’
More than a decade ago Jessica May, then curator of contemporary and modern art at Maine’s Portland Museum of Art, first visited Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City.
In this issue’s Artist Pages, Kansas City artist Scott Francis brings home a vision of tantalizing mountain and coastal scenes in locations from Aspen to Santa Barbara.
Lawrence artist launches NFT project addressing the future of art
Richard Klocke always gravitated to the conceptual aspects of art making. “I see how artists work with ideas,” Klocke explained from his tidy North Lawrence studio.
“Zigmunds Priede: Aggregates of Time,” Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art
The forced migration of humans across landscapes shaped by shifting tribal-cultural-political-religious borders is as old as time. Zigmunds “Zig” Priede would know.
Strange and Beautiful: The Artistic Fruits of Spanish Colonialism in the Americas
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is currently hosting a rare exhibition of 15 fascinating paintings spanning the 17th and 18th centuries of Spanish colonial rule in South America.
Light, Color and Sound Animate ‘Immersive’ Exhibition at the Des Moines Art Center
The Des Moines Art Center responds to audience demand for immersive art with an “experiential exhibition” that flips the switch on the white cube of the conventional gallery.
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