S Categories Articles Visual February 10, 2026 Skepticism and hope in the West Bottoms Residents, artists and business respond to the development of 1,200 new apartments on the north side of 12th Street.
‘ Categories Articles Literary December 10, 2025 ‘Trying to Catch Lightning in a Jar’ A book of honest and heartrending letters from prison by Patty Prewitt, whose sentence was recently commuted after nearly 40 years in prison
A Categories Articles Visual December 1, 2025 Arts News: Kemper Museum unveils new strategic plan It hardly seems possible, but eight years have passed since Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art closed its Kemper at the Crossroads location.
I Categories Articles November 13, 2025 In Memoriam: David Field Oliver (1952-2025) The lawyer and civic leader embodied grace, ethics, public service, friendship and kindness through his life.
A Categories Articles Visual September 24, 2025 Arts News: Reconciliation Services adds art and art programming to its community offerings Reconciliation Services may not roll trippingly off the tongue, but the organization knows its mission well.
A Categories Articles Visual July 15, 2025 Arts News: “Iron Harvest” exhibition documents WWI’s chilling environmental legacy National WWI Museum and Memorial knew they wanted to do something about the Great War’s environmental legacy.
A Categories Articles Visual June 30, 2025 Arts News: Greenhouse Print Space offers community access to printmaking Thayer Bray, founder of Greenhouse Print Space, has been hooked on printmaking for a very long time.
E Categories Articles Visual May 20, 2025 Exhibits celebrate KC’s rich history of printmaking… The key roles played by Michael Sims' Lawrence Lithography Wordshop and Jack Lemon's Landfall Press
C Categories Articles Visual March 31, 2025 Charting the cosmos together at the Nelson-Atkins "Mapping the Heavens" exhibit of alluring rare books and instruments demonstrates the benefits of sharing information across religious divides.
