‘ 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.
A Categories Articles Visual March 24, 2025 Arts News: Artists Thrive Summit convenes in KC this spring What do Berea, Kentucky; Winston-Salem, North Carolina; and Kansas City, Missouri; have in common?
