See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | Remembering James Grauerholz, who nurtured a Lawrence scene
William S. Burroughs, the avuncular and sardonic Beat sage and crusty cultural lightning rod, became, in his later years, the literary beacon of Lawrence, Kansas.
See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | A rare and powerful artwork puts on a new face at UMKC
At a time when a reckless, small-minded assault spreads like a virus over the arts and humanities, we must remain grateful for small pleasures and achievements.
See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | 100 Years Later, ‘Gatsby’ Still Reveals Lasting Lessons
Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway, years before their complicated friendship began in Paris, spent months in the Kansas City area at the very same time.
See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | The vibes and musical planet waves still stretch back to the early ’60s
I’m happy to report that the spirit of what we think of as folk music and the legacy of the octogenarian Nobel laureate Bob Dylan seem to be alive and well.
The recent collaboration between the gifted pianist Helen Sung and Bach Aria Soloists, a super-group of Kansas City chamber players, was an inspired move.
See Hear: Steve Paul On Rambling Around the Arts | The Nelson-Atkins envisions a bold new step into the future
The best architecture makes us feel alive. The way designers shape materials and the space around people can produce a buoyant sensory engagement before we even think about it.
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