I Categories Articles Literary Visual March 21, 2023 In Praise of Sweeping Something odd. Something off. Something particular, peculiar about the way the tailor sweeps the steps in front of the shop this morning.
C Categories Articles Literary Visual March 20, 2023 Christopher Leitch: ‘Cooking from Memory’ In the Kansas City artist's online chapbook, participants from around the world explore food, art and community.
A Categories Articles Visual March 15, 2023 An Affordable, Nurturing Destination for Artists It’s easy to overlook the old Holsum Food Products building in Kansas City’s historic West Bottoms.
B Categories Articles Performing March 14, 2023 Black Gospel Music in Kansas City Kansas City has a storied and rich Black gospel music history.
J Categories Articles Visual March 13, 2023 Julius Karash on Business and the Arts: Amid Heightened Concern Over Natural Disasters, Overland Park Conservator Restores Hurricane-Damaged Artworks Last fall, headlines from Southwest Florida trumpeted Hurricane Ian’s impact on art.
A Categories Articles Visual March 8, 2023 Artist Pages | Scott Francis: From the West 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.
R Categories Articles Visual March 7, 2023 Remembering the Joyous Legacy and Art-Engaged Spirit of Marilyn Carbonell (1948-2022) The late Marilyn Carbonell was invariably kind and generous and upbeat as a supporter of the arts in Kansas City.
O Categories Articles Performing Visual March 6, 2023 On the Cyclical Nature of Life: Owen/Cox Dance Group Presents ‘aRound & aRound’ World premiere features choreography by Jennifer Owen, music by Brad Cox and Jeff Freling and video design by Nate Fors.
E Categories Articles Visual March 1, 2023 Exhibit Confronts a Thorny Chapter of U.S. History “Away From Home: American Indian Boarding School Stories” confronts a thorn of lesser-known U.S. history without flinching.