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.
T Categories Articles Performing Visual July 14, 2025 The Artist’s World: The Art of God Artists are special; they take one small idea and make it grand, even when that idea is God.
D Categories Articles Literary Performing July 10, 2025 Defunding the arts Arts organizations express uncertainty and alarm as the Trump administration slashes budgets and rescinds grants.
I Categories Articles Visual July 9, 2025 In Memoriam: Ke-Sook Lee (1941-2025) A petite dynamo, devoted to honoring women's dreams and struggles in delicate artworks rooted in the domestic realm
S Categories Articles Sponsored Content July 7, 2025 Sponsored | Cockefair Chair Presents: Can AI Teach the Classics? How can artificial intelligence aid human learning? Join the Cockefair Chair Luncheon as author Clancy Martin discusses his AI-powered learning tool, “Rebind.”
S Categories Articles Literary Visual July 7, 2025 See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | Public art project has a chance of giving real life to a prime downtown site The Barney Allis Plaza, a park above a city parking garage, has been a downtown dead zone for decades.
A Categories Articles Visual July 3, 2025 Artists in charge A bounty of artist-run galleries enriches Kansas City's art community.
S Categories Articles Performing Sponsored Content July 2, 2025 Sponsored: KC Fringe Festival Returns July 13–27 for Art Without Limits KC Fringe Festival runs July 13–27, showcasing two weeks of bold performances, visual art, and film across Kansas City.
C Categories Articles Performing July 2, 2025 Concert to Come: Moving Arts moves with the times This year's summer dance festival at the Folly showcases the group's new focus on contemporary work.
