A Rising Ruckus Over ‘Benin Bronzes’ Prompts Questions for the Nelson-Atkins
When The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art landed a rare Nigerian sculpture in the late 1980s, it touted the find as perhaps the most expensive piece of African art ever bought by a museum.
KCVLAA: Helping Artists Navigate Legal and Accounting Issues
You might not expect a fire-eating, sword-swallowing performance artist to slay legal and accounting dragons, yet such is the case with Martika Daniels.
Marking the 75th anniversary of Harry Truman’s presidency and the much-anticipated grand opening of the redesign of the Truman Library and Museum, Harry Truman will soon be joining several of his fellow presidents in the U.S. Capitol.
Arts News: New Book Traces Architectural History of KCAI
Architectural historian Cydney Millstein agreed to write what would become “The Kansas City Art Institute: Architecture & Innovation 1885-2020” not knowing what she’d uncover in the necessary research.
ou love “Star Trek,” George Balanchine, Orson Welles, Liza Minnelli and the “Game of Thrones,” then you love the art of famed designer Robert Fletcher.
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