‘Silk and Steel’: How French Women Kept their Sense of Style in Wartime
Offering a look at daily life through the changing styles of wartime, “Silk and Steel: French Fashion, Women and WWI” explores what French women contributed to the war effort and how it affected their lives and fashion.
The new year brings positive thoughts as the country prepares to welcome a new president, and a vaccine promises an end to the cultural depredations of the pandemic.
Arts News: Jazz Age Lives on at Lonnie’s Reno Club
In an interview with “Feast” magazine, the club namesake and accomplished musician, Lonnie McFadden, said, “I decided to name it after the Reno Club, a place in Kansas City where Count Basie made a name for himself...”
Singer-Songwriter Karrin Allyson Headlines Rescheduled 40th Folly Jazz Series
Jazz instrumentalists are known for taking a melody and running with it — and often taking the listener to places far more mesmerizing and memorable than the source material.
Help for Theater People: New Program to Award Grants of up to $500 to Artists, Designers and Technicians
The COVID-19 has hurt all aspects of the economy since March, and theater professionals are among those hit the hardest. Some actors, stage managers and..
KCI Public Art Selection Process Takes Another Step Forward with Naming of Diverse Panel
With an eye toward diversity and inclusion, the first public art selection panel for the Kansas City International Airport single terminal project has been chosen by the Municipal Art Commission.
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