In November 2017, the City of Kansas City, Missouri, became a member of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)..
Pianist’s Dream Has Brought International Spotlight to Parkville
Stanislav loudenitch said he wanted to be a big fish in a little pond. But ultimately, he’s ended up being a very big fish in the very big pond of the international classical music community.
Rubin Kodheli (US), Dennis Russell Davies (US AT), Laurie Anderson (US), Filharmonie Brno (CZ) (photo by Andreas H. Tom Mesic) Czech Orchestra to Celebrate Local..
2023 Brings Unique Events to the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
The Kauffman Center Presents performances coming in 2023 offer an array of exciting events. With something for everyone to enjoy, these performances transport audiences to new worlds.
Lauren Quin: “My Hellmouth” and Priya Suresh Kambli: “I Am An American / I Am An Indian”
Drawing the eye in with electric colors and seemingly pulsating lines, Lauren Quin’s (b. 1992, Los Angeles, Calif.) abstract paintings exist at the juncture of the deeply personal and the universal.
Guest Artist Ramona Pansegrau Joins MTC Artists-In-Residence Opus 76 Quarter This Spring
Opus 76 Quartet at Midwest Trust Center Opus 76 Quartet continues its residency with the Midwest Trust Center in 2023, promising unique concert experiences for..
“Peripheral Visions” Exhibition at Kansas City Public Library Aims to Expand Exposure to Talented KC Artists
Ryan Sikes has been making art ever since he could hold a pencil. But by his mid-20s, what started as a hobby had morphed into what looked more like a career.
Found in Translation: Explorations by 8 Contemporary Artists
On view at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art through Aug. 20, 2023, Found in Translation: Explorations by 8 Contemporary Artists reveals the richness that can be discovered through this process of transformation.
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