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July 10, 2024

“Elizabeth Layton: Drawing as Discourse,” Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art

“Elizabeth Layton: Drawing as Discourse,” makes clear why Elizabeth Layton’s art is celebrated in more than 40 major museums in the United States and countless private collections.
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June 25, 2024

“Deep Dark Nothingness” Is a Thoughtful Rumination on All the Ways We Fail to Connect

Within Kansas City’s robust theatre scene, there is a growing community dedicated to championing local artists and fostering new works.
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June 24, 2024

“Read the Room,” Charlotte Street

The enduring appeal of comics dwells in the art form’s fundamental power of sequential imagery to tell any story by anyone who has something to say.
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June 22, 2024

Michael Stern Concludes Tenure as Music Director of the Kansas City Symphony with Thoughtful and Expansive Program

Michael Stern leads a gratifying and uplifting performance of the Kansas City Symphony in his last concerts as music director.
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June 11, 2024

“Rosa Leff: Storydwelling,” Lawrence Arts Center

Rosa Leff’s absorbing exhibition at the Lawrence Arts Center, “Storydwelling,” shines welcome light on Lawrence’s Black history.
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May 25, 2024

St. Petersburg Performs Intimate Recital

St. Petersburg String Quartet performed at Pilgrim Chapel on Thursday evening for an intimate audience in the charming historic space.
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May 17, 2024

KC Public Theatre’s “The Head of Medusa” Lets a Tragic Figure Tell Her Own Story

Most stories about Medusa focus on her death at the hands of Perseus. "The Head of Medusa" lets her be the center of her own story.
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May 14, 2024

“Tom Jones,” “John Hitchcock,” “Emily Arthur,” Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art

Tom Jones, John Hitchcock, and Emily Arthur, artists showing now at Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art, express complex facets of Native American culture.
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