The peace and power of earth, air, fire and water inspire the works in John Marak’s current show, “Let it Be,” at MLB Designs and Boutique in the Crossroads.
“Paper Routes – Women to Watch 2020,” Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
What the artist describes as “a community of naked, plush creatures called fumblys” populate Fuko Ito’s pastel-colored, psychedelic work, and I, for one, would like to go on record as saying I’m up for this adventure anytime.
Francisco Javier Villegas and the company of “In the Heights.” (J. Robert Schraeder) Before “Hamilton,” there was “In the Heights,” which marked composer/lyricist Lin-Manuel Miranda’s..
In “Women of Note,” Kansas City Baroque Consortium Celebrates the Influential Women of the Era
Kansas City Baroque Consortium’s summer concert series, now in its third year, is elegant and intimate, and growing into a must-attend event. These concerts are..
“Now/Here,” H&R Block Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute
“Now/Here,” a fresh survey of 30 recent works by Kansas City artists of color, shows an interesting spectrum of both artistic media and approach, ranging..
“John Ferry: Mid-Century Modern” and “Nora Othic: Animal Show,” Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
For a contemplative look at humanity through an anthropological lens, two new exhibitions at Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art are rich fodder for imagination and introspection...