From Bohemia to Bohemians: “The Timeless Line of Alphonse Mucha”
A Czech artist from Bohemia who became a defining visual voice of Paris’s Belle Époque, Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939) created images so distinctive that they helped shape modern design.
Sponsored: Albrecht-Kemper Presents “The Shape of the Prairie”
The Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art is pleased to present The Shape of the Prairie: Keith Jacobshagen, a retrospective honoring the life and work of one of the Midwest’s most thoughtful interpreters of landscape.
The Alchemy of Knowledge: Science and Mystery from Shakespeare to AI is Linda Hall Library’s attempt to tell that story in a way that does justice to both worlds.
Sponsored | Staycations & Road Trips: A Global Summer
This summer, Kansas City steps onto a global stage. For a few weeks, the rhythms of the city will shift – streets a little fuller, restaurants a little louder, conversations shaped by accents from around the world.
Sponsored: “Woven Together,” opening June 25 at Greenlease Gallery
As Kansas City prepares to welcome the world for the FIFA World Cup 2026, a different kind of global connection is taking shape—one built not on the field, but on the loom.
“Kate Breakey: To the Dark and Endless Sky” & “Wilbur Niewald: A Found Portfolio,” Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
Kate Breakey’s large, hand-colored photographs of moths at the Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art are a splendid example of expertise and artistry conjoined with heart.
