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May 2, 2016

Gary Staab: The Second Coolest Job in the World

He calls himself a “paleosculptor.” Gary Staab brings the wow factor to natural history and science museums, recreating ancient fossils and skeletal remains in mesmerizing detail and at mammoth scale. Staab spends his days (and sometimes nights) engrossed in his work in his Kearney, Mo. barn-studio.
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April 15, 2016

Beacon Memorial Honors Shooting Victims at Jewish Community Center and Village Shalom

In April 2014, a gunman perpetrating a hate crime killed Teresa LaManno at Village Shalom and Dr. William Corporon and his teenage grandson Reat Underwood..
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April 13, 2016

Join Us May 5th for ArtPop, KCAI’s Premiere Fundraiser for 2016!

Join us May 5th for ArtPop, KCAI’s premiere fundraiser for 2016! All proceeds benefit student scholarships. This exclusive event allows you to be one of..
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April 6, 2016

Artist Pages | Mary Wessel: “Water”

Mary Wessel knows how to wrest magic from photography.
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April 4, 2016

ArtPop – Thursday May 5th, 2016

You will not want to miss ArtPop, KCAI’s premiere fundraiser for 2016! In the spirit of a true “pop-up shop”, ArtPop (formerly Patron Preview) is..
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April 4, 2016

Artist to Watch: Charlie Mylie

“Yes it’s true! Pop Up Charlie can draw anything for you!” is the slogan of Kansas City artist Charlie Mylie. Donning a gold wizard’s hat..
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April 1, 2016

Artists’ File Initiative Documents Accomplishments of Kansas City Artists

A treasure trove of the work, culture and history of Kansas City’s creative community is being carefully documented—one artist at a time. Marilyn Carbonell, head of Library Services at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, first developed a passion for capturing and preserving the work that artists do when she was in college.
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March 29, 2016

ARTPOP, May 5 @ 6pm

ArtPop (formerly Patron Preview) is a fun, progressive campus party that takes you into the studios to see student work and meet our young artists,..
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March 28, 2016

Davin Watne Painting Featured in Netflix Drama Master of None

Kansas City artist Davin Watne has been racking up exposure over the past 15 months.  In late 2014, the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art acquired Watne’s multi-panel painting, Feel Secure, featuring 20 images of armored police vehicles from countries around the world.
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