“The Soul of Jazz: An American Adventure,” American Jazz Museum
In December of last year, while news of a new COVID-19 variant was dominating the headlines, something very special happened at the American Jazz Museum.
Jim was a quintessential artist’s artist. His impact and legacy will continue to expand, not only by the growing appreciation his art is having, but also by the many artists that he taught and touched in his over 40 years teaching.
“Smalls” by Mark Westervelt, Leedy-Voulkos Art Center
In his exhibit “Smalls,” Mark Westervelt gives us 400 examples of how the ordinary, the discarded, even the disgusting, can be transformed into magical, aesthetic delights.
Hasna Sal is opening eyes and changing minds and hearts, one story at a time. On Nov. 12, 2021, Sal opened an exhibition at Westport Art Center. “Into the Light: Glass Art and Poetry”
Diallo Javonne French’s black and white short film “May This Be Love” opens with a delicately muted view of the 18th and Vine Street sign and delicate strains of piano jazz.
As the broader Kansas City cultural landscape reemerges from the depths of a pandemic, the Charlotte Street Foundation has inaugurated a new funding stream to benefit some of the community’s smallest creative organizations.
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