KC STUDIO

March 15, 2022

At the Unicorn Theatre, “Tiny Beautiful Things” is a Welcome Exercise in Radical Empathy

What might it feel like to actually listen to each other? To hear another’s story of love or loss or confusion or fear, and respond not by looking away or closing off, but by opening up?

March 14, 2022

Returning to Where You Belong: New Exhibitions at Albrecht-Kemper

In Returning | Belonging, a two-person exhibition at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art, Benjamin Parks and Kathy Liao explore the complicated and shifting nature of interpersonal connection.

March 14, 2022

Access Art Returns to Mid-Continent Public Library

Mid-Continent Public Library’s annual festival of art will return this spring, bringing opportunities for art enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels to take part in free art workshops and to enjoy the work of other local creators through programs and exhibits.

March 14, 2022

‘Extensions: New Work by Hong Chun Zhang,’ Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art

Since 2002, Hong Chun Zhang has focused on hair as the central theme of her work. Hair as image or metonym has a diverse visual and social history.

March 14, 2022

“Flyin’ West” at the MET, March 31-April 10

Until just a year ago, I had never heard of the play FLYIN’ WEST, the town of Nicodemus or known the history of these amazing women and the role they played in settling the Midwest.

March 11, 2022

Summer is for the Arts

Dancing, painting, music making, acting, singing, program leading … these are just some of the ways that artsy kids choose to spend their summers.

March 11, 2022

Signs: Photographs by Jim Dow

merican photographer Jim Dow (born 1942) has long been fascinated by the everyday structures that constitute the landscapes we inhabit.

March 11, 2022

Welcome Back! Volunteers Usher in Patrons with Warm Greetings

No performance, concert or event would be possible without the generosity and dedication of Kauffman Center volunteers.

March 10, 2022

Library’s Community-Wide Big Read Spotlights Joy Harjo’s “An American Sunrise”

History will always find you, and wrap you In its thousand arms. Joy Harjo makes the observation early in An American Sunrise, the acclaimed collection of poetry she released in 2019.