KC STUDIO

September 4, 2020

Pandemic Leads to Innovation Among KC Artists

Our print story in the Sep/Oct 2020 issue about KC artists’ responses to the pandemic represents just a fraction of what’s been going on in studios, neighborhoods and online.

September 4, 2020

Kansas City Jazz Orchestra – (Re)Taking the Stage

It goes without saying that 2020 has been challenging, in all regards. The music and arts world has felt the struggle something fierce, with no..

September 1, 2020

‘Fighting the Good Fight’

Arts organizations, long accustomed to bolstering the public’s morale during tough times, have been shouldering their own share of suffering amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

September 1, 2020

Yes, the Arts Scene is on the Ropes, But It Won’t Be a Total Knockout

In an overture, you hear themes and harmonic threads, little hints leading into the drama and suspense of the main event. Consider these last six months the overture. In July, the Kansas City Symphony, Kansas City Ballet, Lyric Opera of Kansas City and Harriman-Jewell Series cancelled their Kauffman Center performances until January 2021.

September 1, 2020

Arts News: Artists Head Outdoors for 9th Annual Brush Creek Art Walk

While many art exhibitions and programs have migrated online during the COVID-19 pandemic, Kansas Citians can look forward to live art experiences during the 9th..

August 26, 2020

Two Ways to Bid Farewell to Summer this September at The Raphael Hotel

Bid farewell to summer with some wining and dining on the patio of The Raphael Hotel this September. The hotel and its award-winning restaurant, Chaz..

August 24, 2020

Music: We Need It Now More Than Ever!

Harmony Project KC students have been busy getting creative while at home during the pandemic. During their summer session, HPKC students created their own compositions..

August 18, 2020

Library Lets Loose – Virtual Edition

Join Honorary Hosts Cindy Wallis-Lage and Kent Lage, on September 12 for Johnson County Library’s signature fundraising event, Library Lets Loose – as they embrace..

August 17, 2020

“Code Practice: Certain Objects and Certain Systems by James Woodfill,” Joseph Nease Gallery

Kansas City artist Jim Woodfill’s exhibit “Code Practice: Certain Objects and Certain Systems,” is presented by Joseph Nease Gallery, which was founded in Kansas City, but is now located in Duluth, where Nease continues to represent many Kansas City artists.