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September 13, 2019

Arts News: Name Change Signals Big Changes Ahead for UMKC Conservatory

Effective July 1, 2019, the University of Missouri-Kansas City officially changed the name of its performing arts unit, formerly the Conservatory of Music and Dance,..

September 13, 2019

“Harold D. Smith, Jr.: Can You See Me?,” Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art

“Harold D. Smith, Jr.: Can You See Me?,” installation view There are only seven paintings in Harold Smith’s exhibit “Can You See Me?” but each..

September 12, 2019

See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | As a New Season Arrives, There Are Many Ways to Catch the Spirit

Kansas City Symphony musicians play Ravel’s String Quartet at a free Symphony Happy Hour Concert April 2. (photo by Steve Paul) It’s a given that..

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September 12, 2019

Final Weeks of Stonehenge: Ancient Mysteries • Modern Discoveries at Union Station

Stonehenge. Standing in silence for five thousand years. An impossible creation from the ancient past. Mysteries that have remained unsolved…until now! Stonehenge: Ancient Mysteries &..

September 11, 2019

“John Marak: Let it Be,” MLB Designs & Boutique

The peace and power of earth, air, fire and water inspire the works in John Marak’s current show, “Let it Be,” at MLB Designs and Boutique in the Crossroads.

September 10, 2019

‘All Colors’ Exhibit Makes Inaugural Kansas City Appearance

Longtime St. Louis-based gallerist and nonprofit leader Robert A. Powell is bringing the annual “All Colors” exhibition to Kansas City this fall. The salon-style group show founded in 2017 will run from Oct. 4 to Nov. 30 at the Leedy-Voulkos Arts Center.

September 10, 2019

When it Comes to Music, Buy Local!

The Kansas City area has a rich music scene, capped by the Kansas City Symphony and its performances at the beautiful Kauffman Center for the..

September 9, 2019

An American Classic Slated for Two KC Productions This Fall

Ntozake Shange, a playwright, poet and novelist who died last October, was only the second African-American woman to see her work produced on Broadway. That 1976 theater piece — which Shange described as a “choreopoem” — was “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/ When the Rainbow is Enuf.”

September 9, 2019

The Arts Asylum – Jesus Christ Superstar

The Arts Asylum and This Happy Breed are coming together this fall for Jesus Christ Superstar, their first joint production. The production, directed by Kyle..

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