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September 12, 2018

This Weekend in Open Spaces, September 13 – 16 (Content Provided by Open Spaces)

For even more Open Spaces events and exhibitions this weekend and through October, visit openspaceskc.com. 21c Salon, The Making of Anthracite Fields On Sept. 13..

August 29, 2018

Open Spaces KC: Surprises on Tap

Dan Cameron treated the last few days in July like he was training for the Olympics. He found time for the gym. He tried to get to bed on time. He ate his veggies. All of this in preparation for Open Spaces KC, a brand new cultural event that will take place over nine weeks in several usual and not-so-usual arts destinations in the city. “There are going to be lots of surprises between now and Oct. 28,” the artistic director of Open Spaces said the other day.

Articles

May 1, 2018

For KC Arts, A Decade to Remember

As “KC Studio” marks its 10th anniversary with the May/June 2018 issue, we look back on an extraordinary decade for the arts in Kansas City...

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April 5, 2018

Editor’s Weekend Calendar Picks, April 5-8

Time for weekend calendar picks from KC Studio editor Alice Thorson! This is your last weekend to see Through the Eyes of Picasso, on view..

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February 22, 2018

Editor’s Weekend Calendar Picks, February 22 – 25

Here are weekend calendar picks from KC Studio editor Alice Thorson for February 22 – 25. For more events this weekend, visit Kansas City’s most..

January 28, 2018

Up from the Streets: “Project Dawn” at the Unicorn

The Unicorn Theatre scores points for timeliness with its well-acted production of “Project Dawn,” a social-awareness drama based on a real court in Philadelphia that..

January 9, 2018

Lead Bank: A Leader in Supporting KC Arts and Artists

Step into the lobby of Lead Bank in the Crossroads Arts District and your eye will no doubt focus on “Woven Shades of Blue with..

September 6, 2017

Arts News: Greenwood Social Hall

Peregrine Honig is a bit of an unstoppable force in Kansas City. A respected artist, whose works hang in major museums (at 22, she was..

August 31, 2017

A Promising Lineup

Assessing a theater season before it starts is tricky business because the best you can do is draw conclusions based on what looks good on paper. There’s also the question of just where theater companies are in the planning process. Most theaters have their 2017-2018 seasons in place, but at press time the Living Room, which is dedicated to producing work by local artists, had two shows in place for the fall but nothing to announce for the spring.