In celebration of Women’s History Month, we take a look at the many women arts leaders in Kansas City who have played a key role in the growth of Kansas City's cultural sector.
Visionary: The Work of Michael Brantley, guest curated by artist Harold Smith, will feature the elegant and sophisticated work of painter Michael Brantley.
“Ida’s Journey,” Mid-Continent Public Library’s Story Center
Artist Karen E. Griffin pays tribute to the life and work of African American journalist and activist Ida B. Wells in her exhibit at Mid-Continent Public Library’s Story Center.
Despite challenges posed by a debilitating disease, the talented African American oil painter persists in his mission to uplift the culture of Black America.
“A Benediction from the Rubble,” Zhou B Art Center
As the inaugural exhibition at Kansas City’s new Zhou B Art Center, “A Benediction from the Rubble” soars like a phoenix arisen from the ashes, a scarred, but resolute, messenger of resilience and hope.
Imagination and perspective stretches into fresh forms in his new exhibition, “AnticKS & MOdels + My theater to your eyes: Kahlil Robert Irving,” at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art.
