February 22 Reel Black Film Fest at the Truman Reveals Kansas City’s History to Itself
If ever there were a time for eradicating chaos and celebrating the lives of those who have dedicated their lives to building and serving their communities, the Reel Black Film Fest is answering the call.
Despite challenges posed by a debilitating disease, the talented African American oil painter persists in his mission to uplift the culture of Black America.
The Lawrence-based performer is attracting gigs, recognition and awards for her accomplishments as a musician, multicultural artist, community organizer, research and educator.
“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.
