See Hear: Steve Paul On Rambling Around the Arts | The Nelson-Atkins envisions a bold new step into the future
The best architecture makes us feel alive. The way designers shape materials and the space around people can produce a buoyant sensory engagement before we even think about it.
Despite the snow and cold, the past winter has seen the fruition of an impressive list of local projects spearheaded by leading philanthropists, visionaries and artists.
For the next two years, from November 2, 2024, to August 9, 2026, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art celebrates historic glass, a little-known strength of its esteemed European decorative arts collection.
Despite challenges posed by a debilitating disease, the talented African American oil painter persists in his mission to uplift the culture of Black America.
See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | How the Story of an Artist, a Painting and a Poet Unexpectedly Intertwines
Jenny Molberg with de Kooning books (photo by Jonny Ulasien) In gathering material and sifting archival sands for the book project I’m currently immersed in,..
