T Categories Arts Consortium Sponsored Content May 20, 2024 To Prove That I Exist: Melissa Shook’s Search for Self Well before the invention of camera phones or social media platforms, photographer Melissa Shook (1939-2020) set herself the rigorous task of taking a self-portrait every day for one year.
‘ Categories Articles Visual April 30, 2024 ‘An intimate, nuanced exploration of selfhood’ The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art presents revelatory exhibit of self-portraits by New York photographer Melissa Shook.
L Categories Arts Partners Sponsored Content November 3, 2023 Lands of Battle, Images of Peace “Lands of Battle, Images of Peace,” a new online exhibition from the National WWI Museum and Memorial, explores the lasting impact of WWI.
E Categories Arts Consortium Sponsored Content September 6, 2023 Eyes on the City: Photographer Evelyn Hofer’s Underrated Eloquence Tthe exhibition Evelyn Hofer: Eyes on the City opens Sept. 16 at the Nelson-Atkins and will be on view through Feb. 11, 2024.
S Categories Articles Visual August 30, 2023 Season Lookahead: Women in Front of the Lens Fall brings four dazzling exhibits of photography by women to KC and the region.
A Categories Articles Visual July 12, 2023 Arts News: KC photographer Deanna Dikeman receives a Guggenheim Fellowship In 1985 Deanna Dikeman left her corporate job to take photography classes at Purdue University, a leap in the dark that more than paid off.
B Categories Articles Visual May 10, 2023 Borderlands: Photographs by Mary Wessel With degrees in philosophy, sociology and fine art, Mary Wessel approaches the medium of photography armed to the teeth.
& Categories Online Reviews Visual Art Reviews April 18, 2023 “Kansas City Society for Contemporary Photography: Portals and Reflections,” 5529 Troost Gallery The Kansas City Society for Contemporary Photography exhibit “Portals and Reflections” offers viewers a visual gateway between worlds.
M Categories Articles Visual March 16, 2022 Making the Camera Tell the Story Truman Museum's "The Forgotten War: Korea 1950" features riveting images by Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Max Desfor.
