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Mike Sims is a bit emotional. As he prepares to celebrate 40 years of working with an array of acclaimed artists, the master printer admits it's…
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Segment 1: Missouri native lands first exhibit at the Nerman Museum.Aaron Wrinkle returns to his roots as a painter in the Nerman Museum of Contemporary…
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Segment 1: Art isn't just fun and games.To some, art seems more like a hobby rather than ‘real work.’ But, for many artists, that’s far from the truth. We…
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Segment 1: Remembering a Kansas artist who made furniture as he made sculptures.Wendell Castle revolutionized art. The Holton, Kansas, native was known as…
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Wendell Castle revolutionized the art world. The Holton, Kansas, native was known as the father of the studio furniture movement of the 1960s and 1970s.…
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Even though he was born in the United States, artist Roger Shimomura still gets asked where he’s from. Or he’s told that he speaks English really…
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The experience of viewing a work of art often involves words — think of the neatly typed wall panels with an artist’s name and background, or details…
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So — maybe First Fridays in the Crossroads Arts District is a little too crowded for you. How about Second Fridays?Some Kansas City metropolitan area…
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The Belger Arts Center often displays works from its own extensive collection, sometimes adding pieces borrowed from other collectors. A current…
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Mike Sims was first introduced to lithography, described as the closest of all printing processes to pure drawing, as a student in the late 1960s. And…