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Living through the coronavirus pandemic, artists are encouraged to document the challenges of the creative process in quarantine.
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To try to prevent the spread of COVID-19, most arts organizations in metro Kansas City have canceled performances or closed, at least temporarily. That's…
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A roving work of art has sparked a lot of thought about the nature of walls this year, especially among those who live near the Nelson-Atkins Museum of…
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This article originally appeared in KCUR's Arts Adventure newsletter. You can see the archive here. Or, you can subscribe here to receive it every…
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A vintage Vornado fan hooked to a bicycle wheel pushes a tumbleweed in a circle. Two sandstone rocks grind against each other to create a small pile of…
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Segment 1: 'We tend to feel like we're captives in our own homes and neighborhoods,' says one neighborhood leader.Last weekend Brian Bartlett became the…
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Anyone who has been to Kansas City's Country Club Plaza has likely seen the work of Arthur Kraft, who sculpted the trio of bronze penguins near the corner…
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Segment 1: Kansas City council votes unanimously to bring all trash collection in-house.Complaints about trash and recyclables pickup has convinced the…
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Missouri lawmakers have talked about placing a statue of President Harry S. Truman in the United States Capitol for nearly two decades. Now, a Kansas City…
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Union Station is set to add a shape-shifting display to the downtown skyline this summer with a huge floating sculpture described as jaw-dropping by one…
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In early March, a new wall started snaking its way through the grass just east of the Bloch Building at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.British artist…
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You might not know it from looking at her business card, but MacKenzie Mallon is a detective of sorts.Mallon is The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art's…