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KC's First Fridays will continue as streaming event 'Friday Night Arts!'

Brock Wilbur,

April 3, 2020

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Lawrence shows off its literary highlights with Paper Plains Festival (now delayed)

Abby Olcese,

March 26, 2020

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Talkin' Adamantium with Marvel writer, editor Roy Thomas

Dan Lybarger,

March 24, 2020

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Lawrence woman in the final rounds of Inked Magazine cover girl competition

Brock Wilbur,

March 4, 2020

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New art shows to partake in, all through March

Emily Cox,

March 3, 2020

A Night at the museum: What to see at 21c’s art gallery hotel

Emily Cox,

February 21, 2020

Preview the stunning art events around town in February

Emily Cox,

February 7, 2020

Chiefs bobbleheads and floral print shirts now available

Brock Wilbur,

February 6, 2020

Andy Goldsworthy’s Walking Wall approaches its final resting place at the Nelson-Atkins

Kelcie McKenney,

January 27, 2020

Three art shows to see in KC this December

Emily Cox,

December 5, 2019

Looking to buy gifts from local artists this holiday season? Here's how.

Emily Cox,

December 3, 2019

At the Kemper, Hew Locke interrogates the complex legacies of British imperialism

Emily Cox,

November 21, 2019

November art preview: Where to go and what to see in KC this month

Emily Cox,

October 31, 2019

The Nelson is firing on all cylinders: Best of KC 2019

Pitch Staff,

October 8, 2019

Senior citizens and multimedia surrealism collide in Julia Vering's Unicorns in the Snow

Emily Cox,

October 3, 2019

October art preview: Where to go, what to see in KC this month

Emily Cox,

October 2, 2019

September art preview: Where to go, what to see in KC this month

Emily Cox,

September 6, 2019

August art preview: Where to go, what to see

Emily Cox,

August 2, 2019

Bart Simpson, Looney Tunes, and Jacques-Louis David artfully collide at Vulpes Bastille's high-low Cartoon Heaven

Emily Cox,

July 12, 2019

July art preview: Where to go, what to see in KC this month

Emily Cox,

July 4, 2019

June art preview: where to go and what to see this First Friday and beyond

Emily Cox,

June 6, 2019

There's some vital context missing from "Mapping Stigma," a new HIV/AIDS exhibition at Leedy-Voulkos

Emily Cox,

June 5, 2019

The Drugstore, a midtown space for Kansas City's young and emerging artists, will close

Emily Cox,

May 9, 2019

May art shows: Where to be, what to see

Emily Cox,

May 1, 2019