CultureRobert Morris's Glass Labyrinth is the ultimate fusion of process, land, and minimalist art Chandler Rawson, January 6, 2025
CultureFour Inane Questions with Art Bytes podcaster Kathleen Leighton Michael Mackie, November 1, 2024
ArtSonam Dolma Brauen's moving installation piece "My Father's Death" yields alternative grief healing at Nelson-Atkins Chandler Rawson, October 30, 2024
ArtNelson-Atkins gives Niki de Saint Phalle her final flowers in career-spanning “Rebellion and Joy" Maddie McBratney, April 25, 2024
Beer & SpiritsNelson-Atkins and City Barrel Brewing concoct Pale Ale collab Drew Windish, October 24, 2022
ArtArtist Shinique Smith returns to KC for June 11 performance of Breathing Room: Evocation Lauren Textor, June 7, 2022
Beer & Spirits, Sponsored4 Hands Brewing Co. cares about more than just making great beer THE PITCH STAFF, July 6, 2021
CulturePowell Gardens, Nelson-Atkins Museum want you to play outside more Bek Shackelford-Nwanganga, April 15, 2021
NewsWatch a family of penguins waddle around the Nelson-Atkins because you deserve to feel good Brock Wilbur, May 14, 2020
Shatto Milk Company teams up with Lidia's, Kansas City's Big Picnic, and more: KC's food and drink events for July 16-22 April Fleming, July 16, 2018
NewsNeighborhood associations aren’t about busybodies and the burbs — they’re often KC’s real grass roots Jennifer Wetzel, August 23, 2017
ArtWarren Rosser is Loitering on Charlotte, David Ford goes Bare, and Samara Umbral gets intimate Tracy Abeln, January 11, 2017
ArtGrateful dead: November’s First Friday is all about altaring your views Tracy Abeln, November 2, 2016
A&E, ArtHieronymus Bosch: Touched by the Devil, opening Friday, shows how the Nelson's Bosch was authenticated Dan Lybarger, September 15, 2016
A&E, ArtYoonmi Nam keeps popping up, and Jesse A. Fernández’s Cuban exile emerges Tracy Abeln, September 13, 2016
MusicBill Frisell plays the Atkins Auditorium of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art on Sunday Scott Wilson, February 19, 2016
