The Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas will receive 50 works of contemporary art from New York collectors Dorothy and Herbert Vogel.
Kansas City artist Deanna Dikeman has been awarded a $50,000 fellowship from United States Artists, a national artists advocacy organization founded in 2005 to reward artistic excellence.
A new monthly program at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art at Johnson County Community College will highlight Kansas City area artists and their work.
Kansas City artist Deanna Dikeman has been awarded a $50,000 fellowship from United States Artists, a national artists advocacy organization founded in 2005 to reward artistic excellence.
Walk into the Bloch Building Project Space and you won’t believe you’re at the Nelson-Atkins.
“Ballet music is gorgeous,” says Ramona Pansegrau, music director of the Kansas City Ballet.
Keep an eye on “CBS Sunday Morning” today. Roughly two weeks ago the program spent three days taping a segment about the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art’s “Art in the Age of Steam” exhibit, and it may air this morning, according to museum spokesman Randy Attwood.
Last year the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art opened the Bloch Building, and Johnson County Community College launched the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art. Now it’s the Kemper Museum’s turn.
A major exhibition exploring the influence of Asia on American art is coming to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in September 2009.
Human relationships are the bedrock of Anthony Lepore’s photography, as seen in a new exhibit at the Kemper Museum.
Tom Deatherage at the Late Show has a knack for spotting new talent. The gallery’s October exhibition includes intriguing fabricated steel works by Asheer Akram, a 2007 graduate of the Kansas City Art Institute.
