Interactive: See where these artworks will be located in the new KCI airport terminal
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New KCI terminal will have city’s largest public art project
The pieces, selected from among more than 1,900 submissions, are meant to represent Kansas City and its history. The goal: to make the airport feel like the living room of Kansas City.
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When the new terminal at Kansas City International Airport opens next year, it will be home to 28 commissioned pieces of public art.
From “Ornithology,” a sculpture inspired by birds and saxophones, to “Riff/Lift” a multi-story representation of jazz and aviation, this map shows where you can expect to see nine of the most striking pieces. The other artworks will be located in the departure lounges in Concourses A and B.
Click on the the interactive graphic to explore the artwork that will be installed in the terminal.
This story was originally published April 27, 2022 at 5:00 AM.
