PHOTOGRAPHS OF DESPAIR, YET HOPE
REVERSE SUBLIMINAL MESSAGING
KNOWING MEANS LOVING
BEYOND THE CAMOUFLAGE
BRIGHTNESS, WARMTH ENVELOPING
STRONG WOMEN START MID-MO SEASON
ABSURD LINKS TO PEOPLE
CONCEPTIONS OF IDENTITY
COMMUNITY-STUDIO INTEGRATION
WOLFGANG LAIB: TRANSCEND
THE HANGOVER: ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH
LAYERED VISION
EASTERN INFLUENCE, GOOD VIBRATIONS
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BATIKS OF FAME
The batik collection of President Barack Obama’s mother, the late Ann Dunham, is on display at the Regnier Center at Johnson County Community College through the end of the week as part of a national tour. Learn more at a free lecture there on Tuesday, March 9, at 3:30 p.m.
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(ARTKC365) Here There Be Dragons: Jan S. Gephardt
Perhaps, Gephardt’s work suggests, the possibility of magic — not the incantational sort, but the natural magic of imagination and creativity — is everywhere, both without and within.
(ARTKC365) Here There Be Dragons: Jan S. GephardtEssays »
FEMINIST THREADS, OR, IT’S ALL ABOUT THE LADIES
Women in art: Writer Rachel Epp Buller reflects on the presence of feminist thought and art at the College Art Association annual conference in Chicago, 2010.
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CHARLOTTE STREET FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES 2010 ARTIST AWARD WINNERS
The 2010 Charlotte Street Foundation Visual Arts Awards Fellows were announced January 27; congratulations to Ari Fish, Sonié Ruffin and Caleb Taylor. The annual award for Kansas City artists is in its 13th year. Always an unrestricted grant and currently worth $10,000, the CSF Visual Artist Awards has provided $487,000 in grants to date.
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF DESPAIR, YET HOPE
Rev. Don Doll, S.J. documents Jesuit missions and the people of the communities they serve all around the world with photographs in an exhibition at the Greenlease Gallery at Rockhurst University, on display through March 27.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF DESPAIR, YET HOPE
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