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Rocket Grants Director Julia Cole Exits Program
Rocket Grants Director Julia Cole has vacated her position after a decade in that role. Launched in 2009, The Rocket Grants program is “a …
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Denim’s Social Construction: William Toney at Kiosk Gallery
Denim is a baseline of modern history. As much a part of the Western canon as television or sugar, it is the underlying current …
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A Closer Look at Philanthropy and the Kemper Museum Controversy
The history of charitable donation philanthropy in the United States is a mixed bag; either a sincere altruistic gesture (Pioneering American philanthropist Andrew Carnegie …
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The Tivoli, Beloved Arthouse Movie Theatre, to Reopen at Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Tivoli Cinemas in Westport, which shuttered in April after nearly four decades of continuous operation, will reopen at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in …
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After Fatal Shooting, First Friday is at a Crossroads
After last month’s shooting during First Friday in the Crossroads, the local Crossroads Community Association (CCA) has made changes to this month’s festivities, albeit …
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Beautiful and Capricious: May Tveit at Greenlease Gallery
May Tveit: Drop UnitFebruary 8 – March 23, 2019Greenlease Gallery at Rockhurst University5325 Troost AvenueKansas City, MO. 64110 Drop Unit, May Tveit’s exhibition of …
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Kansas City’s Charlotte Street Foundation to Open New Campus
Charlotte Street Foundation (CSF) in Kansas City, Missouri, will be centralizing their artistic and administrative spaces into one 20,000 square foot campus, slated to …
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February 2019 First Friday Radar
The polar vortex has everyone feeling out of whack. Tonight’s roster of great openings will get you sorted out. Post-SweetnessCarolina Aranibar-FernandezFront/Space217 W. 18th Street, …
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January 2019 First Friday Radar
Happy New Year INF readers, followers and friends! The weather is climate change comfortable, so come on out and enjoy it! Renee Stout: Church …
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Nancy Friedemann-Sánchez Explores Colonialism’s Invasion and Evolution
Spanish Colonial culture is at the core of Nancy Friedemann-Sanchez’ practice. She lays bare a centuries-old history that is neither diluted nor forgotten but …
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