On view from August 15, 2024 - July 27, 2025. The Nerman Museum is hosting a special installation of vanessa german’s work, ET AL, or, The Child Plaintiffs as Power-Figures: Courage and Play, Love and Hope, Grace and Compassion, Will and Might, Serenity and Music, Light and Joy, Warrior and Intellect, Creativity and Vision, courtesy…
American fashion designer Jeremy Scott (b. 1975, Kansas City, Missouri) and contemporary artist Katherine Bernhardt (b. 1975, St. Louis, Missouri) are both known for their creative work that engages with themes of consumer and popular culture and irreverent humor. This exhibition presents looks by Scott and paintings by Bernhardt, creating a dynamic pop culture extravaganza.…
Snoopy and the Red Baron brings the full story of the World War I Flying Ace to life. The gallery exhibition will delight fans who grew up with the Ace and introduce new audiences to Snoopy’s adventures in the sky. Visitors will enjoy high-quality reproduction works of art and memorabilia items from the Charles M.…
Be amazed. Be amazing. Come to the newest exhibition, The Science of Guinness World Records. Discover the world’s great record holders, what it took to cement their names in the history books and potentially become a part of history yourself! All around the world, people are pushing themselves to achieve new and amazing things. From…
Enjoy Powell Gardens’ spring landscape during a botanically inspired tea with bubbly, blooming tea, and a selection of sweet and savory treats.
Create circle weavings inspired by the colors of spring blooms at Powell Gardens! Art and craft supplies, including yarn, will be available for use during the session. Students are encouraged to bring their own yarn and embellishments for their weavings. Recommended for ages 13 and older.
Join for a children’s printmaking session at Powell Gardens! Use leaves, flowers, and acrylic paints to create a unique work of art. All art supplies needed for this project will be available for use during the session. Recommended for ages 6-12.
South and Southeast Asian cultures come to the Nelson-Atkins at this radiant cultural festival. Passport to India features a vibrant fashion show, art activities, and several dance performances in classical and contemporary styles. Additionally, guests are invited to participate in interactive experiences in the South and Southeast Asian galleries.
The show is located at 63rd and Brookside Boulevard (one block east of Wornall) between 63rd Street and Meyer Boulevard. You don't want to miss the 2025 Brookside Art Annual! The 39th Anniversary show starts Friday, May 2nd at 5 pm and runs through Sunday, May 4th at 5 pm. The show is Kansas City’s…
Enjoy a day filled with family fun, games, crafts and music! Learn about 19th century wool production from sheep to shawl! Watch the flock receive their annual shearing, try your hand at spinning and weaving, and watch out interpreters demonstrate the wool making process from sheep shearing to carding and beyond. You’ll even be able…