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‘Art Moves Us’ | Vi Tran Band

Art Moves Us

April 29, 2022  |  Brad Austin  |  1 min read

Vi Tran has a story to tell.

“I am equal parts sea salt and wheat fields,” he hints.

More can be found in the attached video, part of “Art Moves Us,” a program developed by Kansas City PBS in partnership with ArtsKC to celebrate the arts in the city we love.

“The arts help give a city its identity,” Tran notes.

Discover some of yourself, perhaps, as you watch the Vi Tran Band perform “Sherlock” in the attached video.

Brad Austin is a video producer for Kansas City PBS.

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