Arts & Culture
Grilled Cheese, BLTs & Other Weekend Possibilities
We’ve had peach season and heirloom tomato season (it’s still happening), but now it is time for you to get your fill of fried foods. The Johnson County Fair runs through Saturday in Gardner, Kansas. There’s a carnival, chainsaw art auction, goat milking demonstrations and all the fried dough you can handle. The humble grilled…
Work in Progress | The Miniaturist
As young as 5 years old, Wolfe Brack used mud, rocks and plants to create imaginary, miniature worlds. Now, as an adult, he creates miniature works of art to explore and learn more about the world around him. “With small things, the closer you get, the more complexities you see,” he said. Brack, a self-described…
The Art of (Hometown Pride)
Our photography series, “The Art of (KC)”, brings you beautiful, thought-provoking and compelling images of our city and surrounding areas every other week. This week, we’re highlighting the very picture(s) of hometown pride. From Jason Sudeikis repping KC on the national scene (and when he came into our sister studio at 90.9 The Bridge) to the unabashed “Property…
Hello Atelier | ‘Making Spaces for Myself’
Artist Glyneisha Johnson uses collage art as a way to represent the “dislocated, collaged nature of Black history due to colonialism.” Much of her work comprises of domestic spaces, bright, colorful images that invite you to sit and visit on the front porch. In this episode of Hello Atelier, we discuss the teachers who have…
Sympathetic Vibrations | To Bold Men
Local music fans unleashed a collective fist pump last spring when word began spreading that Shy Boys, one of the area’s most beloved indie outfits, was back in the studio tracking its much anticipated sophomore effort. That album, “Bell House,” will release next week through Polyvinyl with an album release party at recordBar on August…