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ARTSPEAK RADIO is a live radio program on KKFI that airs every Wednesday from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm. Host Maria Vasquez Boyd serves up information about the visual and literary arts community including live interviews with artists, writers, and performers.
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Guests appearing on the program include Angie Jennings, Lea Murphy, Dan Frueh, Silvia Kofler, and Bill Sundahl.
Kansas City Society for Contemporary Photography President Angie Jennings & Vice President Lea Murphy- Open Spaces 2018: A Kansas City Arts Experience Expanded Field Portfolio Walk
Kansas City Society for Contemporary is pleased to announce a premier portfolio event at El Torreon during “Open Spaces 2018: A Kansas City Arts Experience Expanded Field.” As part of Kan- sas City’s First Arts Biennial, thirty invited photographic artists will display their work and be on hand to discuss their process.
Please join KCSCP for our Reception and Portfolio Walk Wednesday, October 17th, 2018, 5pm to 9 pm, El Torreon 3101 Gillham Plaza Kansas City, Mo., 64109
KCSCP is a non-pro t organization promoting and exhibiting the photographic arts.
After it’s opening gala in 1927, the El Torreon ballroom was a centerpiece in the big band and jazz history of Kan- sas City. In the 1970s the music venue was affectionately known as the Cowtown Ballroom.
Please direct all media inquiries to Kansas City Society for Contemporary Photography President Angie Jennings at [email protected] For more information: www.kcscp.org
Dan Frueh, The trap Gallery owner/director talks about LOVE RUST 2018.
LOVE RUST 2018 is an annual celebration of oxidation.
The trap Gallery
525 Gillis, 6:00 p.m–10:00 p.m.
Thrid Friday in Columbus Park, October 19
The trap Gallery opened in 2001 and is the cornerstone of art in Columbus Park.
Open 3rd Fridays, the trap’s season is April–November.
LOVE RUST 2018, Featuring works by:
Valerie Bashaw. Justin Bell. Joel Boucquemont.
Wes Casey. Mary Fasone. Dan Freuh. Megan Gallant.
Ed Lesyk. John Marak. Json Myers. Karen Peck.
Charles Ray. Ann Reckling. George Rousis.
Becky Stevens. Frank Strunk III. Dan Wayne.
Author Silvia Kofler joins us to talk about Haunted Words Phil Miller Scholarship Reading & Open Mic Sunday October 21, 3PM – 5PM, The Wrtiers Place 3607 Pennsylvannia KCMO
The challenge, should you decide to accept it, share your thoughts on a ghostly encoundter of any description or disposition in a poem, for the open mic at the Phil Miller Memorial Scholarship Reading. To sign up ahead of time, email [email protected] or you may sign up at the event if slots are still available. This event includes a silent auction of original artwork by local/regional artists and book baskets by local/regional writers.
Proceeds go to the Phil Miller Memorial Scholarship Fund, which benefits students at Kansas City Kansas Community College, where Phil taught many years. Can’t make the reading? You can still contribute by mailing your donation to: Kansas City Kansas Community College Foundation
7250 State Avenue, Rm 3500
KCKS 66112
Attn: Deborah Cowick
Please make checks payable to KCKCC Foundation, and write “Philip Miller Scholarship” in the comments section. Donate online at www.kckcc.edu/foundation. Click on “Donate to the KCKCC Foundation.” On the following screen, click the “Specify program or scholarship” link and type in “Phil Miller Scholarship Fund.”
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