Darkroom photography endures in modern image age
Mason Denneler, a sophomore at LHS, tries film in a darkroom class and produces a sharp grandfather clock image from a water bath after several attempts. His teacher Deanher notes digital photos dominate but argues darkroom work remains a valued teaching tool and art form.
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Kittel's intense art path leads to Pratt design study
Lawrence High School senior Kittel expands art training beyond classes with mentor Pat Nemchock, taking plein air and life drawing sessions in heat. He earns top honors in Kansas and National Scholastic Arts, then shifts toward industrial design at Pratt, valuing art integrated into daily life.
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Holmes to star on Broadway in Dead Accounts after divorce
Katie Holmes selects Theresa Rebeck's Dead Accounts as her first major project post divorce from Tom Cruise. The five character comedy will be directed by Jack O'Brien in Times Square, marking Holmes return to Broadway after All My Sons in 2008 and signaling a possible NYC residency.
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Victor Continental Show at Liberty Hall in Parkville and art exhibits in Kansas City area
The Victor Continental Show headlines at Liberty Hall in Kansas City with a 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday lineup blending comedy vaudeville and music. In Parkville Nancy Lehenbauer Marshall unveils a solo exhibit at CamPanella Gallery, Park University Library, featuring portraits landscapes and still lifes. The Quanttrill Raid exhibit opens at Watkins Community Museum with artifacts and a John Brown daguerreotype collection, running through year end, plus a 6 p.m. Friday reception led by Jeremy Neeley nurse. Broadway at Baker summer camp performers present All Shook Up July 29 at Baker University Rice Auditorium Baldwin City with tickets 8 adults 5 seniors/children 12 and under.
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Lawrence Phoenix Award nominations sought for 17th year
Lawrence Cultural Arts Commission invites nominations for the 17th Phoenix Awards recognizing Lawrence artist achievements across visual, literary, musical, theatrical and media arts. Educators and volunteers are eligible. Deadline August 24. Instructions online or at Lawrence Arts Center, City Hall, Public Library. Awards ceremony November 4 at Lawrence Arts Center.
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