Artists of Earth Sky exhibit opens at Nelson-Atkins
Lucas Wetzel reports that teepees on the museum lawn in Kansas City promote the opening of the Earth Sky artists exhibit at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. The show runs through January 11.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2014
Page
22
Lucas Wetzel reports that teepees on the museum lawn in Kansas City promote the opening of the Earth Sky artists exhibit at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. The show runs through January 11.
Lucas Wetzel highlights festive options in Kansas City including the Nelson-Atkins Plains Indians exhibit through January, Artists of Earth Sky featuring pre Columbian to modern pieces, Mission Road Antique Mall with 50 000 square feet and 300 dealers, Bloomsbury Bistro lunch under $10, Broadway Cafe open daily, Handel Messiah performances with 250 voices at Kauffman Center, Paul Mesner Puppets Nativity at Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral, and Hotel Phillips Holiday Art Sale with works under 100 dollars.
A compressed listing of Lawrence area events for Tuesday and Wednesday including 30 TODAY flea market at Ninth and Delaware streets, 22nd Annual Holiday Open House at Pendleton's Country Market, art shows at Spencer Museum and Van Go, music and dance performances at local venues, KU and Washburn concerts, council meetings in Lecompton and Baldwin City, and community programs such as English classes and a festival of trees. Notable participants include KU Jazz Ensemble with Deborah Brown, the Lecompton City Council, and the Lawrence Festival of Trees at Liberty Hall.
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