Exhibit highlights across Kansas museums and venues
A long list of current and upcoming art exhibits across Kansas from Topeka galleries to Lawrence centers. Notable shows include Manifest Destiny by Aaron Marable at Jackpot Saloon and Music Hall, and 16th annual Lawrence Indian Arts Show. Numerous galleries display works by Jeff Benzing, Xiaoshen Bi, Joanie Whiteknight, Laura Beard Aeling, and many others with varying hours through October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Grizzell
Jackpot Saloon
Limerance
Wakarusa
Jeff Benzing
Olive Gallery
Eighth St
Oliveart.org
Julie Black
Cleo LeMaster
David Cateforis
Xiaoshen Bi
Bernadette Curran
Jim Connelly
Lynne Intrachat
Southwest and More
Mass
Barry Coffin
David Bartholomew
Sandy Merrifie
Luther Nar
Camey
Jim Smith
Doug Brown
Stephen McCullough
Paul Guatney
Mel Cornshucker
Don Dane
Julie Riace
J.F. Policky
Patricia Baxter Shebola
Ted Grinter
Dolores Corcoran
Joanie Whiteknight
Unity Art Gallery
Madeline
E. Ninth St
Carl Mullen
Terry Miller
Kansas City
Agricultural Center & Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Johnson County Senior Arts Center
the Bank
11Th
Baltimore
Blue Gallery
W. 19Th St
Rich Bowman
Dennis Morgan
Southwest Blvd
Greenlease
Rockhurst University
Rockhurst Road
Image Point
Grand
Kansas
Yonder
12Th St
Paragraphgallery
Miles. Neidinger
Anna Watson
Sherry Leedy
Baltimore Ave
Laura Beard Aeling
Keith Jacobshagen
Michael Eastman
Doug Owen
Debora Oden
Daniel Chaffee
Barbara Kreft
Yoshiro Ikeda
Jun Kaneko
John Blaistreri
Tilly Woodward
Jeff Aeling
James Holmberg
Doug Argue
John Louder
Jason Briggs
Deborah Masuoka
S.W. Huntoon
Framewoods of
Topeka
29Th St
29Th and
Oakley
Phoenix Gallery
Oakley Ave
Barbara Cleary
Judith Mackey
Susan Lynn
John Gary Brown
Debra Clemente
Dana Hassett
Louis Copt
David Gross
Charles Waldman
Missy Hamilton
Rollin Karg
Joyce Furney
Topeka and
Shawnee County
Alice C. Sabatini
10Th Ave
Colette Bangert
Philomene Bennett
Joan Foth
Barbara Frets
Judi Geer Kellas
Margo Kren
Barbara Mueller
Barbara Roberts
Shirley Luke Schnell
Barbara Waterman- Peters
Topeka Art Guild
Fairlawn
Shirley Bayley
Doris Pellegrini
Rex Hobart and Misery Boys debut Empty House title track
Rex Hobart and Misery Boys deliver a honky tonk focused set on Empty House with mid tempo ballads and slower weepers. The group blends Arizona pedal steel mood with Kansas City roots, featuring powerful twists in lyrics like Lets Leave Me and standout performances from Solomon Hofer and J B Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Hobart
Misery Boys
Rex
George Jones
Garth Brooks
Giant’s Chair
Hobart
Buffalo
N.Y
Santa Fe
N.M
Kansas City
Solomon Hofer
J.B. Morris
Music catalog items with artists and labels
A list of ten music titles with artists and labels, naming song titles such as Feels Like Today by Rascal Flatts and American Idiot by Green Day, plus artists Hilary Duff Ciara Nelly Ray Charles Marilyn Manson Tim McGraw and labels Lyric Street Hollywood Reprise Hear Interscope Curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rascal Flatts
Lyric Street
Hilary Duff
Hollywood
Ciara Sho'niff
Green Day
Reprise
Nelly
Derry
the Used
Ray Charles
Marilyn Manson
Interscope
Tim McGraw
Curb
Rodney Dangerfield dies. no respect marked his career
Rodney Dangerfield, famed for fast punchlines and the catchphrase no respect, died in Los Angeles this week. Known for films from Caddyshack to Natural Born Killers, his standup legacy and rapid one liners defined a comic era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dangerfield
Brando
Dad
Hell
Oliver Stone
Lucifer
Adam Sandler
Little Nicky
Rodney
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susan Fiorello
W. 10Th Ave
S.W. 10Th
10Th
Gage
Beauchamp
Baldwin
John Talleur
Holt-Russall
Parmenter Hall
Baker University
KCC
Onli
Richard Gintowt
Lou
Lawrence
The
Journal-World
Gall
Kuspor
Cor
Enter of
Cypress String Quartet
Dan Coleman
Kansas-Nebraska
Haysln
Griffes
Beethoven
Bill McGoughlin
NPR
Saint Paul Sipiday
Prague Philharmonia
Dvorak
Mozart
Alt Chamber Orchestra
Prague
David Denton
Yorkshire Post
Amazones
Guinea
Aquila Theatre Company
H.G. Wells
Wells
Aquila Productions
Orscheln Industries
Backstage Foundation
Djembefolas
Boston Herald
Vincent Canby
New York Times
Aline
Paras Thada