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All Modes Are Open to Us imagines new forms of “queer magic” through themes of domestic life, archives, and decoration in th...

Words in art may both pose a question and speak the answer, some in a shout, others in a whisper, becoming almost audible as you look at them. Through...

***This opening of this exhibit has been postponed. Information will be posted to kclibrary.org when we are...

In the summer of 2021, Washington Post reporters and artist Desiree Kelly examined the experiences of nine Black baseball...

View 35 works by 31 Caldecott Medal winners featured in the Young at Art exhibition on display at the Library as...

At a time when the importance of nursing is more apparent than ever, the exhibition Called to Care offers an overview of the profe...

Before Ulysses S. Grant led Union forces to victory in the Civil War and moved on to the White House, he spent six of the most formative years of h...

Kansas City’s Andy Ryan moved from the verity of photography to the experimental abstractness of watercolor artwork on paper – featured in this deb...

Artists diagnosed with intellectual or developmental disabilities are sometimes kept on the periphery of the art world. The exhibition Peri...

Collage offers artists unparalleled opportunities to create concepts and designs and lend a sense of texture that simply isn’t possible through oth...