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Hixon transformed the field of portrait photography in Kansas City and the surrounding region during a career that spanned more than seven decades...

Begun in 1942 to address labor needs in agriculture and the railroads, the U.S. government’s bracero program became the largest guest worker program i...

Before and during the Civil War, Confederate guerrillas – men like William Clarke Quantrill, “Bloody Bill” Anderson, and Frank and Jesse James – battl...

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Photographer Mike Sinclair has spent much of the past 15 years recording Kansas City’s ebbs and flows, his acclaimed images appearing...

What makes a watch tick? A camera shoot? An iPod shuffle? This traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution exposes the inner wor...

There is beauty in a billowing supercell in the distance, in jagged streaks of lightning and thin, swaying funnels reaching down to the countryside. T...

This new exhibition, featuring the ambitious sculptural works of three teaching artists, employs a range of materials and fabrication processes in exp...

As Shakespeare wrote in Hamlet, "The apparel oft proclaims the man." The play, too. No less distinctive than the Bard's timeless text is t...