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1. A Pictorial Historian A Pictorial Historian July, 2004 Brief article describing a George Catlin exhibit on loan (from the Smithsonian American Art Museum) to the Museum of the American West in Los Angeles from the Smithsonian Institution from Jun 4-August...
2. Abstractionist Exhibition Long Overdue in Kansas City Abstractionist Exhibition Long Overdue in Kansas City June 1979 Article describing an exhibit featuring Colette Bangert's art.
3. After Dark on Charlotte Street After Dark on Charlotte Street February 1, 2004 Review of seventh annual Charlotte Street Foundation Award Exhibition.
4. Art Fair Celebrated 50th Anniversary Art Fair Celebrated 50th Anniversary September//1981 Plaza advertising supplement.
5. Beyond a Calling Beyond a Calling September 2001 Photos and biographical article about Lucile Bluford, 90-year-old African American "editor and part owner of 'The Kansas City Call' newspaper" since 1955. Native of North Carolina raised partly in Kansas...
6. City Lights: Show-a-Rama Is One of Filmland's Largest Games of Show-and-Tell City Lights: Show-a-Rama Is One of Filmland's Largest Games of Show-and-Tell March//1978 Article about the international convention for the motion picture industry, describing the exhibits and movies as business.
7. Coming of Age: The Nelson-UMKC-Westport Celebrate Landmark Anniversaries Coming of Age: The Nelson-UMKC-Westport Celebrate Landmark Anniversaries May-June//1983 Article about the history and recent exhibits at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with photo.
8. Entertainment by Commissioners Entertainment by Commissioners January//1904 Photos of Daniel Houser, chairman of the committee on legislation at the 1904 World's Fair in Saint Louis, and Charles Huttig, chairman of the committee on state and territorial exhibits.
9. Going Places: Meet You in St. Louie! Going Places: Meet You in St. Louie! October//1991 Article about the Saint Louis Science Center, a science museum next to Forest Park for entertainment and education, describing its several exhibits.
10. Historical Society to Observe 150th Anniversary of George Caleb Bingham's Birth: Thomas Hart Benton Historical Society to Observe 150th Anniversary of George Caleb Bingham's Birth: Thomas Hart Benton to Give Memorial Address February//1961 Notice about an art "exhibit of paintings by George Caleb Bingham, sponsored by the Jackson County Historical Society at the William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art," with an address by artist Thomas Hart...
11. History Comes Alive History Comes Alive February 1977 Description of historical exhibits at the museum at 3128 Gladstone Avenue.
12. In $135 Million Renovation St. Louis Union Station Brought Back to Life In $135 Million Renovation St. Louis Union Station Brought Back to Life May-June//1985 Article about the new renovation of the old 1890s Saint Louis Union Station into a downtown complex of "hotel, shops, restaurants, a lake, a park, and exhibits," with photos of the real building and a...
13. In Lieu of Travel In Lieu of Travel July//1944 Article about popular displays at the library to increase circulation.
14. Jubilesta: Kansas City's Formula for Luring Out-of-Towners Makes the Visitors Pay the Bill Jubilesta: Kansas City's Formula for Luring Out-of-Towners Makes the Visitors Pay the Bill September/11/1937 Article about the "jubilesta" held in the fall, meant to attract out-of-towners to the city, featured in 1937 entertainment and exhibits held at Municipal Auditorium.
15. Kansas City Museum Kansas City Museum October//1959 Photo and article about the history and exhibits of the Kansas City Museum, founded in 1939 and opened to the public in 1940 at the former R. A. Long mansion.
16. Library World News: Kansas Travel Exhibit Library World News: Kansas Travel Exhibit April/15/1941 Article about the "Pageant of American Travel Week" at the Kansas City Public Library in 1941, with exhibits at each branch "built around the historic dates outstanding in United States history," including...
17. Lone Elm Park Dedication Lone Elm Park Dedication August, 2005 Article describes the dedication of a park at the Lone Elm Campground in Olathe, Kansas, on June 9, 2005. In 2000, the city of Olathe purchased the 160 acres on which the site lies from the Willsey family,...
18. Museum without Walls Museum without Walls Summer//1996 Article about the exhibits of "Jewish-themed" art work, including Marc Chagall, Andy Warhol, and Art Spiegelman, around the city organized by the "Museum Without Walls" program and its directors, the Kahn...
19. Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art May 1977 Multiple articles on collections of Indian art and artifacts at the museum, entitled collectively as the "Sacred Circles: Two Thousand Years of American Indian Art."
20. Philomene & Lou Philomene & Lou May//1984 Article about the "struggle to make a living" for "the best-known artists working in Kansas City," Philomene Bennett and Lou Marak, with photos of them and their work, discussing art exhibits, etc.