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Tensile Strength

Christian Ruiz Berman: Hortus Inconclusus

Third Person: Storytelling as Cultural Construction

Tots on Tuesday is now Time for Tots! Sing songs, read books, explore art, and make your own art with a Kemper Museum educator and Kansas City librarian.

Time for Tots

Bring your photos, poetry, & artwork and join us at Kemper Museum for a Page-Making Day on January 21st from 2-4pm.

Teen-led Saturday: Page Making Day

5 p.m. Bar Opens | 6 p.m. Panel featuring artist Denzil Forrester and curators Erin Dziedzic and Gean Moreno

Denzil Forrester Artist and Curator Panel

Celebrate the opening of "Duppy Conqueror" with an evening of drinks and music inspired by the exhibition.

Denzil Forrester: Duppy Conqueror Opening Celebration

Join us for an evening of figure drawing inspired by the techniques and themes in the exhibition, Hortus Inconclusus by Christian Ruiz Berman.

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