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FEATURED EXHIBITION

Gauntlets, Sioux-Métis artist, North or South Dakota, ca. 1890. Native tanned leather, glass and brass beads, cotton cloth, 14 1/2 x 8 inches each. Hirschfield Family Collection, courtesy of Berte and Alan Hirschfield.

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Jodi Gillette, born 1959, Hunkpapa Lakota (Teton Sioux), North Dakota. Woman’s Dress and Accessories, 2005. Native tanned and commercial leather, glass and metal beads, cotton cloth, silk, dentalium shell, metal cones, horsehair, plastic, hair pipes, brass bells, porcupine quills, brass tacks, brass and metal studs, silver cones. Courtesy of Jodi Gillette.

The Plains Indians: Artists of Earth and SkyThrough January 11, 2015 | Galleries L13–15

Artists from the Plains Indian cultures of North America create works of exceptional beauty, mystery and emotional power. This exhibition celebrates the accomplishments of these artists from before Euro-American contact in the 1500s to the present day with master works from around the globe.

The exhibition was organized by the musée du quai Branly Paris, in partnership with The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, and in collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

Across the Indian Country: Photographs by Alexander Gardner, 1867–68 Through January 11, 2015 | Gallery L11

This exhibition focuses on two of Alexander Gardner’s extremely rare bodies of work: some of the earliest photos ever taken in Kansas and extraordinary scenes from Indian treaty negotiations.

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Alexander Gardner(1821-1882).Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas (detail) 1867.

Albumen print, The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles.

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FREE EXHIBITIONS

Presence & Absence: New Works by Tom PriceThrough January 4, 2015 | Galleries L7 & L8

In his first show at the Nelson-Atkins, British artist and designer Tom Price investigates everyday materials in extraordinary ways. Presence and absence are explored in a variety of media—cast-coal bodies, voids and inclusions in resin and geometric forms.

Tom Price, English (b. 1973). The Presence of Absence (detail), 2014. Coal, PVA, steel and epoxy. Courtesy of the artist.

Stone and Mist: Chinese Landscape Photography by Michael CherneyThrough July 5, 2015 Gallery 222

Using camera and film as his “brush and ink,” Michael Cherney captures mist-filled landscapes and mysterious rock-hewn Buddhist caves in photographs mounted as traditional Chinese scrolls. Michael Cherney, American (b. 1969). Jia Ding Fu (section) from Ten

Thousand Li of the Yangtze River (detail), 2013. Handscroll, photograph on xuan paper. Artist’s collection.

Piranesi: Imaginative Spaces Dec. 17, 2014–June 14, 2015 | Gallery P13

Piranesi is widely known for his lofty and often exaggerated views of Rome but his print series The Prisons is purely from his imagination. Contemporary artist Robert Morris drew inspiration from Piranesi to create the Glass Labyrinth in the Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park.

Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Italian (1720-1778). The Man on the Rack, Plate II from the series Le Carceri (The Prisons), c. 1761. Etching. Courtesy of the Mildred Kemper Museum, Washington University.

Lunch | Wed–Sun, 11 a.m.–2 p.m.

happy hour @ bloch Lobby Thursdays, 5:30–8 p.m.

served dinner & live musicFridays, 5–10:30 p.m. Unique menu each week. Featuring the cuisine of the American West in celebration of The Plains Indians. Reservations 816-751-1ART (1278), option 2. Member discount.

Rozzelle Court Restaurant

TOURS

tourstours for People who are blind or Visually impaired November 15 & December 2010:30–11:30 a.m. | Info Desk | Ages 12 & up FREE | Reservations required

Join this monthly tour for visitors who are visually impaired. Explore the collections through a combination of tactile experiences and verbal descriptions. Bring family and friends or an accompanying companion to find new meaning in art! Tour topics vary each month.

highlights of the collectionWed–Fri 1:30 p.m. | Thurs/Fri 6:30 & 7:30 p.m.Sat/Sun 1:30 & 2:30 p.m. | Meet at Info Desk

Drop in for a free guided tour and spend up to an hour looking and discussing works in the collection.

Featured exhibition tourThe Plains Indians: Artists of Earth and Sky

Exhibition ticket required

Drop-in tours available Wed.–Fri. at 1 p.m. Visit our website to schedule a tour for six or more. Look for a museum guide and share lively conversation in the exhibition Thurs. & Fri., 6–9 p.m.; weekends, 1–4 p.m.

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Join us every Saturday and Sunday from 1–4 p.m. for FREE hands-on activities,

close looking and conversation with museum guides in the galleries and Bloch Lobby.

Weekend FaMiLY actiVitiesWe explore objects from the museum’s Plains Indians collection in the American Indian galleries.

Gallery activityLook closely for patterns, colors and symbols in selected objects and view items of the Plains Indians’ daily life.

Fun spotDecorate your own pictorial calendar or folded paper carrying bag.

story time for PreschoolersJoin us November 9 & December 14, and every second Sunday, at 1:30 p.m. in Noguchi Court for story time led by librarians from the Kansas City Public Library.

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ABOvE: Nellie Two Bear Gates, (Mahpiya Bogawin, Gathering of Clouds Woman), 1854–?, Lakota (Teton Sioux), Standing Rock Reservation, North or South Dakota. Valise, 1903. Commercial and native tanned leather, glass beads, metal, 9 1/2 x 15 inches. Hirschfield Family Collection, courtesy of Berte and Alan Hirschfield.

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AlTAR INSTAllATION IN KIRKwOOD HAll On view through Nov. 9Honoring writer Gabriel Jose Garcia Marquez and created by Miguel Angel Rivera, artist and chair of the Kansas City Art Institute Printmaking Department, with local artists from Mattie Rhodes Center and KCAI students.

PROGRAM HIGHlIGHTS• LatinWritersCollective

•LosMusicosMariachis

• ElTrioAztlan

• Artactivities

• FreeprintfromThePrintFactorydemonstrations (while supplies last)

DANCE PERFORMANCES1 & 3 p.m. | Mors Celare Contemporary dance with live music.

2 p.m. | El Grupo Folklorico Atotonilco Traditional performances by dancers of all ages.

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artful conversation1–2:30 p.m. | Info Desk | r

Uncover new ideas and share inspiring dialogue with a docent and other participants who share your interest in art! Conversation continues in Rozzelle Court (Dutch treat).

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Member holiday shopping& Gift Wrap 10 a.m.–9 p.m. Museum Store

Get a jump start on your holiday shopping. As an extra thank you, members receive a 15% discount in the Museum Store and complimentary gift wrapping. Membership card required.

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Young Friends of artsecond Friday happy hour 6–8 p.m. | Bloch Lobby

Join Kansas City’s most established young friends group for our regularly scheduled Second Friday Happy Hour as they unveil the theme of this year’s Party Arty. Become a member during happy hour and receive a free drink. Cash bar with special member pricing.

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Member Morning 9–11 a.m. | Lens 2 | M t

Member families are invited for breakfast and fun children’s activities before the museum opens to the public. Visit with docents on your stroll through The Plains Indians in the featured exhibition galleries.

Print societyAndy Warhol in Living ColorTrip to Joslyn Art Museum2200 Dodge StreetOmaha, Neb. Noon, lunchProgram following lunchr | FREE for Print Society

Examine how color impacts both subject and viewer, creating a dialogue between Warhol and 19 contemporary artists.

tedxYouth1–5 p.m. | Atkins Auditoriumt | $10 adults, $6 students

Join visionary, creative and intellectual youth speakers and performer who will expand our perceptions and draw us into new possibilities for the future.

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artist’s talkMichael Cherney6–7 p.m. | Atkins Auditoriumt | $5

Distinguished landscape photographer and long-time China resident Michael Cherney discusses photography, his passion for Chinese art and his exhibition Stone and Mist, currently on display in Gallery 222.

society of FellowsGallery Jam6–8 p.m. | Lens 2 & Contemporary Galleries

Our new, highly acclaimed Society of Fellows program Gallery Jam is sure to excite as we continue to reveal the symbiotic relationship between the fine and performing arts. Curator Leesa Fanning partners with the Owen/Cox Dance Group to highlight contemporary works. Enjoy cocktail hour before sitting down to a private performance in our galleries. Space is limited, tickets required.

6–9 P.M. | bLoch LobbY

Third Thursday is your new not-so-quiet night at the museum! Join the revelry every month for live music, free programs, art activities and more showcasing the talents of local artists and collaborators, all just for adult audiences!

20 november | Crafting KCKick off our inaugural festivities with: • NotaPlanet,2014PitchMusicAwardNomineeforBest

Pop/Rock Band• DJMescela• QuayCoffee• CraneBrewingCompany• BehindtheSeen:Scientific Dating Of Art: Who Needs a

Curator?• CreateaThirdThursdayremindercalendarwithTaraTonsor

18 december | Rad Tidings • KatyGuillen&TheGirls,2014PitchMusicAwardWinner

for Best Emerging Act• Holidayairguitarwith2013WorldAirGuitarChampion

Eric “Mean” Melin• Last-minuteGifts:TrunkShowwithlocalvendors• BehindtheSeen:Jain Shrine• Drop-inartactivity:Makeyourownwrappingpaperwith

Two Tone Press• FruitcaketossalongNicholsDrive

For more details, visit nelson-atkins.org.

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calling all high school and college students!Art 360°: The Museum at work1:30–3:30 p.m. | Lens 2

Curious about how an art museum works? Join curators, conservators, educators, graphic and exhibition designers and more for an afternoon as they share what they do at the museum and how they landed their jobs.

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artist at Work: tipi Painting Kirkwood HallThrough Sunday, Nov. 23

Observe artist-in-residence Chandler Good Strike paint an 18-foot tipi to be installed in the Sculpture Park in honor of The Plains Indians: Artists of Earth and Sky.

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know Your Museum tour 11 a.m.–Noon & 1:30–2:30 p.m.Meet at Info Desk | M t

Throughout time and place, artists have depicted power and leadership. Look and discuss how art contains visual evidence of these elements. After the tour, gather in Rozzelle Court to continue your exploration and share thoughts with the group.

behind the seenScientific Dating Of Art: Who Needs a Curator? 6–7 p.m. | Gallery 229

Using examples of various materials like paintings, bronze sculpture, gold jewelry, ceramics, silver and organic materials, conservator Paul Benson discusses the techniques and costs of dating artifacts.

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Dinner and Live Music5–10:30 p.m. | Rozzelle Court Restaurant

Live music, full bar, table service and unique menu each week. View menu at nelson-atkins.org/Rozzelle. For reservations, call 816.751.1ART (1278).

St. George and the Dragon5–6 p.m. Repeats 7–8 p.m.Atkins Auditorium | Lobby Level, Nelson-Atkins BuildingFREE

Kansas City favorite, Paul Messner Puppets presents their lively interpretation of the story of St. George and the Dragon.

10th Annual Luminary Walk5–9 p.m. | Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park

Explore a winding path illuminated by candlelight in the beautiful Sculpture Park. Museum guides will be stationed at selected sculptures from 5–7 p.m.

Fireside Cocoa and Concoctions 5–8:30 p.m. | Creative Café TerracePlaza Level, Bloch Building | $1.25-$5

thanksGiVinG Weekend ceLebrationJoin us for our holiday tradition!

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tipis: then and now 6–7 p.m. | Spencer Art Reference Library | r

Join library staff to explore the illustrations in the special collection portfolio, Blackfeet Indian Tipis: Design and Legend, followed by a visit with artist Al Chandler Good Strike as he paints a tipi.

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the curator is in!Express Yourself!7–8 p.m. | Gallery L8

Curator Karin Jones wants to hear your thoughts on Presence & Absence and the new work by Tom Price.

MUSEUM HOURS

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Thurs/Fri 10 a.m.–9 p.m.

Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Sun 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Museum Closed for Holidays

Thursday, November 27

wednesday, December 24

Thursday, December 25

Thursday, January 1

DECEMBER

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in conversationThrough the Plains: A Discussion on Gardner’s Indian Country6–7 p.m. | Atkins Auditoriumt | $5

Curators Gaylord Torrence and Jane Aspinwall discuss Alexander Gardner’s 1867-68 photographs, remarkable for the candid documentation of everyday Indian life.

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the curator is in!A Closer Look, Big and Small2 p.m. | Gallery P11

Explore connections between contemporary miniatures and their Nelson-Atkins counterparts with Karin Jones, Assistant Curator, and Laura Taylor, Museum Educator atThe National Museum of Toys and Miniatures.

5:30–8 p.m. | Thursdays

Small plates, full bar, artful experience, and eclectic music.

haPPY hour @ bloch Lobby

the artist is in! Saturdays in November 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Bloch lobby

Artists will sign merchandise available for purchase in the Museum Store, while they demonstrate and discuss their creative inspirations.

Nov. 1 | Patricia Bird, Kiowa artist

Nov. 8 | Sheri Klein, visual artist & Lauren Zabaneh, prints & textiles

Nov. 15 | Danya Roselle, handcrafted jewelry

Nov. 22 | Tammy Smith, mixed-media

Nov. 29 | Hartzell Gray, photography & Paul Winchester, pastels Dec. 6 | Irma Starr, local ceramicist

Visit nelson-atkins.org for more details.

M u s e u M s t o r e e V e n t s

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society of Fellows Holiday Revels 5:30–8 p.m.Kirkwood Hall, Rozzelle CourtM t | $40 adults/$15 children 12 & under

’Tis the season for lights and beautiful holiday sounds as carolers fill the halls with seasonal classics. Share in the excitement as we enjoy a traditional English feast. Enjoy performances throughout the evening and sleigh rides under the stars.

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artful conversation 1–2:30 p.m. | Info Desk | r

Uncover new ideas and share inspiring dialogue with a docent and other participants who share your interest in art! Conversation continues in Rozzelle Court (Dutch treat).

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Friends of artGallery Hack6 p.m. Check-in, Cocktails in Bloch Lobby6:30 p.m. First tour, limited to 507:15 p.m. Second tour, limited to 50Bloch Lobby and Galleries M t

This un-highlights tour uncovers hidden stories of one of Kansas City’s most spectacular cultural institutions. You’ll see some of the museum’s fascinating treasures in this unique experience. Join Happy Hour in Bloch Lobby prior to the tour with member discounts.

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YFa second Friday happy hour 6–8 p.m. | Kirkwood Hall

A holiday party isn’t complete without your favorite (ugly) Christmas sweater. Join us for a merry ol’ cup of eggnog and laughs around the magnificent holiday tree. Only those wearing ugly sweaters are eligible to win two tickets to Party Arty. Cash bar with special prices for members.

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Print societyHoliday Gathering2–4 p.m. Home of Stephen & Mary Pruitt

Print Society members gather for holiday festivities and the semi-annual social. Contact Lisbeth Lurey for additional information, 816.751.1281.

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know Your Museum tour 11 a.m.–Noon & 1:30–2:30 p.m.Meet at Info Desk | M t

In this season of gift-giving, reflect on objects in the collection that relate to the enduring practice of giving and receiving gifts. After the tour, gather in Rozzelle Court to continue your exploration and share thoughts with the group.

behind the seenThe Jain Shrine6–7 p.m. Starts in Lens 2, ends in Gallery 203| t

Conservator Kate Garland and curator Kimberly Masteller discuss the painstaking year of work it took to clean, conserve and study the ornate Jain Shrine, now on display.

5:30–8 p.m. | Thursdays

Small plates, full bar, artful experience, and eclectic music.

haPPY hour @ bloch Lobby

E N R O l l M E N TEnroll today online (nelson-atkins.org/calendar), or by phone 816.751.1ART (1278), option 2. Enrollment is on a first-call, first-served basis. Credit/debit card payment required.

Cost: Museum members receive discounts on classes, 30% for Society of Fellows and 20% for Friends of Art.

Please provide the following information when you call: Student’s name, address, date of birth, home phone, emergency phone and the parent/guardian name. We accept individual enrollments only; one person may not enroll students from multiple families.

Enroll early—class size is limited. Enrollment deadline is three days prior to a class or workshop. Classes that do not reach a minimum enrollment will be cancelled and fees refunded.

Parking for museum members is free; nonmembers parking for more than 30 minutes, either to attend class or wait while their student is in class, will pay $8 per vehicle.

Cancellations/Transfers/Credits: Students can cancel an enrollment five business days prior to a class or one-time workshop to receive a refund less a $15 cancellation fee per enrollment. Transfers from one class to another can be requested up until five business days prior to a class with a $10 transfer fee. No refunds or transfers will be made for cancellations made less than five business days prior or due to missing a class. We do not issue credits toward future classes or workshops if you cancel an enrollment or miss a class.

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FaLL studio cLasses For aGes 3–aduLtThe world-class collection of the Nelson-Atkins’ is the inspiration for our studio programs. Direct experience with art in the galleries provides students with a foundation for art making in the Ford Learning Center classrooms. Experience a unique learning environment for children and adults unlike any other in Kansas City!

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STUDIO ClASSES & wORKSHOPS

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aLL aGLoW: LuMinaries Ages 7–12 with adult1:30–3:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 16 $50 per adult-child pair

Look at sculptural forms in the galleries and create a clay luminary. Clay projects to be fired and ready for pick-up Dec. 3.

enrollment required for all classes.

Member discounts available! society of Fellows 30% | Friends of art 20%.

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toP the tabLe Ages 6–12 with adult6:30–8:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 5$40 per adult-child pair

Create a beautifully patterned table runner working with fabric inks. Visit the galleries to see how artists have created pattern designs on many types of objects.

Ages 4–5, 6–8, 9–1210 a.m.–Noon or 1:30–3:30 p.m. | Saturdays, Nov. 15–Dec. 6 | No class Nov. 29$90

The most memorable and treasured holiday gifts are those that are handmade! Experience the enjoyment of making gifts in this special three-week session. Both originality and creativity are emphasized.

Please note: Students must have turned the minimum age prior to the start date of the class to enroll. Students may only attend the class time in which they enroll. We are unable to accommodate requests to attend class at a different time due to outside scheduling conflicts.

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FroM the earth Ages 6–12 with adult6:30–8:30 p.m. | Friday, Nov. 14 $30 per adult-child pair

Create nature symbols in clay and learn the importance of nature in the Osage belief system with Anita Fields, a mem-ber of the Osage Nation. Clay projects to be fired and ready for pick-up Dec. 13.

PaintinG on hideAges 6–12 with adult6:30–8:30 p.m. | Friday, Nov. 21$30 per adult-child pair

Chandler Good Strike leads this workshop on the history of hide paintings in Plains Indian culture and will guide participants through the process of creating their own hide painting.

Robe, Eastern Plains artist; probably Illinois, Mid-Mississippi River Basin (c. 1700–1740). Native tanned leather, pigment, 42 3/8 x 47 7/8 inches. musée du quai Branly, Paris.

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The winter 2015 session of art classes begins January 16 & 17. Class descriptions can be found at nelson-atkins.org starting November 17. Members enroll first, November 17–December 7.

enrollment required for all classes.

Member discounts available! society of Fellows 30% | Friends of art 20%.

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Ages 6–12 with adult 1:30–3:30 p.m. | Sunday, Dec. 7 $40 per adult-child pair

Construct a handmade accordion-style book that you can fill with pictures and other sou-venirs of special occasions and shared family experiences.

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exploreartG E N E R A l M U S E U M I N F O R M A T I O NADMISSION to the museum is FREE every day for everyone.

NOvEMBER/DECEMBER 2014 FEATURED CURATORS, SPEAKERS AND STAFF

Jane L. Aspinwall Associate Curator, Photography

Paul BensonObjects Conservator

Al Chandler Good StrikeNative American Artist

Michael CherneyArtist

Kate GarlandSenior Objects Conservator

Karin JonesAssistant Curator, Architecture, Design and Decorative Arts

Kimberly MastellerJeanne McCray Beale Curator, South and Southeast Asian Art

Laura TaylorMuseum EducatorThe National Museum of Toys and Miniatures

Gaylord Torrence Fred and Virginia Merrill Senior Curator of American Indian Art

lOCATION & PARKINGThe museum is located at 45th and Oak streets, three blocks east of the Country Club Plaza. Enter the garage off Oak Street. Charge for parking, FREE for members.

vISITORS wITHDISABIlITIESThe museum and parking garage are wheelchair accessible.

SPENCER ART REFERENCE lIBRARYOpen to the public.Mon ClosedTue By appointmentWed 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Thurs/Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Sat/Sun 1–4 p.m.

ROZZEllE COURTRESTAURANTA Kansas City treasure, our Italian-style courtyard is an unparalleled setting. Lunch Wed–Sun, 11 a.m.–2 p.m. Desserts & Beverages Wed–Sun, 2–4 p.m. Happy Hour Thurs, 5:30 p.m. | Bloch Lobby Served Dinner & Live Music Fri, 5–10:30 p.m.

MUSEUM STOREShop for books, cards, children’s items and a large variety of gifts, jewelry and home décor. Tax free. Members save 10%. Online store nelson-atkins.org/shop.

MEMBERSHIPEnjoy FREE parking, FREE admission to featured exhibitions, discounts in Rozzelle Court Restaurant and the Museum Store and special events just for members.

To become a member, for tickets to events, to enroll in classes, or to ask questions about the museum, visit nelson-atkins.org or call 816.751.1ART (1278).

PHOTOGRAPHYDon Ipock (p. 6, 8) Jenny Wheat (p. 9,11,14)Dan Frueh (p. 10)Mark McDonald (back cover)

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