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Photo studios were busy places in Leavenworth, Kansas, in the late 1870s. Thousands of everyday people flocked to have their pictures taken.Today, some of…
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A new exhibit featuring local and international black female photographers opens Friday night at The Kansas African American Museum in downtown…
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Some of my most treasured photographs come from two local photo booths: Lamphouse Photo Co. and Linnebur & Miller. These are two distinctly different…
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Sally Mann’s exhibition of photographs of her children brought her persecution. She was accused of exploitation because of the naked images she produced…
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The Wichita Art Museum has unveiled their newest exhibition Photographic Wonders: American Daguerreotypes from the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. A…
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The Kansas African American Museum opened a new show this past weekend commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Summer of 1964.Their exhibition…
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There are about 70,000 young people in juvenile detention centers or correctional faculties in the United States. Richard Ross spent the past seven years…
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The Ulrich Museum’s exhibition Juvenile in Justice presents the award–winning work of photographer Richard Ross.His documentary photographs are a stark…
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The art world tends to lull during the summer. But around this time, as (hopefully) cooler temperatures approach, that lull grows into quiet anticipation…
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CityArts is currently showing the work of photographer Gerald Hill in the solo exhibition Black and White Photography from Gerald Hill. Hill’s practice…