The World in Kansas City: Art, Home, and Migration
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The Kemper Museums new exhibit, The World in Kansas City, showcases traveling artists redefining home through their work. Featuring pieces that blend global influences with local roots, the exhibit highlights Kansas Citys diverse cultures. Standout works include César Lópezs spinning aluminum globe sculpture, inspired by his familys journey from Guatemala to America, and Fatimah Tuggars interactive painting, Home’s Horizons, which comes alive with an app. The exhibit runs from March through July with free admission and additional events.
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