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Chico Sierra has curated work by local Indigenous and Latinx artists as an additional part of the Maya exhibit at Union Station.
"La Onda" was curated by Cesar Lopez and Kiki Serna, both Kansas City artists. Lopez attended the debut and greeted guests with a smile on his face. He said that “La Onda” is more than just a gallery, it’s a way to explore and discover what “Latinidad” means within the regions it is displayed.
Stop-gap Projects will host the Kansas-City based "La Onda" exhibition through early January.
What better way to observe a day that celebrates freedom and democracy than by supporting local events, people and places? Here’s your Kansas City guide to exploring the true meaning behind La Batalla de Puebla in a new way.
"Mujer" means "woman" in Spanish, but the context and history behind the word goes much deeper. That's what the "Mujer" exhibit at the Mattie Rhodes Center aims to explore this month for Women's History Month.