Museums & Art Galleries in Kansas City, MO

The Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art opened October 2, 1994. At the heart of the permanent collection is the Bebe and Crosby Kemper Collection, a gift by the Museum's donors R. Crosby Kemper and his wife Bebe Kemper, and the Kemper Foundations. The collection includes works by such artists as Louise

The National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial inspires thought, dialogue, and learning to make the experiences of the World War I era meaningful and relevant for present and future generations. The Museum fulfills its mission by: Maintaining the Liberty Memorial as a beacon of liberty and a symbol

Jeff C. Legg's artistic interests developed in childhood and by age 13, he was apprentice to a well known regional artist and college art professor Darrel Dishman. This nearly four years of mentoring under Mr. Dishman laid the foundation for his drawing and painting skills which led him to study at the

Welcome to the Hilliard Gallery. We're an elegantly urban and everchanging gallery. Come down to the crossroads on the 1st Friday of every month and see why USA Today's Gene Sloan considers Kansas City, along with Portland, Oregon, and Philadelphia, to become one of the hottest art markets outside of

Through the inspiration of Horace M. Peterson III (1945-1992) founder of the Black Archives of Mid-America, a group of local historians, business leaders, and former baseball players came together to create the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in the early 1990s. It functioned out of a tiny, one room office

After ten years as a manager of sales for a national art firm, Brooke Morehead established Prairiebrooke Arts in 1990. Today, Prairiebrooke Arts consists of three galleries in the Kansas City area. Brooke, along with her husband Mike, daughter Megan and a great team, serve the art requirements of corporate,