From figures to fields
Albrecht-Kemper exhibit features sculptures, photographs, paintings and more
As far as Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art exhibits are concerned, this one’s a doozy. More than 90 pieces from photographer Daniel Coburn, painter Louis Copt and sculptors Jim Brothers and Lori Norwood will be featured in “Revelation of Figure and Landscape,” opening today at the museum.
This is: ‘The Flower Pickers’ by David Norvell
This is: ‘The Flower Pickers’ by David Norvell
This is: The art of Kee-Ho Yuen
This is: The art of Kee-Ho Yuen
Girl power
Robidoux Resident Theatre presents ‘Steel Magnolias’ at the Landing Playhouse
It’s been more than two decades since the screen adaptation of the off-Broadway play “Steel Magnolias” made its way to theaters. And the female-driven film with an all-star cast has demonstrated plenty of staying power, as Robidoux Resident Theatre business manager Jeff Haney discovers regularly with a bit of channel surfing.
This is: “Downtown Skyline” by Steve Zipp
This is: “Downtown Skyline” by Steve Zipp
One little lie
Missoula Children’s Theatre’s ‘Rumpelstiltskin’ sends a truthful message
Ask any of the kids in the upcoming Missoula Children’s Theatre play “Rumpelstiltskin” what the moral of the story is, and they’ll all give you about the same response.
Young and evolving
Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art presents its annual Regional High School Art Exhibition
Employees at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art remember how placing the art submitted every year for the museum’s Regional High School Art Exhibition into defined categories used to be an easy task.
Get your Golden Ticket
Robidoux Resident Theatre presents "Willy Wonka" at Missouri Theater
It’s hard to imagine Willy Wonka’s giant chocolate factory fitting on the Missouri Theater stage, but the cast of Robidoux Resident Theatre’s upcoming production of “Willy Wonka” promises it will all be there. All of the different rooms will be there. The Oompa-Loompas will be there. So will the flying Wonka-vator and the Fizzy Lifting drink testing area.
Artistic impact
The people and organizations playing the biggest roles in shaping St. Joe arts and entertainment
Some people in St. Joseph may think they have a lot to complain about when it comes having exciting things to do in town. They probably look at the arts, music and entertainment scenes of their neighbors to the north (Omaha) and south (KC and Lawrence, Kan.) and wonder why Joetown doesn’t have similar offerings.
This is: ‘Study For Roman Holiday’ by Geo Sipp
This is: ‘Study For Roman Holiday’ by Geo Sipp
This is: "Dock" by Fred Voltmer
This is: "Dock" by Fred Voltmer




