[ July 24th, 2010 to January 2nd, 2011. ]  

This exhibition features photographic works by twenty-seven notable Kansas City Art Institute alumni, acknowledging the rich and diverse history of the KCAI photography program from the 1960s to the present.

Included are works by Thomas Barrow, Joe Deal, Edward Gallucci, James Hajicek (with Carol Panaro Smith), E. G. Schempf, Lawrence McFarland, Ellen Carey, Karen Glaser, Mark [...]

[ October 22nd, 2010; 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. ]  

Wave Energies FeedBack:30 Years of Electronic Mediaat Kansas City Art Institute

Lloyd Schnell started Kansas City Art Institute’s Photography Department in 1970 and soon thereafter Richard Matthews began teaching 16mm filmmaking. In 1975 Gary Sutton joined the Photography Department, and in 1976 Mitch Deck began offering video elective classes with three Sony PortaPaks and a [...]

[ October 15th, 2010; 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. ]  

Wave Energies FeedBack:30 Years of Electronic Mediaat Kansas City Art Institute

Lloyd Schnell started Kansas City Art Institute’s Photography Department in 1970 and soon thereafter Richard Matthews began teaching 16mm filmmaking. In 1975 Gary Sutton joined the Photography Department, and in 1976 Mitch Deck began offering video elective classes with three Sony PortaPaks and a [...]

[ October 8th, 2010; 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. ]  

Wave Energies FeedBack:30 Years of Electronic Mediaat Kansas City Art Institute

Lloyd Schnell started Kansas City Art Institute’s Photography Department in 1970 and soon thereafter Richard Matthews began teaching 16mm filmmaking. In 1975 Gary Sutton joined the Photography Department, and in 1976 Mitch Deck began offering video elective classes with three Sony PortaPaks and a [...]

By ROBERT W. BUTLER
Years ago the president of the KC Independent Filmmakers Coalition described his job as “trying to teach cats to march.”
We may never get moviemakers to move in lockstep, but perhaps through the efforts of some local film supporters they all might be nudged in the same direction.
That’s the idea behind CinemaKC, a [...]

2008 Kansas City Filmmakers Jubilee guest Peter Broderick has just released the latest edition of his e-mail newsletter, The Distribution Bulletin, offering an analysis of the film Lioness.
#13 is available on Peter’s website, peterbroderick.com. Subscribe to Peter’s newsletter.
 
 

[ August 11th, 2010; 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm. ]  In the barbecue capital of the world, Adam gains a true appreciation for the “Paris of the plains”. For his first stop, Adam visits Oklahoma Joe’s BBQ, but don’t let the name fool you. Oklahoma Joe’s is pure Kansas City and is known around the world for their delectable barbecue. Here, Adam [...]

Documentary filmmakers have gained access to previously “locked” DVD content for fair use in their productions under an exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act granted to them by the US Copyright Office.
More information, including specific recommendations for filmmakers from the US Copyright office, is on the International Documentary Association website.
More information is also available [...]

The Healing through Films Festival is searching for extraordinary films for our transformative festival. Submit Today!
Healing through Films Festival was established to utilize the power of film to bring healing, peace and joy to individuals and urban communities. Healing through Films will present films from around the world that highlights triumphs over adversities. We will [...]

[ July 16th, 2011; ]  

Healing through Films Festivalwas established to utilize the power of film to bring healing, peace and joy to individuals and urban communities. Healing through Films will present films from around the world that highlights triumphs over adversities. We will watch films that touch the heart and transform lives.