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Kemper ARTcasts
9:09 am
Tue November 8, 2011

Kemper ARTcast: Interview With the Artist Teri Frame

KCAI student Cydney Ross helping Teri Frame prepare for "Lavatar's Animals."
photo: courtesy of KCAI /

Kansas City, Mo. – Artist Teri Frame?whose performances feature covering her face in raw clay and sculpting her features into hybrid creatures?performed live at the Kemper Museum alongside The Wires' Sascha Groschang, cello, and Laurel Morgan, violin.

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Kemper ARTcasts
1:37 pm
Mon October 24, 2011

Kemper ARTcast: Jeanne Quinn: Ceramic In(ter)ventions Part 2

Jeanne Quinn, A Thousand Tiny Deaths, 2009?11

Kansas City, Mo. – Jeanne Quinn and Barbara O'Brien continue their conversation about breaking expectations for ceramic art and creating an immersive experience.

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Kemper ARTcasts
9:50 am
Sun October 23, 2011

Kemper ARTcast: Jeanne Quinn: Ceramic In(ter)ventions Part 1

Jeanne Quinn, A Thousand Tiny Deaths, 2009?11

Kansas City, Mo. – Kemper Museum Chief Curator Barbara O'Brien interviews artist Jeanne Quinn about her pairing of ceramics with everyday materials.

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Kemper ARTcasts
8:43 am
Wed October 5, 2011

Kemper ARTcast: The Big Reveal: Artist Petah Coyne

Petah Coyne, Untitled # 1336 (Scalapino Nu Shu), 2009?2010.
Collection: Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, Missouri /

Kansas City, Mo. – The Big Reveal showcases new acquisitions, including the major installation Untitled #1336 (Scalapino Nu Shu) (2009-10) by artist Petah Coyne. Chief curator Barbara O'Brien and Coyne discuss the inspiration behind the work.

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Kemper ARTcasts
3:24 pm
Sun July 24, 2011

Kemper ARTcast: Norman Kleeblatt, part 2

Clockwise from top: Clement Greenberg, Willem de Kooning, and Harold Rosenberg. via Two Coats of paint, Tuesday, May 20, 2008:

Kansas City, Mo. – Kemper Museum's Amy Duke interviews Norman Kleeblatt, Chief curator of the Jewish Museum in New York, on his award winning exhibition Action/Abstraction: Pollock, de Kooning, and American Art

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