Showing posts with label KCK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KCK. Show all posts

Monday, June 4, 2012

Monday Murals

From the Avenue of Murals in Kansas City, KS, this one is called the Kansan Printer.  It depicts a printer at a handpress.  It was designed with the help of retired printers who worked at the Kansas City Kansan newspaper.  The artists are Jose Faus and Alisha Gambino.

Taking part in Monday Murals to see more click here

Friday, May 25, 2012

Weekend Reflection - KCK Mural


This is a reflection from the Mural I brought you on Monday.

Linking up to Weekend Reflections.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Monday, May 21, 2012

Monday Murals

Facing the Past, Looking to the Future: A Kansas Hmong Storycloth.  Directing artist Jose Faus and Alisha Gambino.   Found on the Avenue of the Murals in Kansas City, KS


Monday, April 30, 2012

Monday Murals

Pandatopia: Somewhere Over the Rainbow, directed by Jose Faus.  This mural is about learning and discovery.  Located in Kansas City, Kansas Avenue of the Murals

I am participating in Monday Murals to see more click here.

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Huron Park


I consider the iris the perfect flower, the details always amaze me.  Huron Park is right next to Huron Indian Cemetery.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Huron Indian Cemetery II

There was a serene, peaceful, spiritual feeling on the grounds of the cemetery.   

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Taphophile Tragics - Huron Indian Cemetery


I climbed this mound at 7th and Ann St in KCK   and found this cemetery.   To learn more about the history click here

I am participating in Taphophile Tragics to see more click here.

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Downtown KCK

Downtown Kansas City, Kansas, just across the Missouri River from KCMO.  The downtown is going into a bit of a revival, lots of construction and renovating.  There is a Second Friday Art Walk and from the galleries I saw, looks to be interesting.

Monday, April 23, 2012

Monday Murals - Dawning of a New Day


This mural found in Kansas City, Kansas on the Avenue of Murals,  was created by Jose Faus and Alisha Gambino who also were the artist of last weeks mural.  This mural is honoring the importance of generations, family and culture in the African American community.  To find out more about this mural and others from the Avenue of Murals project click here.


Participating in Monday Murals to see more click here.

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Looking across Kansas City Kansas



Standing in Kansas City, Missouri looking across the Missouri River to Kansas City, Kansas