One Percent For Art in KC
S2 Ep 9
March 16, 2023 | Flatland | 1 min read
Reporter Credits:
Cody Boston
Julius A. Karash
The new Kansas City International Airport terminal houses the largest collection of public art in the history of the city’s One Percent for Art program. This month, “Flatland in Focus” talks to some of the artists who have benefited from this funding and how a thriving arts community can best be supported.
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The new Kansas City International Airport terminal houses the largest One Percent for Art program in the city’s history. Here’s a look at the public art, the artists and their impact.
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