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Julie Denesha is the arts reporter for KCUR 89.3.

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Stories by Julie Denesha, KCUR 89.3

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Kansas City Can Finally Go Down The Rabbit Hole at a New Museum for Children’s Literature

Co-founders Deb Pettid and Pete Cowdin have spent the last six years bringing their unique vision to life.

by Julie Denesha, KCUR 89.3

Arts & Culture

A Photographic Homage

For Roy Inman, it's not just the technique but the subject he honors

by Julie Denesha, KCUR 89.3

Arts & Culture

Letting art instill pride

An Art Institute project beautifies the Scarritt Renaissance neighborhood

by Julie Denesha, KCUR 89.3

Arts & Culture

The making of colorful canvases

by Julie Denesha, KCUR 89.3

Arts & Culture

Sarah Lugg Regan brings ‘Toytisserie’ to life

by Julie Denesha, KCUR 89.3

Arts & Culture

Philomene Bennett: inspiring budding artists

by Julie Denesha, KCUR 89.3

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JulieDenesha,KCUR89.3

Producer/Videographer

Stories by Julie Denesha, KCUR 89.3

Kansas City Can Finally Go Down The Rabbit Hole at a New Museum for Children’s Literature

Co-founders Deb Pettid and Pete Cowdin have spent the last six years bringing their unique vision to life.

A Photographic Homage

For Roy Inman, it's not just the technique but the subject he honors

Letting art instill pride

An Art Institute project beautifies the Scarritt Renaissance neighborhood

The making of colorful canvases

Sarah Lugg Regan brings ‘Toytisserie’ to life

Philomene Bennett: inspiring budding artists

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