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On this edition of Conversations, Carol Kobza, Executive Director ofVan Go in Lawrence, talks about their programs and upcoming Adornment Gallery Sale.

On this edition of Conversations,Robert M. Edsel talks about his book, The Greatest Treasure Hunt in History: The Story of the Monuments Men.

On this edition of Conversations, Mark Thiessen talks about National Geographic’s new book, Spectacle: Rare and Astonishing Photographs. Thiessen is an…

On this edition of Conversations, Michael Hingston talks about his book, Let’s Go Exploring, which is about the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes. Hingston's…

On this edition of Conversations, Keiko Agena talks about her book, No Mistakes: A Perfect Workbook for Imperfect Artists. Agena is an actor best known…

Tired of all the bad news in the world? Try seeing the good. Literally. A one-night-only photo exhibit in Topeka called "See the Good" invites you to see the good, yet everyday things in life. They are there. You just have to see them.

Ala Almousawi wants to show that there's more to her homeland than war, refugees and despair.

The first of the statues was unveiled yesterday (MON) outside a Capitol Federal branch on Topeka Boulevard.

The project uses art and history to highlight the state's colorful past.

Several events are scheduled at the Spencer Art Museum on the University of Kansas campus before the museum is closed for renovation.