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SUMMARY:Missouri Town: 49th Annual Fall Festival
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URL:https://kcmonumentscoalition.org/event/missouri-town-49th-annual-fall-festival/
LOCATION:Missouri Town Living Hsitory Museum\, 8010 E Park Rd\, Lee's Summit\, MO\, 64064\, United States
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SUMMARY:Making the Imaginary Real: Luis Quintanilla's Don Quixote Murals
DESCRIPTION:UMKC César Chávez Lecture Series\nThe Don Quixote murals in Haag Hall at the University of Missouri-Kansas City were painted by Spanish artist Luis Quintanilla in 1941 during his exile from Spain. The murals are notable not only for their artistic merit but also for their historical significance — they are among the few surviving public works by Quintanilla\, as many others were destroyed during the Spanish Civil War. \nJoin us for a special lecture. Dr. Patrick Lenaghan will discuss the challenges artists face when illustrating Don Quixote\, bringing in examples of artists who successfully illustrated the squire\, as well as those who failed. Attendees will then have the chance to view the recently restored murals through a special guided tour and dialogue session with Dr. Lenaghan and our other special featured guest\, Christine Kierig. Reserve your seat today \nLight refreshments will be served. \nComplimentary parking is available in the\nRockhill Parking Garage on levels four and five. \nPATRICK LENAGHAN\nAn internationally acclaimed scholar\, PATRICK LENAGHAN received his B.A. from Columbia University and his Ph.D. from the Institute of Fine Arts\, New York University. Before joining the Hispanic Society\, Lenaghan worked at The Metropolitan Museum of Art\, first in the Department of European Paintings and then in the Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts. Since 1995\, he has been at The Hispanic Society of America where he has organized numerous exhibitions ranging from Baroque sculpture to Picasso’s response to Spanish literature. He has also curated international exhibitions\, such as Imágenes del Quijote at the Museo Nacional del Prado. In 2018\, Lenaghan was named a corresponding member of the Real Academia de Sta Isabel de Hungría in Seville\, delivering his discurso de ingreso on March 17\, 2018. \nCHRISTINE KIERIG\nCHRISTINE KIERIG is a Ph.D. candidate in History of Art at the University of California\, Berkeley. Her dissertation\, tentatively titled Moving Pictures: Murals and Mass Media by Spanish Exiles in the Americas\, 1940-1955\, centers the lives of two exiled Spanish modernists in the Americas — Josep Renau in Mexico and Luis Quintanilla in the United States. Specifically\, she researches their mass media projects for peripheral cultural institutions — a rural luxury hotel in Cuernavaca\, Mexico\, a midwestern university in Kansas City\, Missouri\, and the burgeoning film and cinema industries\, analyzing how these two artists staged their lives in exile on either side of the southern US border. Prior to beginning fieldwork in 2024\, she held the position of curatorial assistant for the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Art at the Legion of Honor Museum in San Francisco\, California. Her research has been supported by the Mellon Foundation\, the Henry Luce Foundation for American Art\, and the Mexican government\, among others. \n 
URL:https://kcmonumentscoalition.org/event/making-the-imaginary-real-luis-quintanillas-don-quixote-murals/
LOCATION:UMKC Royall Hall\, Room 111\, 800 E 52nd St.\, Kansas City\, MO 64110
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SUMMARY:Banneker School: 140th Anniversary of the Kilning of the Banneker School Bricks
DESCRIPTION:This October 25th we will celebrate the 140th anniversary of the kilning of the bricks at Park College and dedicate the North Wall to individuals that have made a significant contribution to the restoration of the school to date. We are thrilled to be part of the Mellon Grant “Kansas City Monuments Coalition Project” and look forward to having all the partners help us celebrate our successes up to this point and how the Mellon Grant will help us to continue to move forward.
URL:https://kcmonumentscoalition.org/event/140th-anniversary-of-the-kilning-of-the-banneker-school-bricks/
LOCATION:Banneker School\, 31 W. 8th Street\, Parkville\, MO\, 64152\, United States
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SUMMARY:KCMC Quarterly Meeting
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URL:https://kcmonumentscoalition.org/event/kcmc-quarterly-meeting/
LOCATION:Wyandotte County Historical Museum  Pause\, 631 N. 126th St.\, Bonner Springs\, KS\, 66012\, United States
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