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Harold Smith

Kansas City
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Urban Expressionist Painter, Poet, Writer, Filmmaker
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“Electric Renaissance,” Gem Theater

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By Harold Smith
| KC Studio
Electric Renaissance, a one-act play about the Harlem Renaissance at the Gem Theater, is a perfect storm of Blackness, creativity, history and hope for the future. Exactly 100 years ago, the Harlem Renaissance was at its peak.
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“Our Voices Our Truth … in Peace,” Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center

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By Harold Smith
| KC Studio
Anita Easterwood, Ascension Our Voices Our Truth … in Peace is a breathtaking showcase of artwork from members of the African American Artists Collective, curated by the organization’s executive director and co-founder Sonié Joi Thompson-Ruffin. Housed in the historic Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center, the exhibit features artworks by roughly two dozen artists covering a wide range of mediums and practices. From a stunning pentaptych by Michael V.
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Wrestling as performance art? – KC STUDIO

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By Harold Smith
| KC Studio
In early December, Darren Moats (left) watched Ryan Greeness toss Maurice Greene-Foster during a practice at KC Pro Wrestling Academy, located in a warehouse in northeast Kansas City. (photo by Jim Barcus) Kansas City has a rich and deep history when it comes to the performing arts. Music legends such as jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker, R&B/soul singer Janelle Monáe, iconic rapper Tech N9ne, and multi-genre performer Oleta Adams all hail from the area.
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