Curt Clonts is a local journalist based in Wichita, Kansas, who writes for KMUW 89.1. With a focus on the local arts scene, Curt covers art events, exhibitions, and profiles of artists in the Wichita area. His articles provide insights into the vibrant artistic community and aim to promote and support local talent.
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Curt Clonts' coverage revolves around local art and culture, with a strong emphasis on art exhibitions, artists, and the art community. His work includes event coverage, reviews, announcements and seasonal content related to the arts.
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of Tonight is First Friday in Wichita and it is the first of two First Fridays for the holiday season.
Curt Clonts weighs in on an interesting new idea.
I woke up Thursday morning and found that one of my favorite artists of all time had passed away. 55-year-old Radcliffe Bailey out of Atlanta, Georgia, died of a brain tumor.
of There is an interactive art exhibition on view right now, through December 9th, at the Ulrich Museum.
I've been lightly following a site called “Wichita Arts” on Facebook lately. There have been posts suggesting that young artists in Wichita are frustrated and angry.
Curt Clonts says the current exhibition at Reuben Saunders Gallery is a real diversity of expression, beauty, and body adornment.
Curt Clonts remembers the friendship of a lifetime.
By: Curt Clonts
Curt Clonts says we need to stop the revolving door at our museums.
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Artist Curt Clonts takes listeners on an artistic journey through the eyes of an insider.
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