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Title
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Blanche Carstenson
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Description
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Program converted to DVD from an earlier media type. Local artist Blanche Carstenson talks about her work and her life as an artist. She is working on a fabric piece during the interview. Taped in 1982 and directed by Dory DeAngelo for the Kansas City Public Library and shown on cable television's community channel.
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Date
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1982
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Object Type
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Audio Visual
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Title
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State of the City Address
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Description
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The mayor of Kansas City, Missouri, gives the first State of the City address on January 29, 1992.
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Date
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1992
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Object Type
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Audio Visual
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Title
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They Stand for Us: Missouri Symbols
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Description
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The Missouri Secretary of State, Roy Blunt, and school children explore the symbols of Missouri, including the flag, flower, bird, seal, song, tree, mineral, rock, insect, instrument, fossil, and Capital building.
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Date
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1989
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Object Type
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Audio Visual
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Title
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Tom Benton's Missouri and George Caleb Bingham
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Description
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Thomas Hart Benton's mural "Social History of the State of Missouri," a bold and colorful depiction of Missouri from its pioneer roots to the Great Depression, is the subject of a half hour documentary film by Frank Fillo. "George Caleb Bingham" portrays the life and times of the artist by presenting his paintings and tracing his artistic development.
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Date
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1991
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Object Type
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Audio Visual
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Title
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The Spirit of Pioneer Women
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Description
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Depicts the daily lives of North American pioneer women through diary and journal excerpts, historical photos, and music of the era. Though confronted by hardships, loneliness, and poverty, pioneer women sustained a love of the land and an indomitable spirit which made the settling of the West possible.
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Date
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1993
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Object Type
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Audio Visual
