Sports art on exhibit at Alcott

Darryl Woods created a picture on exhibit at the Alcott Arts Center, 180 S. 18th, Kansas City, Kansas. The artwork in the current exhibit is by Woods, a Wyandotte High School graduate; Corey Jones of Springfield, Missouri; and Anthony Oropeza, a Harmon High School graduate. The Alcott Arts Center also is presenting a production of selected scenes from Shakespeare plays at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, and also Sept. 15-16. The Alcott Center is not ADA accessible. For more information, visit https://www.alcottartscenter.org/. (Photo by William Crum)
Sports art is on exhibit at the Alcott Arts Center, 180 S. 18th, Kansas City, Kansas. The artwork is by Darryl Woods, a Wyandotte High School graduate; Corey Jones of Springfield, Missouri; and Anthony Oropeza, a Harmon High School graduate. The Alcott Arts Center also is presenting a production of selected scenes from Shakespeare plays at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, and also Sept. 15-16. The Alcott Center is not ADA accessible. For more information, visit https://www.alcottartscenter.org/. (Photo by William Crum)
Sports art is on exhibit at the Alcott Arts Center, 180 S. 18th, Kansas City, Kansas. The artwork is by Darryl Woods, a Wyandotte High School graduate; Corey Jones of Springfield, Missouri; and Anthony Oropeza, a Harmon High School graduate. The Alcott Arts Center also is presenting a production of selected scenes from Shakespeare plays at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, and also Sept. 15-16. The Alcott Center is not ADA accessible. For more information, visit https://www.alcottartscenter.org/. (Photo by William Crum)
Sports art is on exhibit at the Alcott Arts Center, 180 S. 18th, Kansas City, Kansas. The artwork is by Darryl Woods, a Wyandotte High School graduate; Corey Jones of Springfield, Missouri; and Anthony Oropeza, a Harmon High School graduate. The Alcott Arts Center also is presenting a production of selected scenes from Shakespeare plays at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, and also Sept. 15-16. The Alcott Center is not ADA accessible. For more information, visit https://www.alcottartscenter.org/. (Photo by William Crum)
Darryl Woods created a picture recently for the exhibit at the Alcott Arts Center, 180 S. 18th, Kansas City, Kansas. The artwork in the Alcott exhibit is by Woods, a Wyandotte High School graduate; Corey Jones of Springfield, Missouri; and Anthony Oropeza, a Harmon High School graduate. The Alcott Arts Center also is presenting a production of selected scenes from Shakespeare plays at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, and also Sept. 15-16. The Alcott Center is not ADA accessible. For more information, visit https://www.alcottartscenter.org/. (Photo by William Crum)
Sports art is on exhibit at the Alcott Arts Center, 180 S. 18th, Kansas City, Kansas. The artwork is by Darryl Woods, a Wyandotte High School graduate; Corey Jones of Springfield, Missouri; and Anthony Oropeza, a Harmon High School graduate. The Alcott Arts Center also is presenting a production of selected scenes from Shakespeare plays at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, and also Sept. 15-16. The Alcott Center is not ADA accessible. For more information, visit https://www.alcottartscenter.org/. (Photo by William Crum)
Sports art is on exhibit at the Alcott Arts Center, 180 S. 18th, Kansas City, Kansas. The artwork is by Darryl Woods, a Wyandotte High School graduate; Corey Jones of Springfield, Missouri; and Anthony Oropeza, a Harmon High School graduate. The Alcott Arts Center also is presenting a production of selected scenes from Shakespeare plays at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, and also Sept. 15-16. The Alcott Center is not ADA accessible. For more information, visit https://www.alcottartscenter.org/. (Photo by William Crum)
Sports art is on exhibit at the Alcott Arts Center, 180 S. 18th, Kansas City, Kansas. The artwork is by Darryl Woods, a Wyandotte High School graduate; Corey Jones of Springfield, Missouri; and Anthony Oropeza, a Harmon High School graduate. The Alcott Arts Center also is presenting a production of selected scenes from Shakespeare plays at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, and also Sept. 15-16. The Alcott Center is not ADA accessible. For more information, visit https://www.alcottartscenter.org/. (Photo by William Crum)