The other day my sister and I went out at sunset for a photoshoot with my bike at one of my favorite places here in my hometown of Kansas City, Missouri: the Nelson Gallery of Art. It was a muggy evening, but we managed to have some fun with it despite the dreadful KC summer weather.
The “Nelson” is our primary art gallery in Kansas City and a landmark with history dating back beyond 1933. It has always played a part in my Kansas City experience; I drove by it at least weekly in my childhood, as my grandparents lived just a couple of blocks away. Its outstanding collection of art, while impressive to the connoisseurs, were often a source of fright for petite Julia. I remember a couple of different pieces that scared me so much I’m not quite over it when I see them today. Still, I love going here, whether to have lunch at Rozzelle Court, to picnic on the massive lawn out front, or to wander through the dozens of rooms of masterpieces.
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