Kansas Stories
From Giant Hairballs to Tiny Paintings
Playing with perspective on the Wee Wonders Virtual Road Trip
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On the (Virtual) Road Again
"Buckle" up, grab a snack, and take to the virtual highway for another Kansas road trip from your couch. This Movement of Ideas kit features projects created through the support of HK Quick Grants.
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Home is a Complicated Place
We all remember Dorothy clicking her ruby slippers together and wishing her way homeward. But as many of us spend our time at home these days, we know that home is a complicated place.
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Kansas's Latino History, One Tour at a Time
Looking for a way to explore history in a (safe-distance) walking tour, driving tour, or from your couch? A Clio walking or driving tour might be just the ticket.
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Kansas Road Trip from Your Couch
Stuck at home? Let your mind travel by embarking on a virtual road trip with KTWU’s Sunflower Journeys. In less than two hours, you can stop at some of our state’s eateries, festivals, and attractions.
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Kansas: An Eclogue
Two Kansas filmmakers set off on foot across Kansas in search of a story that would reveal the place that they loved. The result was the film, Kansas: An Eclogue, a full-length documentary supported by a HK grant.
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Preserving History with Thousands of Glass Plate Negatives
Two Kansas filmmakers set off on foot across Kansas in search of a story that would reveal the place that they loved. The result was the film, Kansas: An Eclogue, a full-length documentary supported by a HK grant.
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Kinsley's Patterns of Change
Two Kansas filmmakers set off on foot across Kansas in search of a story that would reveal the place that they loved. The result was the film, Kansas: An Eclogue, a full-length documentary supported by a HK grant.
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Strugglers Hill Neighborhood
Two Kansas filmmakers set off on foot across Kansas in search of a story that would reveal the place that they loved. The result was the film, Kansas: An Eclogue, a full-length documentary supported by a HK grant.
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Talk About Literature Kansas in Newton, KS
Two Kansas filmmakers set off on foot across Kansas in search of a story that would reveal the place that they loved. The result was the film, Kansas: An Eclogue, a full-length documentary supported by a HK grant.
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Smithsonian Exhibition: The Way We Worked
Two Kansas filmmakers set off on foot across Kansas in search of a story that would reveal the place that they loved. The result was the film, Kansas: An Eclogue, a full-length documentary supported by a HK grant.
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A Drive Through History Along the Post Rock Scenic Byway
Two Kansas filmmakers set off on foot across Kansas in search of a story that would reveal the place that they loved. The result was the film, Kansas: An Eclogue, a full-length documentary supported by a HK grant.
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Volland Memories: The Kratzer Films
Longtime merchant and photographer Otto Kratzer documented 20th century life in the Flint Hills community of Volland, KS.
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Uncommon Ground: A Century of Bartlett Arboretum
The Bartlett Arboretum in Belle Plaine has been an oasis on the plains for generations of Kansans. Learn about its revival under the care of original Dixie Chick Robin Macy and the "Soil Sisters."
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Quindaro
Produced by Northeast Cooperative Council, Inc., Kansas City, and filmmaker Jefferson Edward Donald.
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The Kansas State Penitentiary: An Institution and a Neighbor
What does it mean to be a community? Residents of Lansing talk about the impact of having a prison in their town.
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