In celebration of Juneteenth, Kemper Museum is delighted to host renowned Kansas City-based African American choreographer, dancer, and director, Tristian Griffin and award-winning Los Angeles and Wichita-based choreographer and director Regina Klenjoski. Together, their companies present CONVERGE II New Spaces, a dance performance that explores themes of unity, collaboration, equity, and the inclusive potential of dance.
An artist talkback with the directors will follow the performance.
Cash bar. Kemper Museum members receive two free drinks.
Please note that Kemper Museum is an unconventional performance venue, and seating is not guaranteed. Access to the program is first come, first served.
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