Bassist/vocalist/composer Jeff Harshbarger has collaborated with visual artists (Nick Cave, David Ford, Molly Murphy) and musicians (Bobby Watson, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, David Balakrishnan) to produce work that challenges convention. He curates a twice-monthly concert series that promotes original composition, and hosts “Jazz in the Afternoon” on KKFI. A lecturer in Jazz Studies at KU, Harshbarger is the recipient of fellowships from the Charlotte Street Foundation, The Kennedy Center, and The Steans’ Institute. Jeff will be looking for GuildIt forum feedback on a nonprofit he is starting, among other art/biz items.
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Mikal Shapiro is a Kansas City musician and filmmaker. Her musical influences span popular songs, psych rock, lounge and old-time spirituals. She has toured extensively across the United States, releases her 4th solo album May 2018, and hosts “River Trade Radio” on KKFI. For the past decade, she has worked on local and national film productions and she shot and edited the Regional Emmy-award winning short, Tipping Point. In Spring, 2017, she founded her own media start-up, State City Films.
– Be inspired, learn and help us build better KC businesses!
– Each forum is followed by networking. Get Connected!
– Free event, with optional $5 donation
Co-sponsored by KKFI Community Radio
Join GUILDit from 12-1pm, on the 4th Thursday at the Kemper Museum.
4420 Warwick Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64111
(The Kemper is just West of the Nelson-Atkins Museum and The Kansas City Art Institute)
(Parking is in back and on the north end of the block)