First-year business administration major and staff photographer Cassie Hayes experiments with lights and lines in these scenes from Kansas City.
A view of downtown Kansas City as seen from the World War 1 memorial, located at Memorial Drive.
Robert Morris’ ‘Glass Labyrinth’ sits outside the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Morris’ glass maze was opened in May 2014 and has attracted many visitors.
Luis Tomasello’s ‘Chromoplastic Mural’ is attached to a wall of the Bloch Building in the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Tomasello painted the underside of the cubes a fluorescent orange to reflect off the white wall.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, nationally recognized for its extensive and ever-changing art collection, is located along Oak Street, near the Country Club Plaza.
A piano, painted by local artist Charlie Podrebarac, sits in a gallery inside Union Station. Podrebarac has painted several major landmarks on and under the lid of the piano, with a mirror reflecting the images for viewing.
Chez Elle is a French coffeehouse and creperie located at 1713 Summit Street. Mostly popular for their crepes, Chez Elle also offers a gluten free and vegan selection.
A woman stops to rest with her dog on the side of a street during the Plaza Art Fair on Sept. 26. The Art Fair is an annual event held at the end of September.