Latest Photos by Richard Gwin
Thomas Alexander-Coffman, 6, tries to scoop up a bug as camp instructor Katrin Gubser helps on a trail at Prairie Park Nature Center last week. Kids were participating in one of the city’s summer day camps at the Nature Center.
Diego Klish, 9, of Lawrence, checks out an insect on his arm last week at Prairie Park Nature Center during one of the city’s summer camps for kids. Parents are using the free time kids have on summer vacation to keep their children active through day camps and classes offered by the city and the Lawrence Arts Center.
"What Bug" (2013), by Michael Krueger, is among drawings featured in "Canned Heat," the second exhibit in the Lawrence Arts Center's new Antecedent Gallery.
A detailed description for each mask in the collection at Theatre Lawrence includes where the mask came from. Eleanor Woodyard donated the masks to the theater, where they're now on display in the lobby.
"Naptime Dandy" (2013), by Michael Krueger, is among drawings featured in "Canned Heat," the second exhibit in the Lawrence Arts Center's new Antecedent Gallery.
Small-scale, offbeat drawings by Kansas University associate professor of art Michael Krueger are featured in "Canned Heat," the second exhibit in the Lawrence Arts Center's new Antecedent Gallery.
Eleanor Woodyard tells the story of hearing a noise in this African mask and — assuming it was some kind of wood-eating insect — microwaving the mask to get rid of it. Woodyard and her late husband, George Woodyard, collected more than 180 masks on their world travels and donated them to display in the new Theatre Lawrence lobby.
One of the 180 masks now on display in the Theatre Lawrence lobby, before being packed up and moved from the home of Eleanor Woodyard. Woodyard and her late husband, George Woodyard, collected the masks on their world travels and donated them to the theater.
Eleanor Woodyard, Lawrence, with help from Theatre Lawrence volunteers Judy Heller and Proctor Crow, packs up masks she and her late husband, George Woodyard, collected on their world travels. The couple donated the masks to put on display at the new Theatre Lawrence lobby.
"Froggie Truckin'" (2013), by Michael Krueger, is among drawings featured in "Canned Heat," the second exhibit in the Lawrence Arts Center's new Antecedent Gallery.
A few of the 180 masks now on display in the Theatre Lawrence lobby sit ready to be packed up and moved at the home of Eleanor Woodyard. Woodyard and her late husband, George Woodyard, collected the masks on their world travels and donated them to the theater.
Judy Heller looks over some of the 180 masks on display in the lobby of Theatre Lawrence's new building. The mask collection was given to Theatre Lawrence by Eleanor Woodyard and her late husband, George Woodyard.
The Raiders' Shane Willoughby throws out a Fayetteville Bulldogs runner on Friday, June 14, 2013.
From left, Val Stella, a distinguished professor of pharmaceutical chemistry at Kansas University; KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little and Gov. Sam Brownback were part of KU's Bioscience and Technology Business Center's groundbreaking Friday for an expansion that will more than double its capacity.
Kansas University police officer Damon Tucker talks about growing up without a stable father figure and how his involvement with Big Brothers Big Sisters helped him become a positive role model to his child.
Fans look for autographs of their favorite Kansas University basketball players after the annual Rock Chalk Roundball Classic, Thursday, June 13, 2013, at Free State High.
Jeff Graves, left, holds Kevin Young as former Kansas University players squared off during the annual Rock Chalk Roundball Classic, Thursday, June 13, 2013, at Free State High.
Former Kansas University standout Tyshawn Taylor takes a picture with 9-month-old Takaishi Hartley of Abilene before the annual Rock Chalk Roundball Classic, Thursday, June 13, 2013, at Free State High.
Blue Team coach Scot Pollard gathers his team of former Kansas University players during the annual Rock Chalk Roundball Classic, Thursday, June 13, 2013, at Free State High.
Kaela Byers, a graduate student in Kansas University's School of Social Welfare, recently won a $50,000 fellowship, one of 15 in the country, to research a program designed to find and help young children living in hugely stressful environments.
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- "Why I Left the Republican Party" -- 03/16/13 at Lawrence Arts Center 46 comments
- Loads of Hound Dogs w/ Darrell Lea -- 06/15/13 at Jackpot Music Hall 2 comments
- Kansas Memorial Wake -- 06/08/13 at Plymouth Congregational Church 2 comments
- Black Flag -- 06/06/13 at Granada 1 comment
- Art Tougeau Parade -- 06/01/13 at Downtown Lawrence 1 comment
- Haiti Garage Sale -- 06/01/13 at Christ Community Church, 1100 Kasold 1 comment
- Americana Music Academy House Concert featuring NU BLU Bluegrass Band -- 05/26/13 at Americana Music Academy 1 comment
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- Terrific threes: A look at KU’s top small forwards in the Self era June 18, 2013
- Senate Democratic leader asks attorney general whether Supreme Court's voter decision affects Kansas June 18, 2013
- KU grad student wins national fellowship to help young kids deal with intense stress June 13, 2013
