The period of the 1930's brought many wonderful artistic revelations to the forefront. Cubism was booming, futurism was becoming a rage, and the United States was embarking on its own artistic niche of social realism and regionalism. One of those regions in the heartland of the Midwest was about to unleash its own artistic novelty at the intersection 45th St. and Rockhill Rd. There, lies one of Kansas City's most revered buildings. It is a …showed first 75 words of 643 total…

…showed last 75 words of 643 total…expansion is being built adjacent to the museum. Designed by acclaimed architect Steven Holl, it is tentatively scheduled to open in 2006 and adorns the museum's east side. <Tab/>The Nelson-Atkins museum is one of Kansas City's landmarks. Together, the exterior and interior house a building filled with historical significance as well as aesthetic pleasure. Also, the future looks bright as expansion is making room for improved features and new architectural nuances.