As part of OPEN SPACES, The Making of Anthracite Fields Composer and Bang on a Can co-founder Julia Wolfe will be discussing the evolution and development of her Pulitzer prize-winning composition Anthracite Fields at 21c Kansas City, which will be performed at Folly Theatre, with Kansas City Chorale, at 7:30 pm.

Event is free and open to the public.

ABOUT OPEN SPACES
Open Spaces 2018 is a collaboration between the City’s Office of Culture and Creative Services and a private arts initiative led by Kansas City philanthropist Scott Francis, to create an event that highlights Kansas City’s arts, culture and creativity, one of 10 goals included in the City’s Arts Convergence Plan, adopted by Mayor James and City Council in 2013.

The public-private partnership includes the City of Kansas City, Missouri, a Founders Circle of large donors and arts leaders. Fundraising efforts are well underway led by Francis. Years of discussion and planning among community art leaders, artists, civic leaders, private donors and foundations, along with the visionary dedication of Francis and Mayor James, are credited for bringing Open Spaces to life.