MaxsKansasCity.com is an online community that celebrates the ingenuity, intersection and overlapping that occurs constantly in the fields of art, fashion and music.

Before legends like Blondie, Lou Reed, David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Bruce Springsteen played to crowds of thousands, they played at Max's Kansas City. At no other time in history has there been such an important collision of art, music and fashion than Max's Kansas City in the 1960s, 70s, and early 80s. The great unknown became simply, The Great. Max's truly defined pop culture from 1965-1982.

The synergy of art, music and fashion at Max's Kansas City produced an unparalleled number of influential collaborations exactly when the world was ready to embrace visionary creative leadership.

Max's new online home aims to take that rock aesthetic and promote the brave and creative minds of today's art, fashion and music scenes. So indulge in our art, fashion and music trio Exhibitions, explore The Vault for interviews and insights and read about how the MaxÕs greats influenced the artists of today in the exclusive Back Room.

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Learn more about the incredible history of the original Max's Kansas City experience.

In Max's Back Room, artists, musicians, writers, actors and designers all rubbed elbows and forged important collaborations (ie: Andy Warhol & The Velvet Underground). In this section, today's creatives offer reverent words about the Max's icons who inspired their work.

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These innovative trio combinations continue the spirit of Max's by pairing up art, fashion and music entities who are related at their very core ... see how all three disciplines are tied together, in very unexpected ways.

Explore The Vault for archived interviews, featured artists and more...