“Hadley Clark: ‘I Made This for You and Me’,” UMKC Gallery of Art
In her first solo exhibition of sculptural garments, “I Made This for You and Me” at UMKC Gallery of Art, Hadley Clark utilizes remnants and repurposed materials to reframe garments as domestic items.
“Expressions of Strength: Diverse Creations by African American Women Artists,” The Box Gallery
“Expressions of Strength: Diverse Creations by African American Women Artists” displays interpretations of strength from 15 artists, each a member of the African American Artist Collective.
Hailing from the Rust Belt of Columbus, Ohio, Nathan Ford wound up in Kansas City to attend the Kansas City Art Institute as a fiber student. The pandemic pushed him into quilting almost as a necessity.
“Miss/They Camaraderie 2024,” Charlotte Street Foundation
At Charlotte Street, the exhibit “Miss/They Camaraderie 2024” is filtered through the lens of a beauty pageant, homing in on themes of race, class and sexuality.
Arts News: Kansas City artist’s public art project connects water and art in Seattle
As the City of Seattle began revamping their combined sewer overflow (CSO) facilities, they put out an artist call through King County’s 1% for Art Program and 4Culture.
