“(Women) Artists from the Collection 1800-2022,” Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art
“(Women) Artists from the Collection 1800-2022” at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art in St. Joseph is a subtle reminder of the many challenges both women and female artists have had to endure.
“All Modes Are Open to Us,” Guldner Gallery, Kansas City Public Library Central Branch
Take a step back to the 1970s in a women’s separatist colony. Breathe in the freshness, the dirt and the unbridled hope that there can be new ways of living.
“NOW WHAT?” African American Artist Collective Exhibition, Leedy-Voulkos Art Center
“I’m here and I exist! So now what?” asked Jason Wilcox after contemplating his participation in the “NOW WHAT?” group exhibition at Leedy-Voulkos Art Center.
Curated by Kansas City artist Cesar Lopez in collaboration with noted art collector Dwight Smith, Plug Gallery’s new exhibition, “Words and Silences,” offers viewers an intimate look at the relationship between text and images.
“Amy Kligman: Offerings,” Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
How do we mark time and how do we celebrate its passing? Amy Kligman has an answer to those questions in her solo exhibition “Offerings” at Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art.
“Davin Watne: Hello Darkness My Old Friend,” Haw Contemporary
Davin Watne’s “Hello Darkness My Old Friend” at Haw Contemporary is a meditation on darkness and visibility taking on wide-ranging subject matter including car crashes, wild animals, plein-air painting and cable television.
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