“Misha Kligman: The Luminous and the Given,” Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art
As I reflect on Misha Kligman’s current show at the Nerman Museum, I think about how the symbols and icons we use both in art and everyday speech hold us at a middle distance from reality.
“A Benediction from the Rubble,” Zhou B Art Center
As the inaugural exhibition at Kansas City’s new Zhou B Art Center, “A Benediction from the Rubble” soars like a phoenix arisen from the ashes, a scarred, but resolute, messenger of resilience and hope.
“Elizabeth Layton: Drawing as Discourse,” Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art
“Elizabeth Layton: Drawing as Discourse,” makes clear why Elizabeth Layton’s art is celebrated in more than 40 major museums in the United States and countless private collections.
“5M: Works from a Private Collection,” United Colors Gallery
In the small room that constitutes United Colors Gallery in Kansas City, Haan and Cesar Lopez have managed to pack in a lot to explore in just one exhibition.
“Control≈Center: Noelle Choy and Adams Puryear,” Bad Seed
How will the world end and when will it do so? This is the central question raised by “Control≈Center,” an exhibition at Bad Seed by Noelle Choy and Adams Puryear.
