In the delightfully whimsical work of Ryan Fenchel’s “Odd Array” exhibit at Haw Contemporary, all 14 of his madcap bouquets function primarily as self-portraits, ranging from the zany to the foreboding.
“Adolf Dehn: At Home and Abroad,” Ward & Ward Fine Art Framing and Gallery
This season, Ward & Ward Fine Art Framing and Gallery presents “At Home and Abroad,” featuring the work of Adolf Dehn (1895–1968), American illustrator, lithographer and painter.
“Leon Jones: Camouflaged: Hidden in Plain Sight,” Studios Inc
installation view There’s a particular kind of exhibition that feels like the charged remnants of an idea mid-eruption — where trying to describe the experience..
The Rabbit hOle celebrates the debut of its Discovery Gallery this year with the exhibition “My Mother’s Father’s Dragon: A Hero’s Journey and the Art of Living.”
”William Kay: Light, Color, and Movement,” UMKC Gallery of Art
“A line is a dot that keeps walking,” quipped artist William Kay during the opening reception of his exhibit, “Light, Color, and Movement,” at the UMKC Gallery of Art.
“Amy Kligman: The Salon for Possible Futures,” Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art
Amy Kligman: The Salon for Possible Futures installation view, March 28 – December 21, 2025, Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Johnson County Community College, Overland..
