Visual Art Reviews – KC STUDIO

Category: Visual Art Reviews

December 22, 2022

“The Law for Falling Bodies: A Queer Print Media Exhibit,” Charlotte Street Gallery

Gravity is a force that affects all bodies — tethering and tying us to this mortal plane of existence. In Galileo’s law of falling bodies, all objects fall at exactly the same rate with variances arising only from air resistance.

December 12, 2022

“RE: Gen ‘Rejoin’,” The Gallery at HJ’s

“Rejoin,” an exhibit at the gallery at HJ's Youth & Community Center, represents the coming together of nine women artists in the Re: Gen group for the first time since the onset of the pandemic.

November 21, 2022

“2022 Charlotte Street Visual Artist Awards,” H&R Block Artspace

Featuring new work from three Charlotte Street Fellows — Andrew Mcilvaine, Harold Smith, Jr., and Johanna Winters — this year’s Charlotte Street Visual Artist Awards exhibition is a study in what it means to be seen.

October 17, 2022

“Jason Needham: The Majestic Mundane,” Weinberger Fine Art

Pollock-Krasner Foundation grantee Jason Needham creates a visual representation of nature in Kansas City through his Weinberger Fine Art show, “The Majestic Mundane.”

October 13, 2022

“Lamplighters,” Vulpes Bastille

The “Lamplighters” exhibition at Vulpes Bastille asks: “Is something a lamp just because it has a light bulb?”

October 11, 2022

“Jane Chu: 50 States — America And Beyond,” Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art

Jane Chu is an artist with a distinguished history as an administrator. Now, her first exhibition is on view at Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art in the Crossroads.

October 6, 2022

“Judith Levy: At the Heart of the Matter,” Studios Inc

The artistic quality of Judith Levy’s “At the Heart of the Matter,” with installations ranging from video to mixed media to photography to sculpture, is beyond reproach and reflects the artist’s decades of experience as both social critic and visual minstrel.

September 8, 2022

“Fragments of Space: Multiplex by Barry Anderson,” Commerce Bank Digital Art Wall

Barry Anderson’s installation, “Fragments of Space: Multiplex,” reaches out to the world from four flat monitors situated in the Commerce Bank Building’s aptly named Digital Art Wall.

September 2, 2022

“Power to the People: Mexican Prints from the Great War to the Cold War,” Wichita Art Museum

A black and white skull grins blithely, eye sockets empty; on its head sits a bountiful hat, resplendent with feathers and flowers.

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