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February 1, 2023

“Lisa Grossman: Rivering,” Haw Contemporary

Lisa Grossman’s aptly titled “Rivering” assembles entrancing oil and acrylic paintings in her sixth exhibition at Haw Contemporary.
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January 24, 2023

“Darnell ‘Solo’ Kirkwood: Discoveries Along the Way,” Habitat Contemporary Gallery

“Discoveries Along the Way,” a one-person exhibition at Habitat Contemporary Gallery located inside Leedy-Voulkos Art Center, insists on the power of love, energy, and one’s superpowers.
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January 16, 2023

Roger Shimomura: “100 More White Lies” and “Diary of an American Mid-Wife,” Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art

Who needs the metaverse when you can visit Roger Shimomura’s latest exhibit “100 More White Lies” at Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art?
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December 22, 2022

“Full Volume,” The Box Gallery

“Full Volume” at The Box Gallery at Commerce Bank is a unique collaboration between two openly queer KC artists, Bubble Gum Kurt and Jared Horman.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.”
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