Visual – KC STUDIO

January 19, 2017

Arts News: Grand Arts Book Commemorates 20-Years History

Throughout its 20-year history, Grand Arts contemporary art space could always be counted on to provide something different, not only to the Kansas City art..

January 18, 2017

The Art House: A Creative Approach to Neighborhood Stabilization

Readers of a certain age will remember a childhood spent playing outside all day and into the evening under the watchful eyes of familiar neighbors..

January 17, 2017

Arts News: Cerbera Breaks the Conventional Gallery Mold

Philipp Eirich got into the gallery business after organizing a sold-out show during last year’s big NCECA ceramics conference in Kansas City. A member of..

January 11, 2017

Connecting the Community Through Paint

When Cheptoo Kositany-Buckner, executive director of the American Jazz Museum, wanted to develop a community project that would provide a contrast to the racial tensions..

January 8, 2017

Richard Learoyd: In the Studio

Richard Learoyd’s luminous, large-scale portraits, figure studies, and still lifes captivate viewers with their serene power and mesmerizing details. Produced using a room-sized camera obscura..

January 6, 2017

Library Joins Charlotte Street Anniversary Celebration with Series of Exhibits

Tucked amid the other amenities of the Kansas City Public Library’s downtown Central Library — the shelves of popular new books in stately Kirk Hall,..

January 5, 2017

Honors: David Titterington

The Kansas City painter, whose work explores connections between landscape, art and spirituality, gains heightened exposure with a show at the Kansas City Arts Coalition.

January 4, 2017

A Knockout Punch to Racial Stereotypes

Roger Shimomura’s art has never seemed more timely. In the wake of a vitriolic election season, with its red hot issues of populism, anti-immigration and racial bias, the veteran artist’s unique ability to pictorially blend wit and humor with themes of racism and the anguish it causes is right on target.

January 3, 2017

Quixotic Scores a Hit with Dazzling Digital Projections

When is a far-out dance company far more than a far-out dance company? When it’s Kansas City’s Quixotic. The outer reaches of artistic possibility were never more palpable for Quixotic’s co-founder and creative director Anthony Magliano than in February 2016, when he and his multi-talented group of mind-blowers projected a landmark mini-movie on two sides of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.

Category: Visual