A conversation with Kylie McConnell and Riley Rouse on their recent exhibition, Keepsakes.
In May of this year, Kansas City based artist 2007 Balquier exhibited their work at LAND, a gallery located in a house in Northeast KC.
A Review of Sierra Faust and Benjamin Havey's Neither Men nor Gods but Something Closer to the Former at the UMKC Gallery of Art.
We have entered a paradigm shift in socializing. Always prepared to adapt, the art world is trained for moments like this.
It is difficult to make value judgments on works of queer abstraction; in fact, it is antithetical to do so. Instead, I offer an entanglement of sensory observations and visual/textual relationalities for readers to dis- and re-entangle as they see fit.
The Black Student Union (BSU) at the Kansas City Art Institute (KCAI) presents Dress Code: Black Only, the 4th annual Black History Month exhibition hosted by Kansas City’s Leedy- Voulkos Art Center.
Kansas City’s Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art announced they are reducing their budget by 25% to around $26 million. In turn, this necessitated a staff reduction of 15%, or 36 positions, across the entire Museum.
On the last day of Pride month, I am reflecting on a conversation I had with KC based Artist SK Reed on an exhibition titled Queer Ecologies that took place earlier this year at Purple Window Gallery in Chicago, IL. Featured artists: Lily Erb, Eve Gordon, Naomi Hamlin-Navias, Kate Humphrey, Linye Jiang, Justin Korver, David Nasca, SK Reed, Exer Thurston, and Kellen Wright. All documentation by Amy Shelton Photography.