N.I.M.B.Y.
Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 11 - 5 p.m.
& by appointment
My second solo exhibition at
Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
2004 Baltimore
Kansas City, MO
May 4th - June 30th, 2012
Opening reception May 4th, from 7-9pm.
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& by appointment
My second solo exhibition at
Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
2004 Baltimore
Kansas City, MO
May 4th - June 30th, 2012
Opening reception May 4th, from 7-9pm.
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New Book!
Review
a review of my exhibition at Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art,
titled split-level, appears in the Kansas City Star. Click here to see it.
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Beautiful/Decay
Split-level
Click here for press release
Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 11 - 5 p.m.
& by appointment
My first solo exhibition at
Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
2004 Baltimore
Kansas City, MO
March 4th - April 30th, 2011
Opening reception March 4th, from 7-9pm.
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New Works on view at Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art, Kansas City
I will have a selection of new works
on view at Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art,
opening Friday, November 5, 2010.
Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art is located at:
2004 Baltimore Ave
Kansas City, MO
for directions Click Here
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Guest Curator œ 2010 Kansas City Flatfiles
The "2010 Kansas City Flatfile," featuring two-dimensional artwork by Kansas City-based artists in media including drawing, photography, prints and mixed-media works on paper as well as time-based artwork in the "Videofile," will be on view from June 19 to Sept. 25 at the H&R Block Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute, 16 E. 43rd St. The exhibition opens with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, June 18.
In 2001, the "Kansas City Flatfile" was established as an invitational biennial exhibition to highlight the breadth and quality of visual artwork created in Kansas City. In collaboration with Brooklyn-based Pierogi Gallery flatfiles, the first exhibition at the Artspace introduced this innovative, interactive exhibition format in which viewers are encouraged to browse through individual artist portfolios stored within flatfile cabinets, or select video works to screen within the "Videofile" portion of the exhibition. All visitors curate their own viewing experience.
The "Kansas City Flatfile" provides visitors with a unique and intimate art viewing experience, while introducing audiences to new work by emerging and established Kansas City artists. During the course of the exhibition, guest curators are invited to select artwork from the flatfile for inclusion in changing salon-wall installations.
While returning artists make up the majority of the "2010 Kansas City Flatfile" participants, new and younger artists, recommended by their peers, have helped grow the exhibition to more than 180 participants. This exhibition has become a much-anticipated venue to discover new artists, see new bodies of artwork by familiar artists and purchase or barter for artworks for addition to a growing number of Kansas City art collections
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In 2001, the "Kansas City Flatfile" was established as an invitational biennial exhibition to highlight the breadth and quality of visual artwork created in Kansas City. In collaboration with Brooklyn-based Pierogi Gallery flatfiles, the first exhibition at the Artspace introduced this innovative, interactive exhibition format in which viewers are encouraged to browse through individual artist portfolios stored within flatfile cabinets, or select video works to screen within the "Videofile" portion of the exhibition. All visitors curate their own viewing experience.
The "Kansas City Flatfile" provides visitors with a unique and intimate art viewing experience, while introducing audiences to new work by emerging and established Kansas City artists. During the course of the exhibition, guest curators are invited to select artwork from the flatfile for inclusion in changing salon-wall installations.
While returning artists make up the majority of the "2010 Kansas City Flatfile" participants, new and younger artists, recommended by their peers, have helped grow the exhibition to more than 180 participants. This exhibition has become a much-anticipated venue to discover new artists, see new bodies of artwork by familiar artists and purchase or barter for artworks for addition to a growing number of Kansas City art collections
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Exhibition in South Dakota
Black & Blue: Kansas City's Grit & Grace
*March 2 – March 26, 2010
Reception: Friday, March 26
The University Art Galleries at The University of South Dakota
This group exhibition includes the following artists:
Davin Watne
Peregrine Honig
David Ford
Archie Scott Gobber
Jaimie Warren
Dylan Mortimer
Anne Pearce
Kent Michael Smith
Christopher Leitch
Jay Norton
Laura Berman
John Davis Carroll
Jes Owings
Paul Rudy
Jorge Garcia
Michael Schonhoff
Curated by Michael Schonhoff
For additional information, please visit the USD Gallery website
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*March 2 – March 26, 2010
Reception: Friday, March 26
The University Art Galleries at The University of South Dakota
This group exhibition includes the following artists:
Davin Watne
Peregrine Honig
David Ford
Archie Scott Gobber
Jaimie Warren
Dylan Mortimer
Anne Pearce
Kent Michael Smith
Christopher Leitch
Jay Norton
Laura Berman
John Davis Carroll
Jes Owings
Paul Rudy
Jorge Garcia
Michael Schonhoff
Curated by Michael Schonhoff
For additional information, please visit the USD Gallery website
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GLOW
BEYOND BOUNDS • GLOW is a benefit for the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art celebrating Johnson County Community College’s 40th (Ruby) anniversary. More than 115 regional, national and international artists using special ruby red mediums will participate in live and silent auctions. The event will be held Saturday, October 24th, 2009 at 7 p.m.
visit Nerman Museum for more information.
visit Nerman Museum for more information.
