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OF PATTERNED COLOR AND LIGHT
‘ARTE Y OAXACA’
HIDDEN BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
SOOTHSAYERS!
EVERYDAY MAGIC
WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
JOINT MERGERS
DESTINATION: GREECE
BLUE CHIPS AND BIG TRUCKS
SAN ANTONIO, MEET LAWRENCE; LAWRENCE, MEET …
VISUAL MUSIC: JAZZ IN PAINT, WORDS
THE SPARKLE THAT FEEDS
APPETITE FOR ART
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THIRD FRIDAY CALENDAR DIGEST
Third Friday brings a new exhibition at Plug Projects, graffiti-inspired photographs at The Trap, the ArtsKC Fall Happy Hour, a talk at Kemper Museum (including Barry Anderson), and more. Don’t forget that BREAD! KC celebrates a year of micro-granting this Saturday with a special Thanksgiving Gala. It’s also lecture day at City Arts Project and opening night for “The Voice That Reaches You IV” at Cara and Cabezas Contemporary.
THIRD FRIDAY CALENDAR DIGESTFirst Friday Follow-Up »
FIRST FRIDAY FOLLOW-UP: AUGUST 2011
August’s installment of the First Friday Follow-Up takes a look at M.A. Alford’s work at Beggar’s Table; paintings by husband-and-wife team Chuck Hoffman and Peg Carlson-Hoffman at 19 Below; Waseem Touma’s “Internal Formations” installation at Plenum Space; the collaboration of Mara Baker and Rafael E. Vera at Cara and Cabezas Contemporary; and Jessica McGan’s “I …” series at the Base Gallery.
FIRST FRIDAY FOLLOW-UP: AUGUST 2011Photography »
Light Play: Genevieve Boyle
Genevieve Boyle knows how to present familiar subjects in fresh ways and lesser-known places in an eye-catching, inviting manner.
Light Play: Genevieve BoyleProfiles »
AWARDING OKLAHOMA ARTISTS
Sometimes there is good news about arts funding: For the second time, the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition has awarded a select group of artists to be in the “Art 365″ program, which comes with a healthy honorarium, $12,000 to each. These five spent an entire year making work for the exhibition, which opened at [Artspace] at Untitled in Oklahoma City and comes to Living Arts of Tulsa July 1.
AWARDING OKLAHOMA ARTISTSRapp Sheet »
WICHITA TALLGRASS: BEST SHORTS
CinemaKC and the Kansas Film Commission bring you a selection of the best short films from the Tallgrass Film Festival of Wichita, planning its ninth year in October. “Elijah Returns,” a comedic seven-minute film realizing the last script of the late festival director, Tim Gruber, directed by Tyler Emerson, is featured with nine other shorts Saturday, June 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Screenland Crown Center. Meet up with filmmakers and festival organizers ready to answer your questions.
WICHITA TALLGRASS: BEST SHORTSRE:reviews »
DESTINATION: GREECE
The large well-lit gallery of the Lawrence Arts Center became the perfect venue for a recent exceptional exhibition. In some exhibitions, paintings may relate to each other but collectively say nothing — or say the same thing over and over. This exhibition has cohesion. The paintings relate well to each other, and each one is unique. In order to pull together this incredible group of paintings, Margo Kren used two themes from her trip to Greece: Christian-inspired chapel boxes and ancient Greek mythology.
DESTINATION: GREECEReviews »
OF PATTERNED COLOR AND LIGHT
The work of Leo Villareal is transformational. The artist alters harsh electronic lights into soft, spellbinding luminosities, computer code into organic forms, and pulses of electricity into exhilarating environments. The first major museum survey of his work from the past decade (an exhibition originating at the San Jose Museum of Art) is on view at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art through September 18.
OF PATTERNED COLOR AND LIGHTThe Lawrence Report »
LOST IN THE FIRE
July 29 is Final Friday art walk in Lawrence, Kansas, and Darin M. White brings on a preview of what to expect, along with highlights from June’s Final Friday. It has been hot outside seemingly forever, and thankfully, some June exhibitions are still on view, in case you melted out early last month.
LOST IN THE FIRE
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