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PRESERVE, TRANSFORM
VIVID SNIPPETS OF REMEMBRANCE
BRAVO, NELSON-ATKINS
ART AND MEDIA: HONG, MILLER, STRANDELL
INTANGIBLE IN THE THROWN-AWAY
PRICING THE ‘COOL’
RITUAL EXPRESSIONS OF CONNECTION
FORM EMPHASIS FROM FRAGMENTS
LUSTING FOR LIFE IN WANDERLUST
THE ARTIST AS A RELIGIOUS MAN
DESIGNS ON DISPLAY
GHOST-LIKE INTRIGUE IN DESIGN
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Pixels and Ciphers: Matthew Huff
Huff has come up with an intriguing premise — blowing up cell phone photos and combining them with a graffiti-inspired code of his own divising — and made it work on both the visual and conceptual fronts.
Pixels and Ciphers: Matthew HuffEvent Calendar »
FIRST FRIDAY CALENDAR DIGEST, SEPTEMBER 2010
The Crossroads Arts District in Kansas City, Missouri, is full of new work tonight; don’t forget downtown, midtown, and Mission — or Saturday through Monday, over this holiday weekend, including the “UrbanSuburban 2010″ preview opening at Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art / Epsten Gallery on the 5th.
FIRST FRIDAY CALENDAR DIGEST, SEPTEMBER 2010Profiles »
GOING FERAL
Lawrence, Kansas, based artist Molly Murphy may be best known for her portraits of sickly, sullen female faces, but her recent work pares down color to what graphite can provide and depicts simply a feature that represents the commonality of all humans as well as individual and collective memory: hair. Her growing expression of concern for environmental degradation in the world fits well with the mission of BNIM architects, whose 10@BNIM street-front gallery is hosting her work through September 17.
GOING FERALRapp Sheet »
AMC MAINSTREET PLAYS ‘FETCH’
Take a script that mixes horror and romance, a cast of talent from the coast, the coldest winter on record for Potter, Kansas, and you have the latest in a recent streak of locally produced thrillers to come out of our region. “Fetch” by C.M. Downs is getting lots of national attention and premieres on Tuesday, September 7 at the AMC Mainstreet 6 in downtown Kansas City’s Power and Light District.
AMC MAINSTREET PLAYS ‘FETCH’Reviews »
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One of the many video works in the “2010 Kansas City Flatfiles” exhibition at H&R Block Artspace, “This Is Us Joey Grimm & Jordan Johnson understanding our relationship” presents a riveting non-narrated storyline, a metaphoric struggle played out with a pane of glass, two candles, and two cups of water. The entire exhibition, primarily works on paper, is on view through September 25, 2010.
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