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July 25, 2011 —
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.
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LIFE DURING WARTIME
The latest Lawrence Report brings highlights from Final Friday’s exhibition openings in January, along with what’s been going on this month, including what not to miss for February 25th’s Final Friday art walk downtown, such as new work by Michael Krueger and Josh Adams.
FAST PORTRAITS, NYE FINAL FRIDAY
Final Friday in December fell on New Year’s Eve for Lawrence’s galleries, and even though the coordinated gallery crawl is but a few months old, many spaces hosted exhibition openings to add to the holiday atmosphere. Here are some highlights from a month ago, as well as some previews for what to expect January 28 out on Mass Street, from Tom King and photographer Jamie Roper.
ENDING 2010 ON A WINNING STREAK
Accolades: Jeffrey Isom, Lee Piechocki, and Aaron Storck show work made possible through the area’s first round of Rocket Grants (thanks to Spencer Museum of Art and Charlotte Street Foundation, with funding from the Warhol Foundation), and Patrick Giroux, Jonathan Holley, and Emily Lawton are using their RG to continue “Johnny America;” Louis Copt is one of the 2010 recipients of the Governor’s Arts Awards; and, in nearby Lucas, Kansas, Erika Nelson’s World’s Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World’s Largest Things museum is featured on the December 22nd Conan O’Brien Show.
FACES AND PLACES DOWNTOWN LAWRENCE OCTOBER 2010
Catch up with what’s happening in the Lawrence, Kansas, art scene with Tom King and photographer Jamie Roper, who bring the latest “faces and places” Final Friday recap from October. See what you’ve been enjoying already, what you might have been missing by avoiding an easy car-ride, or what your community can hope to emulate to stimulate interest in contemporary visual art.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, FINAL FRIDAY RECAP, SEPTEMBER 2010
A Final Friday recap of some of the galleries and personalities of the Lawrence, Kansas, art community from September 24. Take another look and plan on visiting the current exhibitions — and plan on coming out on October 29, too.