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January 19th – February 8th, 2018: Erin Dodson – Where We Lived
At the end of our lease in March, Kiosk Gallery will be leaving our current space. For the final two shows in the Columbus Park location, we will feature work by our volunteer artist staff. On 3rd Friday in January,
January 19th – February 8th, 2018: Erin Dodson – Where We Lived
At the end of our lease in March, Kiosk Gallery will be leaving our current space. For the final two shows in the Columbus Park location, we will feature work by our volunteer artist staff. On 3rd Friday in January,
November 17th, 2017 – January 11th, 2018- Gerry Trilling: Was.Is.Will
On November 17th, Kiosk Gallery presents “Was.Is.Will” – an exhibition of new works by mid-career artist Gerry Trilling. Deeply interested in material culture, Trilling’s constructed paintings trigger memory association, starting dialogues about family history and culture. Artist’s reception: Friday, November
November 17th, 2017 – January 11th, 2018- Gerry Trilling: Was.Is.Will
On November 17th, Kiosk Gallery presents “Was.Is.Will” – an exhibition of new works by mid-career artist Gerry Trilling. Deeply interested in material culture, Trilling’s constructed paintings trigger memory association, starting dialogues about family history and culture. Artist’s reception: Friday, November
October 20th – November 9th, 2017- Cydney Ross: Structural Integrity
Kiosk Gallery presents “Structural Integrity” – a solo exhibition by Kansas City artist Cydney Ross, featuring new ceramic sculpture works. Ross seeks inspiration in aging architecture, and the ways built environments shape communities and culture – comparing the influences of
October 20th – November 9th, 2017- Cydney Ross: Structural Integrity
Kiosk Gallery presents “Structural Integrity” – a solo exhibition by Kansas City artist Cydney Ross, featuring new ceramic sculpture works. Ross seeks inspiration in aging architecture, and the ways built environments shape communities and culture – comparing the influences of
September 15th – October 12th, 2017- Bob Kolar: Shift
On 3rd Friday in September, Kiosk Gallery presents “Shift” – a solo exhibition of new works by Bob Kolar. From the artist’s statement: “Change Gears… Alter direction… This has been my mindset as I move from a corporation to self
September 15th – October 12th, 2017- Bob Kolar: Shift
On 3rd Friday in September, Kiosk Gallery presents “Shift” – a solo exhibition of new works by Bob Kolar. From the artist’s statement: “Change Gears… Alter direction… This has been my mindset as I move from a corporation to self
August 18th – September 7th, 2017- Christopher Lowrance: Everything is Alright
On 3rd Friday in August, Kiosk Gallery presents a solo exhibition of paintings by Christopher Lowrance. From the artist’s statement: “It seems to me that in the present moment there is some adventure to be had in painting’s potential to
August 18th – September 7th, 2017- Christopher Lowrance: Everything is Alright
On 3rd Friday in August, Kiosk Gallery presents a solo exhibition of paintings by Christopher Lowrance. From the artist’s statement: “It seems to me that in the present moment there is some adventure to be had in painting’s potential to
July 21st – August 10th, 2017- Tracey Haynes- Change is the Only Constant: Impermanent Photograms
Kiosk Gallery presents a solo exhibition by St. Louis artist Tracey Haynes for our 3rd Friday in July event. From the artist’s statement: “In life the only constant is change and the movement of energy. I explore these ideas in
July 21st – August 10th, 2017- Tracey Haynes- Change is the Only Constant: Impermanent Photograms
Kiosk Gallery presents a solo exhibition by St. Louis artist Tracey Haynes for our 3rd Friday in July event. From the artist’s statement: “In life the only constant is change and the movement of energy. I explore these ideas in
June 16th – July 13th, 2017- Cristina Muñiz: My Hand – Mi Mano
On 3rd Friday in June, Kiosk Gallery presents “My Hand – Mi Mano”, a solo exhibition of paintings by Cristina Muñiz. In this selection of new works, Muñiz reveals “the hand of the artist” with a language of organic, abstract
June 16th – July 13th, 2017- Cristina Muñiz: My Hand – Mi Mano
On 3rd Friday in June, Kiosk Gallery presents “My Hand – Mi Mano”, a solo exhibition of paintings by Cristina Muñiz. In this selection of new works, Muñiz reveals “the hand of the artist” with a language of organic, abstract
March 17th – April 13th, 2017: Kathy Liao – Floating World
On 3rd Friday in March, Kiosk Gallery presents “Floating World”, an exhibition of paintings by Kathy Liao. From the artist’s statement: “My work is about relationships. “It is a record of a moment. A portrait may begin with the person
March 17th – April 13th, 2017: Kathy Liao – Floating World
On 3rd Friday in March, Kiosk Gallery presents “Floating World”, an exhibition of paintings by Kathy Liao. From the artist’s statement: “My work is about relationships. “It is a record of a moment. A portrait may begin with the person
Artist List
A list of artists with whom we have worked: A. Andresia Abbi Dougherty Abby Young Adam Cable Adam Crowley Adam Finkelston Adam Lucas Adele Schelling Adi Manka Adriane Herman Alec Kaus Alec Smith Alex Djordjevic Alex Heilner Alex Skorija Allison Bowman
Artist List
A list of artists with whom we have worked: A. Andresia Abbi Dougherty Abby Young Adam Cable Adam Crowley Adam Finkelston Adam Lucas Adele Schelling Adi Manka Adriane Herman Alec Kaus Alec Smith Alex Djordjevic Alex Heilner Alex Skorija Allison Bowman
November 18th, 2016 – January 12th, 2017: Gary Pycior – Deviations
On 3rd Friday in November, Kiosk Gallery presents “Deviations” – an exhibition of new photographic work by Gary Pycior. Pycior’s images begin as landscapes, but deviate from their sources through digital manipulation – resulting in abstract pattern and rich visual
November 18th, 2016 – January 12th, 2017: Gary Pycior – Deviations
On 3rd Friday in November, Kiosk Gallery presents “Deviations” – an exhibition of new photographic work by Gary Pycior. Pycior’s images begin as landscapes, but deviate from their sources through digital manipulation – resulting in abstract pattern and rich visual
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