Harold Smith: Dr. Blackenstein’s Blacktacular Black Shack of Arts and Sciences
Nov
1
to Dec 21

Harold Smith: Dr. Blackenstein’s Blacktacular Black Shack of Arts and Sciences

Dr. Blackenstein’s Blacktacular Black Shack of Arts and Sciences

A Solo Exhibition from Harold Smith

Opening Reception: November 1st, 5-8pm

Artist Talk: November 9th, 11am - 12pm

Studios Inc and Harold Smith present “Dr. Blackenstein’s Black Shack of Arts and Sciences”, a multidisciplinary exhibition opening November 1st, 2024. Studios Inc will host an opening reception on Friday, November 1st from 5-8 pm with an Artist Talk the following week on November 9th. The artist will host special programming throughout the exhibition: Stay tuned to the Studios Inc and Harold Smith instagram, facebook, and websites for details. Dr. Blackenstein’s Black Shack of Arts and Sciences will be on view in the Studios Inc Exhibition Hall through December 21st, 2024.

From the Artist:

I came of age as a black kid from a blue collar home in the 70’s.

It was an incredible and unforgettable ride.

I recall the sizzling sound of the hot comb from the kitchen on Saturday nights.

I remember chilly Saturday afternoons bicycling down 13th, turning left at Holmes Market, speeding by Salem Baptist and Morning Star Baptist Churches, turning right at 10th Street and skipping into Johnny’s Fish Market at 10th and Walker for some of that legendary fried fish.

Whether it was whiting or catfish, it was still hot, crispy, seasoned to perfection and wrapped in brown paper.

Don’t forget the sides.

I recall the sweet smell of Afro Sheen wafting in the air at Johnson’s Barber Shop on 13th and Quindaro.

Who can forget the mingled aromas of Old Spice, English Leather, and Skin Bracer when dad finally left the bathroom on his way out?

Or dancing in front of the mirror in the basement, trying out the dances we saw on Soul Train?

Remember the Cameo theater on Minnesota Avenue?

I remember taking a few dollars up there and staying all Saturday afternoon to watch Cleopatra Jones, Willie Dynamite, Foxy Brown, Superfly and so many other classics.

And, yes, I sure did have a pair of bell bottom pants and Florsheim shoes from KG’s Men’s store at Indian Springs Mall.

Leon Lincoln and his crew took me to a handful of house parties (with the blue light of course).

I was a wallflower so I didn’t dance but I did enjoy listening to  Roberta Flack, Aretha Franklin, and Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes.

Then again, I listened to Parliament Funkadelic every single day.

I still do.

That being said, I invite you to join us at Dr. Blackenstein’s Blacktacular Black Shack of Arts and Sciences from Nov-December at Studios Inc.

You can bet your last money, it’s all gonna be a stone gas honey.
— Don Cornelius (host of Soul Train)
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Peregrine Honig: Riding the Rail
Nov
1
to Dec 21

Peregrine Honig: Riding the Rail

Peregrine Honig: Riding the Rail

The Studios Inc Residency Program presents Riding the Rail, over 200 posters, ephemera and album covers by Peregrine Honig. Curated by Sean Kelly and assistant curator Emily Loubser, Riding the Rails displays bodies of work borrowed from New Discretions ( New York, NY ), prints produced by Landfall Press ( 1970- 2020 ) and Other Criteria ( London, UK ) and The Nelson- Atkins Museum of Art archive. This historical timeline spans twenty seven years of innovative mark-making, intuitive design and accessible editions. From band shirts and bumper stickers to reality television and museum collections, Honig's career rides the rail between fine art and public discourse, museums and dive bars.

Riding the Rail will be on view at Studios.gallery from November 1 - December 21, 2024. Exhibition hours are Wednesday thru Friday 10am-4pm and Saturday 12-4pm.

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First Friday Reception
Sep
6

First Friday Reception

Join us for a First Friday Reception on September 6th from 5-8 pm and view Still Tangled! Still Tangled is a revisitation of Susan White’s 2021 Solo Exhibition The Untangling at Studios Inc. White is known for her work surrounding the honey locust branch and its thorns through her sculptures and pyrographic works on paper. She uses the material to explore the relationship between order and chaos.

Susan White’s Still Tangled runs through September 28, 2024

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Minddrive: Sparks of Art
Jun
28
to Aug 10

Minddrive: Sparks of Art

Studios Inc is happy to announce its annual collaborative exhibition Inspiration Point: Sparks of Art in partnership with MINDDRIVE. Studios Inc will host an opening reception on June 28, 2024 from 5-8 pm and will host a First Friday reception on July 5th, 2024 from 5-8 pm. 

MINDDRIVE is a project-based experiential learning program that serves students from around the Kansas City Metro. Inspiration Point: Sparks of Art will feature works from students participating in the organization’s Welding Art Studio program. Mentors participate along with students to design and create metal fabricated pieces that showcase their creativity and technical skills. Using metal scraps and recycled materials, they innovate and experiment to transform discarded items into unique and functional works of art.

Launched to serve mid-career artists, Studios Inc is Kansas City’s only nonprofit arts organization offering pivotal three-year residencies to mid-career artists who are poised to significantly expand their careers. Studios Inc offers a unique immersion experience for resident artists, who use their studio and exhibition space to produce and exhibit work, network and learn from one another, and attract and cultivate relationships with art patrons, collectors, and arts professionals.

Inspiration Point: Sparks of Art will be on view through August 10. Exhibition hours are Wednesday thru Friday 10am-4pm and Saturday 12-4pm. 

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First Friday + Open Studios
May
3

First Friday + Open Studios

Join us on Friday, May 3rd for the final First Fridays showing of "Studios Inc 2024 - A Group Exhibition". The group exhibition features resident artists: Hadley Clark, Kate Clements, JT Daniels, Peregrine Honig, Leon Jones, Yoonmi Nam, Harold Smith, Caleb Taylor, Casey Whittier and Hong Chun Zhang.

Artists in Residence will hold Open Studios throughout the evening.

STUDIOS INC | 2024 will be on view thru May 18th.

Exhibition hours are Wednesday thru Friday 10am-4pm and Saturday 12-4pm.

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Launched to serve mid-career artists, Studios Inc is Kansas City’s only nonprofit arts organization offering pivotal three-year residencies to mid-career artists who are poised to significantly expand their careers. Studios Inc offers a unique immersion experience for resident artists, who use their studio and exhibition space to produce and exhibit work, network and learn from one another, and attract and cultivate relationships with art patrons, collectors, and arts professionals.

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Studios Inc | 2024 - A Group Exhibition
Mar
8
to May 18

Studios Inc | 2024 - A Group Exhibition

Studios Inc is happy to announce its group exhibition STUDIOS INC | 2024. Studios Inc will host a VIP Patron Preview from 5-6 pm and an opening reception from 6-8 pm on March 8th, 2024.

Featured image: Featured image: 'False Principles' by Kate Clements 102"x83", Kiln glass, paint, pins

The group exhibition will feature resident artists: Hadley Clark, Kate Clements, JT Daniels, Peregrine Honig, Leon Jones, Yoonmi Nam, Harold Smith, Caleb Taylor, Casey Whittier and Hong Chun Zhang.

This year, Studios Inc welcomed 2 new artists to the artist residency program: Caleb Taylor and Casey Whittier.

STUDIOS INC | 2024 will be on view thru May 18th. Exhibition hours are Wednesday thru Friday 10am-4pm and Saturday 12-4pm.

Launched to serve mid-career artists, Studios Inc is Kansas City’s only nonprofit arts organization offering pivotal three-year residencies to mid-career artists who are poised to significantly expand their careers. Studios Inc offers a unique immersion experience for resident artists, who use their studio and exhibition space to produce and exhibit work, network and learn from one another, and attract and cultivate relationships with art patrons, collectors, and arts professionals.

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"Generally Meant to be Discarded": Yoonmi Nam Solo Exhibition
Jan
12
to Feb 24

"Generally Meant to be Discarded": Yoonmi Nam Solo Exhibition

Generally Meant to Be Discarded - a Yoonmi Nam solo exhibition


Studios Inc presents “Generally Meant to Be Discarded”, a solo exhibition by Yoonmi Nam on view January 12 through February 24, 2024. 

Studios Inc will host an opening reception on Friday, January 12th from 5-8 pm.

Yoonmi Nam will give an artist talk in conversation with Aileen June Wang, Curator at the Beach Museum of Art, on Saturday, January 13th from 12-1 pm.

Exhibition hours: Wednesday through Friday from 10-4pm, Saturday from 12-4pm, and by appointment 

Location: 1708 Campbell Street, Kansas City, MO, 64108

Yoonmi Nam is an artist born in Seoul, South Korea, and has studied in Korea, Canada, US, and Japan. Yoonmi received her MFA degree from the Rhode Island School of Design and BFA degree from Hong-Ik University in Seoul, Korea. Her work is in the collections of the RISD Museum, RI; Spencer Museum of Art, KS; and the Hawai’i State Art Museum, HI; among others, and has shown her work in over 25 solo exhibitions and 200 group exhibitions both nationally and internationally. Yoonmi is a professor of printmaking at the University of Kansas, and was awarded the Studios Inc artist residency in 2020. 

Image: Ceramic piece from “Generally Meant to Be Discarded”, E.G. Schempf

Generally Meant to be Discarded

Artist Statement

Yoonmi Nam

I observe the things around me. I am deeply aware of the presence of objects that we handle, consume, display, and discard. I am drawn to them especially when they subtly suggest a sense of time that seems both temporary and lasting. There is truth and honesty in time, as all of us share the fate of impermanence. But the way we surround ourselves with collections of things, it is as if we feel a sense of permanence through these comforts and arrangements. In my work, I make images and forms that highlight everyday objects, spaces, events, and routines. While insignificant and mundane, they allow us to notice both the stillness and the passage of time.

Like many people during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, my husband and I stayed in our small house and relied on deliveries to sustain us. Every week, delivery boxes and plastic containers of varying sizes and shapes from local restaurants, shops, and online stores were left at our front door. I developed a routine of disinfecting them and then breaking down the boxes and other packaging materials to recycle them. It became a consuming part of my daily activity because if neglected, the boxes and plastic containers would start to take over the small space that we lived in. In the process of handling these objects for recycling, I noticed interesting shapes and began to collect them. 

I am a collector of trash. My collection of flattened-out boxes became templates that I traced onto Tyvek sheets. The Tyvek sheet surfaces were first painted with Sumi ink and sprayed with the alcohol-based sanitizers that I had used to disinfect the surfaces of our deliveries. When the mist of this spray landed on the Sumi ink surface, it reacted with the still-wet ink and made visible the trace of my disinfecting action. Using my various box templates, I traced their shapes and made the necessary cuts and folds to imitate the original boxes. Using these ink and alcohol-stained cut-out shapes, I made studies of different arrangements and conditions. This body of work is collectively titled Delivered and Discarded. At times the box shape remains tethered to the rest of the Tyvek sheet, and at other times, different shapes of flatted-out boxes are stacked in a small pile, as if they were to be taken out to be discarded.

I continue to explore these discarded materials as a print matrix. In my work, there is a direct relationship between the subject matter and the materials. Unfolding is a series of monotype prints using the technique of pressure printing. Pressure printing is a method of printing that allows a direct imprint of my collection of boxes onto paper. I place several layers of flattened-out boxes behind a sheet of Japanese paper positioned on top of a fully inked Plexiglass plate. When this is run through the press, the physical presence of the boxes behind the paper applies more pressure onto the paper, picking up more ink, and creating an impression of the stacked boxes. 

The plastic containers are designed to be useful for very specific and brief tasks. They are designed to keep fragile or temporary items protected, such as eggs, COVID tests, take-out food, and Girl Scout cookies. I am interested in these objects as cultural artifacts of our present time. I am also interested in the contradicting sense of time that these objects inherently possess as materials and in their functions. Keeping is a collection of ceramic objects that are direct castings of the negative spaces of various plastic packages, and they become indexical signs of these disposable objects. Another series titled Cairn consists of porcelain takeout containers stacked neatly and placed on tables that are inspired by Soban, a traditional Korean dining table. These cast porcelain pieces are glazed with traditional Korean celadon glaze to further the conversation with history, culture, time, and identity.

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Poetry & Percussion in response to "Player"
Dec
16

Poetry & Percussion in response to "Player"

Visit Studios Inc on for an exciting collaboration and immersive exhibition!

Peregrine Honig's "Player" directs the audience into seven theater sets. Each 6x9 foot oil painting presents life size characters in pigment layered backgrounds waiting for their light. Staring out from the woods, swinging from the moon, hanging by their ankle, the viewer is invited into and out of the dark. The characters and audience are players being played.

On Saturday, December 16th, poets Hadara Bar-Nadav and Jose Faus will join artist Peregrine Honig in the Studios Inc Exhibition Hall to read their poetry in response to Player live as the paintings are dramatically lit one by one. Mike Dillon will perform on marimba and tabla. Please join us at noon for this exciting, immersive, and FREE event.

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Artist Talk: Peregrine Honig
Nov
18

Artist Talk: Peregrine Honig

Join Studios Inc and Peregrine Honig for an Artist Talk and discussion on Honig's solo exhibition, "Player". Coffee and light refreshments will be served.

Player - seven paintings, two years in residence

"Player" directs the audience into seven theater sets by Peregrine Honig. Each 6x9 foot oil painting presents life size characters in pigment layered backgrounds waiting for their light. Staring out from the woods, swinging from the moon, hanging by their ankle, the viewer is invited into and out of the dark. The characters and audience are players being played.

Peregrine Honig began the series "Player" in 2021 after receiving The Studios Inc Studio Exchange, a competitive residency curating mid-career artists into accessible downtown production spaces. Studios Inc is programmed by curators and collectors and includes a five week public solo exhibition.

Preview the process on social media: #everylayerisaplayer

Admission to the artist talk is free, but reservations are encouraged. Reserve your spot: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/artist-talk-peregrine-honig-tickets-732231613467?aff=oddtdtcreator

“Player” will be on display at Studios Inc thru Saturday, December 23rd. To schedule a private walkthrough with the artist or for more information, please contact mallory@thestudiosinc.org

Exhibition hours: Wednesday through Friday from 10-4pm, Saturday from 12-4pm, and by appointment 

Location: 1708 Campbell Street, Kansas City, MO, 64108

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"Player" - seven paintings, two years in residence: A Peregrine Honig Solo Exhibition
Nov
17

"Player" - seven paintings, two years in residence: A Peregrine Honig Solo Exhibition

Studios Inc presents Peregrine Honig’s "Player": seven paintings, two years in residence - on Friday, November 17, 2023.

Where:  Studios Inc Exhibit Hall

1708 Campbell Street, Kansas City, MO, 64108

When:

  • 5:30pm, Board & Collectors preview 

  • 6:30pm, Open to the public

  • 7pm Show

  • Artist Talk: Saturday Nov. 18 at 12pm

"Player" directs the audience into seven theater sets by Peregrine Honig. Each 6x9 foot oil painting presents life size characters in pigment layered backgrounds waiting for their light. Staring out from the woods, swinging from the moon, hanging by their ankle, the viewer is invited into and out of the dark. The characters and audience are players being played.

Peregrine Honig began the series "Player" in 2021 after receiving The Studios Inc Studio Exchange, a competitive residency curating mid-career artists into accessible downtown production spaces. Studios Inc is programmed by curators and collectors and includes a five week public solo exhibition.

Preview the process on social media: #everylayerisaplayer

Studies and sketches for "Player" will be available and on display at Blue Gallery at 118 Southwest Blvd, Friday Nov 17 from 6-9pm. An after party will be hosted at The Ship with James Trotter/Superwolf at 9:30pm, 1221 Union Ave. 

Admission to the premiere of “Player” is free, but reservations are encouraged. Reserve your spot at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/player-tickets-716939103157

“Player” will be on display at Studios Inc thru Saturday, December 23rd. To schedule a private walkthrough with the artist or for more information, please contact mallory@thestudiosinc.org

Exhibition hours: Wednesday through Friday from 10-4pm, Saturday from 12-4pm, and by appointment 

Location: 1708 Campbell Street, Kansas City, MO, 64108

About the Artist:

Honig is a well-known artist both in and outside of Kansas City, MO.  Her work is included in the permanent collections of the Albright Knox, Buffalo, NY; Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; the Milwaukee Art Museum; the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington D.C.; the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; and Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut. Honig has had solo and group exhibitions at Dwight Hackett Projects in Santa Fe, Geschiedle Gallery in Chicago, and Larissa Goldstein, in New York. 

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"Player" - seven paintings, two years in residence: A Peregrine Honig Solo Exhibition
Nov
17
to Dec 23

"Player" - seven paintings, two years in residence: A Peregrine Honig Solo Exhibition

Studios Inc presents Peregrine Honig’s "Player": seven paintings, two years in residence - Friday, November 17, 2023.

Where:  Studios Inc Exhibit Hall

1708 Campbell Street, Kansas City, MO, 64108

When:

  • 5:30pm, Board & Collectors preview 

  • 6:30pm, Open to the public

  • 7pm Show

  • Artist Talk: Saturday Nov. 18 at 12pm

"Player" directs the audience into seven theater sets by Peregrine Honig. Each 6x9 foot oil painting presents life size characters in pigment layered backgrounds waiting for their light. Staring out from the woods, swinging from the moon, hanging by their ankle, the viewer is invited into and out of the dark. The characters and audience are players being played.

Peregrine Honig began the series "Player" in 2021 after receiving The Studios Inc Studio Exchange, a competitive residency curating mid-career artists into accessible downtown production spaces. Studios Inc is programmed by curators and collectors and includes a five week public solo exhibition.

Preview the process on social media: #everylayerisaplayer

Understudies and Auditions will be on display in conjunction with Player November 17th through December 30th at Blue Gallery. This body of oil paintings on wooden panels, vintage floral linen and canvas paper present cameos and backdrops to Peregrine Honig’s largest paintings to date. Two years in production during her residence at Studios Inc, each piece is a cameo of fairytales, mythology and theater sets. Please join us in meeting the artist after experiencing her installation at Studios Inc. Drinks and light fair will be provided in celebration.

Admission to the premiere of and Artist Talk for “Player” are free, but reservations are encouraged. Reserve your spot for the premiere at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/player-tickets-716939103157
Reserve your spot for the artist talk: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/artist-talk-peregrine-honig-tickets-732231613467?aff=oddtdtcreator

“Player” will be on display at Studios Inc thru Saturday, December 23rd. To schedule a private walkthrough with the artist or for more information, please contact mallory@thestudiosinc.org


Exhibition hours: Wednesday through Friday from 10-4pm, Saturday from 12-4pm, and by appointment 

Location: 1708 Campbell Street, Kansas City, MO, 64108

About the Artist:

Honig is a well-known artist both in and outside of Kansas City, MO.  Her work is included in the permanent collections of the Albright Knox, Buffalo, NY; Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; the Milwaukee Art Museum; the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington D.C.; the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; and Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut. Honig has had solo and group exhibitions at Dwight Hackett Projects in Santa Fe, Geschiedle Gallery in Chicago, and Larissa Goldstein, in New York. 

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First Fridays
Oct
6

First Fridays

Experience the vibrant and diverse world of KC contemporary art at Studios Inc's First Friday event! This October, we are thrilled to present a captivating solo exhibition alongside an exciting group exhibition fundraiser that promises to be an unforgettable art-filled evening.

Solo Exhibition: "I Will Destroy You."
Delve into the world of Lilly McElroy, a lens-based artist whose exhibition invites reflection on the fragility of time and the irreversible nature of mortality.

Group Exhibition & Fundraiser: "Then, There, Here, Now"
Studios Inc is proud to present "Then, There, Here, Now" a group exhibition featuring a curated selection spanning twenty years of works from our talented resident artists and alums. This exhibition serves as a fundraiser to support and provide resources for our emerging resident artists. Every piece you purchase from this exhibition directly contributes to fostering the next generation of Studios Inc!

Studios Inc is committed to nurturing mid-career artists and fostering a vibrant arts community. Your presence and support at this event will help us continue our mission of providing resources and opportunities for artists to thrive!

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"Then, There, Here, Now": A Group Exhibition & Fundraiser
Oct
6
to Dec 23

"Then, There, Here, Now": A Group Exhibition & Fundraiser

Studios Inc is proud to present "Then, There, Here, Now" a group exhibition featuring a curated selection spanning twenty years of works from our talented resident artists and alums. This exhibition serves as a fundraiser to support and provide resources for our emerging resident artists. Every piece you purchase from this exhibition directly contributes to fostering the next generation of Studios Inc!

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"I will destroy you." - A Lilly McElroy Solo Exhibition
Sep
8
to Oct 21

"I will destroy you." - A Lilly McElroy Solo Exhibition

Studios Inc is pleased to present Lilly McElroy’s solo exhibition titled, “I Will Destroy You.” on view September 8th through October 21st, 2023.

An opening reception will be hosted on Friday, September 8th from 5-8 pm.

Lilly McElroy will host an artist talk on Saturday, September 9th from 12-1 pm.



From the artist:

“You are standing in a landscape. Maybe it is a pasture, or maybe it is the lakeshore on a summer evening, or maybe it is the top of a mountain, the wilderness past the end of the trail, but whatever this place is, in this moment, it feels safe. It feels stable. Then it doesn’t. All at once, there is dread and melancholy. You are here, waiting for an inevitable end. It is coming, you are grieving, but at least this place is pretty.

I will destroy you.

It’s natural to make photographs while you wait for the inevitable. Photography captures light and freezes time. It is an attempt to preserve the fleeting. For this exhibition photographs of the setting sun were made by McElroy using a 4 x 5 film camera. She then irrevocably altered the negatives, using her fingernail to scratch away the image of the sun. This action is small yet devastating; the anxious picking at a scab that leaves you with a lifelong scar. The sun, the very thing whose light makes the photograph possible, has been gouged out of the negative, the printed picture rendering this absence not as erasure revealing blank paper, but as the ominous birth of an angry black void. McElroy’s hand is directly linked to this destruction as the sun becomes a meteor, dark and crackling in the sky, a malevolent yellow nimbus dancing around it as it hurtles toward the surface of the earth, toward you.

In her monolithic works the sun is a dark orb that hovers over a bucolic field. It no longer emits energy or light; it only absorbs and you are standing in front of it. The innate silence of the photograph now presses down on the landscape. The rustling of the grass in the wind, the susurration of the insects in the field are cut off, and you can only hear the sounds of your own breath. McElroy made these images in the darkroom, laying negatives directly on top of light sensitive paper. With the press of a button, light flashed through the negative and struck the paper, chemically altering its structure. This transformation signals a shift, an irrevocable change, a violence that has been enacted and can’t be taken back.”


I Will Destroy You. will be on view thru October 21st. 


Exhibition hours: Wednesday through Friday from 10-4pm and Saturday from 12-4pm and by appointment 

Location: 1708 Campbell Street, Kansas City, MO, 64108

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Summer Fundraiser
Aug
4
to Aug 23

Summer Fundraiser

Studios Inc is happy to announce its group exhibition, SUMMER FUNDRAISER / Selections from Current Residents & Alumni. An opening reception will be held Friday, August 4th from 5-8 pm. These works will remain on public view through August 23, 2023. This group exhibition is a walk through the history of the Studios Inc Artist Residency Program and features works from an esteemed roster of current resident artists & alumni, including:

Lilly McElroy, Emily Sall, Yoonmi Nam, Peregrine Honig, Harold Smith, Jill Downen, Misha Kligman, Ricky Allman, Barry Anderson, Patty Carroll, Miguel Rivera, Robert Bingaman, Gerry Trilling, Kathy Liao, Benjamin Rosenthal, HyeYoung Shin, Lori Raye Erickson, Miles Neidinger, Jarett Mellenbruch, Lonnie Powell, Garry Noland, Caitlin Horsmon, Marie Bannerot McInerney, Debra Smith, Judith G. Levy, Kevin Townsend, Miki Baird, May Tveit, Susan White, Marcie Miller Gross, Susan White, Peter Warren, Matthew Dahaemers, Andrea Flamini, Dylan Mortimer, Colby K Smith, Brett Reif, Jamie Warren, Elijah Gowin, Archie Scott Goebber & Beniah Leuschke


This is the perfect time to celebrate the history of the vibrant Kansas City arts community and collect works from some of Kansas City’s premier artists. All proceeds from sales directly fund future artist residencies. Studios Inc is a 501 (c) 3 Non Profit Artist Residency Program serving mid-career artists in the Greater Kansas City Metro. Learn more at www.studiosinc.org


SUMMER FUNDRAISER/SELECTIONS will be on view through August 23, 2023. Exhibition hours are Wednesday thru Friday 10am-4pm and Saturday 12-4pm. Private tours are available.

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