Now through Feb. 18′
Enjoy an exciting line-up of emerging and renowned artists. Original paintings & drawings, photography, prints & editions, ceramics and local + hand-made jewelry. All make great gift ideas!
Enjoy an exciting line-up of emerging and renowned artists during Cerbera Gallery’s “Winter Salon II”. Original paintings & drawings, photography, prints & editions, ceramics and local + hand-made jewelry – all making great gift ideas for the holiday season and beyond. Our intimate showcase features works by local, national and international artists with price points that primarily range between $50-$250. We are excited to show many artists for the first time in Kansas City, so make sure to stop by and enjoy an exquisite collection of fine art works displayed in a festive atmosphere. Like last year we offer patrons a glass of German Gluehwein (spiced German wine) and cookies as well as gift wrapping.
New to the Winter Salon will be Clinton Marstall, who grew up in a rural community in northeastern Kansas. It is there on the open prairie that he fostered an interest in the various plants, insects, animals, and natural phenomena that inform his work today. Cheryl Eve Acosta’s sculptural jewelry challenges traditional concepts of wearable art. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, including shows in Santa Fe, Atlanta, Chicago, Seoul, Florence and Munich and her work has been featured in numerous publications. Nicolas Dhervillers’s approach decompartmentalizes the photographic medium. He is inspired by cinematic, theatrical and pictorial writing and his works are included in numerous private and public collections in Europe, North America and Asia.
Tineke van Gils’ ceramic career started in the eighties in Amsterdam and continued on her husband’s diary farm near to Delft. Tineke’s dance partner is porcelain on the potters wheel. Teapots are her favorite, they brought invitations from China. Tineke’s work is exhibited in The Netherlands and internationally; this Holiday Season for the first time in Kansas City.
Nick Schleich is another artist exhibiting for the first time in Kansas City during our Winter Salon. He tries to capture raw, candid moments in his portraits oftentimes shooting from the hip so his subjects don’t know they’re being photographed- thus behaving more naturally and making for a more genuine glimpse into their personality. Amy Ayars latest work focuses on large and small-scale organic forms that relate non-directly to the human figure and the other organisms in the natural world. She uses clay as her main medium and then photographs these pieces in natural settings with a fantastical edge to create fresh, alternate realities where these creatures may exist. Brandi Whithington amasses large quantities of small yet common consumer products, and devising a growth system for their collective attachment. She evolves these materials into organic forms reminiscent of animal hair, mineral formations, and crystalline structures.
2018/01/01 - 2018/02/03
Additional time info:
First Friday April: 4pm – 8pm
Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed either 1-5pm or by appointment (844.202.9303)
Thu, Fri from 1-6pm and Sat from 11-6pm.
Cerbera Gallery
2011 Baltimore Ave, Kansas City, MO 64108