Selections from the Collection: (Un) Wavering Ideals | OCT 5 – DEC 10 | H&R Block Artspace | The Artspace reopens its Studio Gallery upstairs featuring works from the KCAI teaching collection in conversation with works by KC-based artists
The Artspace reopens its Studio Gallery upstairs with Selections from the Collection: (Un) Wavering Ideals, featuring works from the KCAI teaching collection in conversation with works by Kansas City-based artists. Organized by the Artspace’s Jesse Howard Fellow Hùng Lê (’22 Fiber), (Un) Wavering Ideals features artists whose works question and critique various facets of American society to understand and uncover the ideals upon which America was built.
Utilizing various techniques including printmaking, painting, and sewing, these artists investigate themes of identity, nationalism, immigration, gender, race, and citizenship within an increasingly polarizing political environment. Through their works, these artists raise questions about what it means to be American, for whom this country was built, and what America will stand for going forward.
Featured artists include Vito Acconci, Michelle Chan, Judy Chicago, Archie Scott Gobber, Phillip Mason, Bernadette Negrete, Peter Saul, Kara Walker, and Aleah Washington.
Free admission
2022/10/05 - 2022/12/10
H&R Block Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute
16 E 43rd Street, Kansas City, MO 64111