Celebrate what made Kansas City’s 2022 Art in the Loop Project: Sustainable great. The curated outdoor exhibition, staged in partnership with the KC Streetcar Authority, wraps up with a reception, illustrated review, and reflection on this year’s entries.
Art in the Loop organizers and participants look back on the artistic works and performances featured from June to September. Art director Kyle Mullins will lead a presentation highlights all the offerings, and selected artists present their works and discuss their experiences. Among them:

Devin Edwards, Darrius’s Garden, on KC Streetcar 806
DINKC Galicia, Generations, at the Power & Light Southbound Streetcar Stop
David Wayne Reed, Mother, at the Kauffman Center Southbound Streetcar Stop
Jennifer Lapka with A.P. Visual, The Dieynaba Dress, at the Metro Center Northbound Streetcar Stop
Raffaela Malazarte, Mahalaga, at the Library Northbound Streetcar Stop
Dave Lowenstein, You Are Here, at the Union Station Streetcar Stop
Sol Anzorena, Take Care of Who Cares For You, at the River Market West Streetcar Stop

The even includes performances by the flamenco trio FlamenKCMO and poet Natasha Ria El-Scari with jazz musician Kevin “Church” Johnson.
Art in the Loop is designed to make cultural experiences available to downtown residents, visitors, and workers. The closing event is co-presented by the Art in the Loop Foundation, the Downtown Council and KC Streetcar Authority.
A reception and live performance will start at 5:30 p.m. followed by the program at 6:00 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.