Upcoming Events
Sisyphus Calls it Quits – A Show of Works by Greg Edmondson and Book Release Party for After the Flood
6-9pm on June 21st
KC Music Women’s Network Fundraiser and Live Music Performance!
6-10pm on July 12th
Current Exhibition
Sisyphus Calls It Quits
An Exhibition of Works by Greg Edmondson
and
Book release party for After The Flood
Reception June 21st 6-9:00
After The Flood is a series of 18 paintings by Greg Edmondson, completed in a whirlwind of creative energy after the last big flood on his nearby river, the Gasconade. In addition to the paintings Edmondson has curated a knock-out collection of poets and writers to accompany the visual work and compiled everything into this beautiful and piquant book reflecting on what we are left with after disasters – of nature, and of the heart.
– Stubborn Mule Press
Closing Reception July 26th, 6–9pm
Contact
(816) 200-2554
emily@smalterart.com
Address
1802 W 39th St, Kansas City, MO 64111
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Sunday & Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10am – 6pm
Wednesday
10am – 6pm
Thursday
10am – 6pm
Friday
11am – 7pm
Saturday
11am – 7pm
Our Mission
The Smalter Gallery is a resource and advocate for both emerging and experienced artists.
The goal of the Smalter Gallery is to create a welcoming space for artists, so that they may make tangible their greatest aspirations. This is accomplished through close relationships with artists and comprehensive support packages that help the artist reach a wider audience. The gallery maintains an open door policy intended to encourage artists to feel comfortable sharing their concerns and questions with the gallery team.
The gallery aims to curate an experience that leaves every patron – from a first-time buyer to an avid collector – feeling welcomed and comfortable.
Our Vision
The Smalter Gallery is held accountable to both its represented artists and its patrons.
We aim to create a space in which our artists feel guided, valued and cared for. Our patrons will feel they have been welcomed into a place where art can be experienced free of the pressure, fear or stress. The Smalter Gallery team is passionate, compassionate, non-judgmental and always enthusiastic about supporting new methods of creative expression. The gallery hopes to serve as a second home and lighthouse for new artists exploring and expanding their craft. The gallery will not exclude, ostracize or shame patrons or artists for any reason, and will encourage patrons and makers of all ages, races, sexual orientations, and socioeconomic backgrounds.
