Gabriella Poulos – Out in The Open
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesOut in the Open is a solo exhibition by Gabriella Poulos, a graduating senior at KCAI. Out in the Open explores pioneer America by reflecting on its history of expansion, conquest and hierarchy. Poulos considers how humankind has been led by the desire to conquer and tame natural wilderness and invites the viewer to consider […]
That is a Long Line
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesTwo artists offer up works separately inspired, but rooted in similar soil. Capturing the curves of time and space using lines and color. That is a Long Line, a dual exhibition by Chico Sierra and Jose Faus, opens June 12th and will be on view through July 9th.
Smaller Art
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesJoin us for a show of small, beautiful and affordable works by 23 local artists! Great for the holidays. Featuring: Taj Mattingly Lori Raye Erickson Annie Webster Chelsea Klamm Brenden Blue Mike Hill Terri Pollack Laura Nugent Adana Garrote Andrea Cira Brittany Noriega Allison Bowman Andrew Jones Trish Nixon Linda Jurkiewicz Desiree Warren Ellen Weitkamp […]
Travis Pratt – Passing Through
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesOpening Friday, February 4th 6pm - 9pm. Masks required. A ongoing series of small panels painted from the artist's photographs. The images are shot from daily life, travel, and people and places that have become meaningful or symbolic over time. Whether thick brushstrokes or the woodgrain of the panel, the emphasis is on an underlying […]
Greg Edmondson’s “Dark Matter”
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesDARK MATTER This body of work began at an isolated artist residency in January 2020 in response to a recent personal crisis. It soon evolved to address the global crisis in which we all found ourselves. When the work began, I had no WiFi, bad weather, and a dozen sheets of black Arches Cover... before […]
Vivian Wilson-Bluett Call and Response
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesDeromanticizing Complex Narratives, created by Vivian Wilson-Bluett and curated by Harold Smith, will be on view February 10th to March 4th. Join us for a discussion of the exhibition with the artist, facilitated by Kreshaun McKinney at the Smalter Gallery at 2pm on February 18th.
1st Annual Core Showcase
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesJoin us for our 1st Annual Core Showcase - an exhibition of works by artists who have been featured in the Core zine created by Brittany Noriega. Including works by Bea Bonanno, Adam Crowley, Terri Pollack, Tanith K, Tj Templeton, JoAnna Termini, Derrick Schmidt , Hannah Lane, Blanca Herrada, Taj Mattingly, Allison Bowman, Tetiana Siedina, Jenna […]
W 39th Street – Art From Here II
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesIt's the return of the neighborhood show! Originally dreamed up in our first year, now on the other side of the pandemic we are bringing back our hyper-local showcase. This exhibition highlights the great artistic talent living right in the gallery's backyard, showing works in a range of mediums by artists who have lived, worked […]
4th Annual Halloween Show – Shadow Play
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesJoin us for a celebration of the morbid and macabre. Opening Friday the 13th, 6-9pm. Halloween Party: Saturday, October 21st, 6-10pm. Including works by Taj Mattingly, Brittany Noriega, V Holecek, Troy McEvers, Hannah Hyatt, Martina Michelova, Natalie Medellin, Tyson Schroeder, Philo Northrup, Teresa Mastro and others! Image credit: "Odin" Teresa Mastro, mixed media on canvas […]
Passing Go
The Smalter Gallery 1802 W 39th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesPassing Go, a group exhibition featuring works by Justin Canja, Brittany Noriega, and Chico Sierra, explores the interplay between inner emotional landscapes and external environments. By representing a variety of people, places, and things, each artist reflects on how our inner worlds intersect with the surroundings we navigate.
