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Join us for our opening reception First Friday, September 7th!
In anticipation of Kansas City Open Spaces, Belger Arts is exhibiting a solo exhibition, "Gypsy Hymns" featuring ceramics and drawings by renowned artist and Missouri University's Professor of Art, Bede Clarke. The expansive, expressive ceramic works of Bede Clarke incorporate the tactile qualities seen in his drawings and paintings. Clarke describes his process as one that is guided by a dialogue with the work; “a voice that has commitment and conviction, but also the allure of mystery and enigma. I am always most pleased when striking a balance of wildness and restraint."
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| | Opening Reception 6-9pm Friday, September 7th, 2018
Belger Crane Yard Studios 2011 Tracy Avenue Kansas City, Missouri 64108
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| | | Win this Espresso Mug!
Enter our contest to win this sweet espresso mug by Digital Debut artist, Bekah Bliss! All you have to do to win is:
- Follow @belgerarts and @bekahblisspottery on Instagram - Like our photo and tag a friend by Wednesday, September 5th at 11:59pm CST - Both you and your friend will be entered to win! - The winner will be announced on Thursday, September 6th at 12pm CST
* Limit one entry per person. Winner must reside in the United States. |
| | | | | William T. Wiley: Nomad Is An Island | August 25th - October 28th Belger Crane Yard Studios will feature Funk Artist, William T. Wiley's "Nomad is an Island" in addition to several prints from the Belger Collection. The focal piece, "Nomad Is An Island", is a 20' by 20' mixed media installation that has not been displayed since 2010.
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| | WATERFALL AS CINEMA | AUGUST 25 - OCTOBER 28, 2018
Belger Arts Center located at 2100 Walnut Street will feature "Cinema é Cachoeira" or "Waterfall as Cinema" by Denis Rodriguez and Leonardo Remor as an Open Spaces concurrent exhibition. They were visiting artists at the Kansas City Art Institute during the 2017 – 18 school year. The artists have been collaborating for nearly a decade out of their home-base of Porto Allegre, Brazil. |
| | | | Open Spaces is a citywide, family-friendly arts festival with Swope Park as its hub. For nine weeks, August 25 - October 28, Kansas City transforms into a center of artistic expression filled with performances, art installations, food, music, and more. There are four ways to enjoy Open Spaces: 1) The Exhibition includes over 40 public art installations throughout the city, by international, national and local artists; 2) The Village in Swope Park comes alive on weekends with food, local goods for sale, and free performances; 3) The Expanded Field includes free and paid programs happening across the metro such as live puppetry, exhibitions, performances and more; 4) The Weekend at Starlight Theatre includes iconic performing artists like Janelle Monae and The Roots. For more information, visit OpenSpacesKC.com
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