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Art Roundup: November 26, 2010 to December 3, 2010

November 23, 2010 Art

Weekly roundup of the best art shows and art related events in and around the Lawrence/Kansas City area. Check out the link below for our calendar events November 26, 2010 through December 3, 2010. Lawrence will be hosting Final Fridays the day after Thanksgiving. Many events provide shopping opportunities for local arts and crafts, plus big sales at stores including White Chocolate in downtown Lawrence.

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Highlights:

“DA POTTY CRUE” by Esther Pearl Watson

• SHARING
Wonder Fair: Art Gallery, Shoppe & Studio (803 1/2 Massachusetts Street in Lawrence, KS)
Friday, November 26, 6-10pm (Ongoing through January 25)

From the Organizers:
Wonder Fair will present SHARING: An Exhibition of Prints and Other Mulitples. Organized to coincide with the holiday season, SHARING joins the generous, community-oriented nature of printmaking with this joyous and giving time of year. This exhibition will consist of original etchings, silkscreens, and woodcuts, as well as zines, stickers, and more! Participating artists include: Bill Fick, Esther Pearl Watson, Little Friends of Printmaking, Lizz Hickey, Luke Ramsey, Mark Hosford, Mark Todd, Michael Hsiung, Pacolli, Scott Barry, Tugboat Printshop, and Uncle Mildred.

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• Squared
The Invisible Hand Gallery (801 1/2 Massachusetts Street in Lawrence, KS)
Friday, November 26, 5-10pm (Ongoing through December 20)

From the Organizers:
The ever-nebulous Fresh Produce Art Collective is squeezing itself into an exhibition of square format artworks. Styles range from rust prints by Charles Ray to post-digital paintings by Jeromy Morris. Photographers Jim Luhning and Adam Smith join unpredictable explorers Jeremy Rockwell and Yuri Zupancic. Paul Flinders will weave us another dream, Mike Adams slaps out a square peg, Leo Hayden brandishes blocks of brushwork, Anne Bruce engineers soft subtlety, Erok Johanssen sprays the street spirit, Josie Wrath serenades in equal X and Y dimensions, Matt Ridgway riddles us this and that and the collective’s free flowin’ fabric will surely yield a few more surprise guests. So, swing on up and see their squares sing.

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“Wolffe” by Joshua Rizer

• Innerlogue
The Bourgeois Pig (6 East 9th Street in Lawrence, KS)
Friday, November 26, 5-8pm (Ongoing through December 30)

From the Organizers:
This show features overly simplified pieces done in the style of four color comic book panels. Utilizing our private social agonies, I wanted to show that our options for realization and expression are often as limited as the situation that renders us, as the eyes we are seen through. Innerlogue refers to the idea that our interior thoughts are often where we live most of our lives and that our public persona is merely a life support system for who we privately are, hence the overly wordy thought balloons blotting out the action in these pieces. Joshua Rizer has been drawing, writing, composing, filming and most recently, painting, for the last twenty years. He resides in Kansas City, MO.

Art Roundup: October 8, 2010 to October 15, 2010

October 8, 2010 Art

Weekly roundup of the best art shows and art related events in and around the Lawrence/Kansas City area. If you come down to Astrokitty Comics on Saturday you will even see a Mighty Mugg from yours truly (Scott Stewart).

Check out the link below on our new calendar system October 8, 2010 through October 15, 2010.

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Hobbs Open Studios

October 8, 2010 Events

• Hobbs Open Studios
The Hobbs Building (1427 W. Ninth Street in Kansas City, MO)
Friday, October 8, 6-10pm and Saturday, October 9, 1-4pm

Over 25 artists will show there work from the studios in the basement, 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors of The Hobbs Building. Artists included are Strangelove Reincarnate (510), Gina Boyce – Gegi Designs (509), Bill Sullivan (508), Studio 508 (508), Brett Chenoweth (507), Vintage Repurposed (505), Genesis+Art Studio (501), James Ferris Photography (410), Marni Carlson (409), Marcy Lally (408), Keith Kavanaugh (407), Tom Hogan Stained Glass (406), Garry Noland (405), Jessica Rogers (405), Lynley Farris (405), Sidney Cothran (403), Judith G. Levy (402), Catherine Vesce (401), Diana Parrino (308), Lori Raye Erickson (307), Dana Swedo Bernal (307), Eddie Bernal (307), Dame Osaurus (307), Chrystal Wentling (307), Mindy Chang (307), Ada Koch (305), Nerdbots (304), Open Wider Studios (303), Studio 302 (302), Nichols Sculpture (301), KC Center for the Ink & Paper Arts (Basement).

Art Roundup: Final Friday for September 24th

September 22, 2010 Art

Weekly roundup of the best art shows and art related events in and around the Lawrence/Kansas City area.

Check out the link below on our new calendar system for this upcoming Final Friday in Lawrence, September 24, 2010. We have 20+ events recorded for Lawrence and a few for Kansas City with links and images. Hope to see you in downtown Lawrence this Friday!

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Art Roundup: September 17, 2010 to September 24, 2010

September 17, 2010 Art

Weekly roundup of the best art shows and art related events in and around the Lawrence/Kansas City area.

We are doing the roundup a little differently this week, we are using our new calendar system to track art events. So, please click This Link to View the Art Roundup

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