An exploration of what 'home' is and what it means.
Open call BOD Monday August 26th and close EOD Sunday September 22nd
Show Saturday October 19th - Sunday November 24th noon -4 pm by appointment
Autumn has this incredible pull on me. It feels like I am being called home after a full year's worth of activities and adventures. Fall invites us to slow down, take our time, and enjoy the quiet of cooler weather and darker days. There are lots of communal and familial holidays centered around the hearth and delicious, hearty meals. Autumn feels like a big hug. It is my favorite season.
This fall, I want to explore what 'home' means - specifically in the context of a home gallery. What does home look like? What does it feel like? Is it the people? Is it the stuff? Is it the pets? What makes a 'home' a home? 'Home' can have multiple definitions and truths that exist simultaneously, and I want to welcome all of them into my own.
Last autumn's exhibition featuring artwork from Kathryn Hogan, Nathaniel Liebel, Mich'ela Crawford, Bryan Boone, Piper Dorsey, and Caro Carlisle.
Gallery information: the space is sized at a cozy ~11.5x18 feet. Any and all mediums, large/small-form pieces are welcomed and encouraged! Please keep the size of my space in mind when submitting. While I am agreeable to trying new/different installations, I am unable to alter my space physically; work must fit through my 6x3ft doors. Also: do not have anything that could be eaten, destroyed, or used by my gallery cats. Vet care is expensive.
Shows run six (6) weekends and are by appointment unless otherwise stated. Artists will be contacted one to two (1-2) weeks after the call closes. I am one disabled person - have patience with me! I look forward to working with you and displaying your artwork.
Submissions open BOD Monday August 26th and close EOD Sunday September 22nd.
Show dates: Saturdays and Sundays October 19th - November 24th noon to 4pm by appointment. The final week of the exhibition will be a tour destination during the MDW Summit hosted at Charlotte Street, introducing the gallery and your work to other artist-ran projects throughout the Midwest and KC. I am very excited to be a part of this initiative!