IN Kansas City November 2020

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Scott Heidmann (left) and Ken Petti.

Scott Heidmann THE POP-UP ART GALLERIST ANSWERS FOUR QUESTIONS by

Judith Fertig

NOVEMBER 2020

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ith a career as an interior designer with noted architectural firms—most recently as the director of design for the DLR Group and director of design for HNTB—Scott Heidmann knows a thing or two about creating ambience for work and hospitality. His son is an artist. His collaborator, Ken Petti, now creative developer for the pop-ups, has a background in fashion marketing. So perhaps it’s not unlikely that space + art + pandemic = the pop-up Heidmann Art Salon,

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IN Kansas City November 2020

Published on Oct 30, 2020Society

KC Media

Even with a pandemic, it's still the holidays and this issue is chock-full of tips for making the most of it, with food, fashion, and entertaining advice. There's an exclusive interview with the artist Nick Cave, who discusses his time at KCAI and his new immersive exhibit at The Momentary in Bentonville, Arkansas. An eight-page feature focuses on four dream kitchens, and the home feature is a modern family farmhouse in Platte City. 2020 is the centennial celebration of the Negro Leagues, formed right here in KC when Black players were blocked out of the Major Leagues. Despite Covid-19, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum celebrated with aplomb. Departments and columns include beauty, wellness, fashion, home, entertaining, music, recipes, and up-to-date info on KC's restaurant and bar scene.

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