2011 E X H I B I TI O N & A RT AUCT ION E VE NT
KANSAS CITY JEWISH MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART | EPSTEN GALLERY Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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THE KANSAS CITY JEWISH MUSEUM OF CONTEMPOR ARY ART WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE
2011 HONOR ARY CHAIRS DR. L AWRENCE COHEN & DONNA GOULD COHEN Thank you for your appreciation and enthusiasm for KCJMCA and its programs that serve Village Shalom and the Kansas City region. We are proud to have your generous support during the Seventh Annual UrbanSuburban at the Epsten Gallery during KCJMCA’s 20th anniversary!
Dr. Lawrence Cohen moved to Kansas City in 1972 with his late wife, Helen, and their four children, to serve as the head of the Cardiology Department of Menorah Medical Center. He is currently in solo practice and a member of several professional organizations. His wife Donna moved to Kansas City in 1985 with her late husband, Robert, who transferred to the city as CEO of DST Systems, and two of their three children — the eldest remained in Boston with his wife. Donna has served on a number of community boards including Harvesters and the Ronald McDonald House. She has also served on boards for a number of Jewish organizations including Jewish Family Services, the National Board of
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Association of Jewish Family and Child Agencies, and the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art, where she continues as an active volunteer. Donna has also worked at the Center for Management Assistance (CMA) as volunteer professional assisting non-profits with Board Governance and Fund Development. Some of Lawrence’s interests include music, the Stock Market, and fine wine, and Donna’s interests include social services, especially those serving the elderly population such as seen at KCJMCA, art, books, and travel. Together, they also enjoy their family of seven children and 13 grandchildren!
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CONGR ATUL ATIONS
Image: Jason Pollen: Wounded/Healing, May 29 – July 10, 2011, Epsten Gallery. Courtesy of E.G. Schempf
2011 HONOR ARY CHAIRS
DR. L AWR ENCE COHEN & DONN A GOULD COHEN DONNA & L ARRY, We are so proud of your continued and generous contributions to the community. As your children and grandchildren, we hope to someday follow your example. Today, we offer our heartfelt congratulations on the latest honor.
WITH ALL OUR LOVE, Joel, Daphne, Beth & Ben Gould Karen, Larry, Sam & Jacob Courtney Matthew, Erin, Ian, Noah, & Adam Gould Adam, Rachel, Jesse & Harlan Cohen David, Roxanne, Helena, & Jacob Cohen Jonathan & Reuben Cohen Sarah Cohen Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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Kansas City Jewish Museum Of Contemporary Art Epsten Gallery | Museum Without Walls
URBANSUBURBAN 2011 EXHIBITION September 18 – October 15, 2011 Opening Reception: Sunday, September 18, 2011 from 2 - 4p.m. URBAN SUBURBAN 2011 AUCTION EVENT Saturday, October 15, 2011 from 7 - 10:30p.m. HONOR ARY CHAIRS
Dr. Lawrence Cohen & Donna Gould Cohen EVENT CO-CHAIRS
Harriett Charno & Susie Sachs Cantor LIVE AUCTIONEER
Mike Williams URBANSUBURBAN COMMITTEE Herb Adler • Julie Altman • Sylvia Rose Augustus • Jonquil Baugh • Leslie Birmingham Bill Buschling • Marcus Cain • Julianne Charno • Carol Crater • Mark Cowardin Patty Dover • Susan Evenberg • Eileen Garry • Barbie Glass • Debbie Glassberg Debra Goldstein • Alan Goodheart • Bruce Goodheart • Paul Hilpman • Linda Hyken Lynn Intrater • Michael Klein • Regina Kort • Jennifer Kraenzle • Sherry Cromwell-Lacy Sandra Latham • Sharon Lund • Janell Meador • Beti Weber Moskowitz & Jules Moskowitz Abby Rufkahr • Lynn Schweig • Barbara Smith • Paul & Debbie Sokoloff Ellen Taylor • Lisa Theiss • Joni Weiner • Megan Wendelton
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2011 URBANSUBURBAN PARTICIPATING ARTISTS (Bold denotes catalogue entry)
Diana Abitz . Eric Abraham Asheer Akram . Jane Almirall Alberto Aguilar . Sylvia Augustus Marci Aylward . Miki Baird Jennifer Boe . Marcus Cain John Davis Carroll . Beth Cosner Mark Cowardin . Maria Creyts Bowie Croisant . Deanna Dikeman Melissa Eder . Lorrie Crystal Eigles Andrea Flamini . Ryan Fletcher Burton Freeman . Rachelle Gardner Stephanie Garry & Sandi Weinstein Bev Gegen . Rhonda Ginsberg Lester Goldman Estate Mindy Goodman . Steve Gorman Shea Gordon . Tom Gregg . Rain Harris David Harrison . Tanya Hartman Rachel Hayes . Marilyn Higgins Lynne Hodgman . Reilly Hoffman Meredith Host . Jennifer Jarnot Calder Kamin . Stephanie Kantor Ritchie Kaye . Amy Kephart Misha Kligman . Don Kottman Michael Krueger . Janet Kuemmerlein Christopher Leitch . Beniah Leuschke Linda Lighton . Kathy & Logan Lyerla Marilyn Mahoney . Julie Malen Megan Mantia . Karen McCoy Hugh Merrill . Maryellen Munger Laura Nugent . Anne Pearce Lee Piechocki . Jason Pollen Jane Pronko . Robert Quackenbush Carlyle Raine . Janet Satz Phil Shafer . Margaret Shelby Lynn Smiser Bowers . Colby Smith Irma Starr . Mary Ann Strandell Carolyn Summers . John Sutton III Caleb Taylor . Larry Thomas Bernadette E. Torres . Gerry Trilling May Tveit . Jane Voorhees Alan Winkler . Jessica Wohl Chris Wright
2011 HONORARY CHAIRS PROFILE: DR. LAWRENCE COHEN & DONNA GOULD COHEN
PAGE 6 URBANSUBURBAN 2011 EVENT CO-CHAIRS AND COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS
PAGE 8 KCJMCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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FRIENDS OF KCJMCA 2011 MEMBERS
PAGE 12 20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF KCJMCA FOUNDERS NORMAN & SYBIL KAHN
PAGE 14-15 LIVE AND SILENT ART AUCTION GUIDELINES
PAGE 20 A 2011 LIVE AUCTION FOCUS: THE ART OF LESTER GOLDMAN
PAGE 21 A SAMPLE OF JUST SOME OF OUR 2011 URBANSUBURBAN PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
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Cover Images, from left to right, top to bottom: Misha Kligman, Lynn Hodgman, Bernadette Torres, Phil Shafer, Linda Lighton, Hugh Merrill, Maria Creyts, Gerry Trilling, Janet Satz, Meredith Host, Rachel Hayes, Deanna Dikeman, Anne Pearce, & Janet Kuemmerlein.
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KCJMCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Regina Kort, President Sylvia Augustus, Vice President Lynn Intrater, Vice President Lynn Schweig, Secretary Peter Beren, Treasurer
Connecting Communities & Generations through the Arts Established in 1991, the purpose of the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art (KCJMCA) is to provide innovative art exhibitions and related programming that engage seniors and diverse audiences from all segments of our community to enrich lives and celebrate our common humanity through art. KCJMCA realizes this goal through a cooperative partnership with Village Shalom, an assisted living facility that houses KCJMCA’s Epsten Gallery, and through partnerships with local,regional and national institutions that participate in KCJMCA’s Museum Without Walls exhibition program.
Herb Adler, Honorary Sherry Cromwell-Lacy Jacqueline Epsten, Honorary Linda Lighton Barbara Smith Paul Sokoloff Irma Starr Sherman Titens Shirley White
PAST PRESIDENTS Saul Kass* Michael Klein Larry Meeker Hugh Merrill
DONATE | CONTRIBUTE | JOIN
KCJMCA is a non-for-profit 501(c)3 and a member of the national Council of American Jewish Museums.
FOUNDERS Sybil & Norman* Kahn
Contributions to KCJMCA are tax deductible and donations may be sent to 5500 West 123rd Street, Overland Park, KS 66209. KCJMCA membership, volunteering and sponsorship opportunities are always available.
Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art Epsten Gallery | Museum Without Walls
STAFF Eileen Garry, Executive Director Marcus Cain, Curator Abby Rufkahr, Administrative Assistant (*Of Blessed Memory)
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A Letter from the President & Event Co -Chairs Welcome to our seventh annual UrbanSuburban Exhibition & Art Auction and the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art (KCJMCA) 20th anniversary celebration! Through the efforts of our dedicated volunteers and staff, we are delighted to present this evening of great art and delicious food at the Epsten Gallery. We are especially grateful to this year’s Honorary Chairs, Donna Gould Cohen and her husband Dr. Lawrence Cohen for their generosity and support of KCJMCA and for their philanthropy and support of great causes throughout Kansas City. We wish to give very special thanks and congratulations to KCJMCA founder Sybil Kahn, and we present this celebration in loving memory of Norman B. Kahn, for their efforts to establish KCJMCA and the Museum Without Walls program, which has had a tremendous impact on this organization and the community it continues to serve.
KCJMCA Board President Regina Kort
We would also like to congratulate KCJMCA Executive Director Eileen Garry on becoming Executive Director Emeritus upon her retirement this year, and we thank her for being one of the driving forces behind our success for the past 20 years. An important acknowledgment must also be made to our UrbanSuburban Patrons, sponsors, and participating artists whose contributions allow KCJMCA to continue doing its good work for the residents of Village Shalom and the whole community. We truly appreciate your support. We also wish to thank Village Shalom for providing an in-kind gift of space for KCJMCA and its programs, and to the residents, staff and extended family for their participation. We hope you have a great evening. Enjoy the food and the company, but most of all enjoy the art. By being a successful bidder, you have the opportunity to support the Epsten Gallery, the artists, and to enrich your own life with art.
Urban Suburban 2011 Co-Chair Harriett Charno
We hope you will have a wonderful time!
Regina Kort, President
Harriett Charno & Susie Sachs Cantor, 2011 UrbanSuburban Co-Chairs
Urban Suburban 2011 Co-Chair Susie Sachs Cantor
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2011 Friends of the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art As of 8.15.2011
A HEARTY THANK YOU TO CURRENT KCJMCA SUPPORTERS! On behalf of those whose lives we touch, KCJMCA would like to thank the following KCJMCA Friends and contributors. Your enthusiastic support allows KCJMCA to stand tall among our community’s many venerable art institutions. Thank you, and we look forward to your support in the future!
Patrons ($1000+)
Herb Adler Michael Klein William & Regina Kort Linda Lighton & Lynn Adkins Shirley White
Donors ($500+)
Richard Alpert Dick & Gloria Anderson Peter & Sarah Beren Jonathan & Ellen Chilton Sybil & Norman* Kahn James Lacy & Sherry Cromwell-Lacy Jerry & Margaret Nerman Jane Voorhees
Collectors ($300+) Randy & Meg Adler Irwin & Rita Blitt Peter & Lynne Brown Josh & Ronna Garry Sharon Lund
Sustaining ($118+)
Sylvia Augustus Paul & Kathleen Bastasch Sol & Mickey Batnitzky Irene Bettinger Henry & Marion Bloch Michael & Jennifer Blum Mark Brodkey Harriett Charno Ann Cohen Paul & Bunni Copaken Paul Flam Jonathan & Rebecca Freiden Eileen Garry Steve & Janet Gershon
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Gerry Goldberg Allen Gutovitz William & Lynn Intrater Jill Jacob Justin & Beverly Johl Harvey & Michelle Kaplan Andrew & Lynn Kaufman Deedee King Larry & Cynthia Meeker JD & Alayne Mooney Lewis & Sue Nerman Carlyle Raine Marjorie Sackin Alan & Julie Schneider Stuart & Marcia Shanker Paul & Deborah Sokoloff Dan & Jennie Stolper Ellen Taylor Judy Wasserman Lawrence & Joni Weiner Bob & Jean Zeldin
Household ($75+)
Individual ($50+)
Lewis & Carol Berey Betty Bikson Bill Buschling Marcus Cain Anita Daniels Nicole Emanuel Arthur Federman Isak & Ann Federman Dorothy Fromm Steve Joss Florence Kaplan Tiberius & Carla Klausner Michael & Beth Liss Evan Luskin & Andrea Kempf Ruth Moss Julia Steinberg Lorraine Stiffelman Lisa & Dan Theiss Bernadette Torres
Young Friends ($35+)
Jennifer Boe Kimberly Anderson Rachel Kort Mark & Roni Beshears Andy Maugh Phil Braxdale Neil Breslow & Louise Hipsch Richard & Charlotte Brockman Alan Edelman & Deborah Sosland-Edleman Edward Feinstein & Gloria Baker Feinstein Rudolf & Phyllis Green Edward & Rickie Haith Ron & Barbara Hill Baruch & Donna Kaelter Sanford & Mary Radom Harold & Carol Sader Jacob Schreiber Robert & Aletha Simon Barbara Smith Marion & Dave Wilson *Of Blessed Memory Gary & Darlene Zimmerman
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To the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art on another successful year! Mazel Tov! Image: Between Thee & Me: Arists Respond to the Judaica Collection of Michael Klein, July 24 – September 4, 2011, Epsten Gallery. Courtesy of E.G. Schempf
IN KIND CONTRIBUTIONS The Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art wishes to thank the following UrbanSuburban 2011 In-Kind Contributors & Sponsors
Beniah Leuscke Art + Service Inspired Occasions Major Brands Patty Dover State of the Art Framing Sterling, Inc. USToy Village Shalom Williams Land & Cattle Auction Co. And all of our catalogue sponsors and advertisers!
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A MUSEUM WITHOUT BOUNDARIES:
The Gift of Sybil & Norman Kahn
Established in 1991 under the innovative foresight of Norman and Sybil Kahn and a small group of dedicated founding members, the Kansas City Jewish Museum Foundation (renamed Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art in 2010) was born with the belief that contemporary art with Jewish content could thrive outside the walls of traditional art venues in Kansas City. For ten years, Sybil, Norman, and their lead volunteer Eileen Garry presented museum-quality programs throughout Kansas City under the identity of Museum Without Walls. Then, from 1998-2000, the organization was invited to create and administer an exciting exhibition program inside the newly relocated Village Shalom. The Epsten Gallery of the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art (KCJMCA) was born, and Eileen Garry became its first full-time staff member as Executive Director. Although Museum Without Walls projects grew less frequent as KCJMCA found walls within Village Shalom, and the profile of the Epsten Gallery began to grow, the spirit of its effort remains rooted in Sybil and Norman’s initial effort. The catalyst for the Epsten Gallery’s rise and success over the past decade is due in some measure to Norman and Sybil. Like two interlocking links within an unbroken chain, Norman & Sybil Kahn and Robert & Jacqueline Epsten have paved the way for KCJMCA to reach a milestone in its existence. In 2011, we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the birth of the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art and the gift that this organization represents to the community from Norman & Sybil Kahn. This year we have also celebrated the 20th anniversary of our Museum Without Walls program through partnerships with the Charlotte Street Foundation’s Urban Culture Project (The Dining Room Project), Kemper
Image, above: Norman (Of Blessed Memory) & Sybil Kahn at KCJMCA’s 2010 UrbanSuburban Event
Museum of Contemporary Art (Jewish Museum, New York Curator Norman Kleeblatt lecture), and Rockhurst University (Between Thee & Me). Our mission has been to provide innovative art exhibitions and related programming that engage seniors and diverse audiences from all segments of our community to enrich lives and celebrate our common humanity through art. In celebrating important milestones such as this, we hope to keep the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art at the forefront of both mind and effort – to bring contemporary art and Jewish culture to the whole community. Thank you Sybil! We honor the contributions that you have made to the community through our organization and we offer this celebration in loving memory of your late husband Norman B. Kahn (1918-2011). Sincerely, The Board and Staff of The Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art
Images, left: Collage of Museum Without Walls brochures & images of Sybil & Norman Kahn at various KCJMCA events Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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CONGR ATUL ATIONS
Image: UrbanSuburban VI, September 5 – October 23, 2010, Epsten Gallery. Courtesy of E.G. Schempf
DR . L AWR ENCE COHEN & DONNA GOULD COHEN THE 2011 UR B ANSUBURBAN HONOR A RY CHA IRS
T hank you f or y our t r e me n d o u s s u p p o rt o f th e a rts i n t he G r eat er K a n s a s C i ty C o mmu n i ty !
Best wishes, John & Trudy Jacobson We also want to thank the artists, volunteers, staff, and Patrons of the Seventh Annual UrbanSuburban!
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Eileen moved to Kansas City in July of 1946 as the wife
of Marshall Garry. She has raised three children: Joshua, Paul, & Stephanie; and has had the pleasure of seeing them all marry and provide her with both grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She has also spent several years serving the community as a professional volunteer and in 1991 became one of the founding members of the Kansas City Jewish Museum Foundation (Renamed the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art in 2010). We are grateful for the 20 years she has dedicated to the development and growth of this organization, first as a volunteer, then as Assistant Director, and finally as Executive Director. We are excited to announce that Eileen will remain active in KCJMCA as Executive Director Emeritus in 2012 and beyond, and we look forward to sharing in her progress. Here are just a few of her many leadership roles and achievements: • Executive Director Emeritus, Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art, 2011. • Executive Director of the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art, 2000-2011. • Assistant Director of the Kansas City Jewish Museum Foundation, Museum Without Walls, 1991-1999. • Served on the National Conference of Community and
Justice during the Museum Without walls “People Puzzle” program at the Town Pavilion. • Chairman of Women’s Campaign & President of Women’s Division of the Kansas City Jewish Federation. • Third President of Congregation Beth Torah. • Participated in founding Congregation Beth Torah with a group of 19 other couples under the direction of Rabbi Mark Levin. • Chaired the Central Agency for Jewish Education for four years under the direction of Alan Edelman. • Past Officer and Board member of Family and Children Services – Chaired the “Plays for Living” Committee and was a member of the national “Plays for Living” Board. • Officer and Board Member of Congregation B’nai Jehudah. • President of Sisterhood of Congregation B’nai Jehudah, Member of the National Board for six years. • Served on the J.C. Nichols Parent-Teacher Association. Congratulations Eileen, and thank you for 20 years of dedication to this organization and for your service to the community! Sincerely, KCJMCA Staff and Board of Directors Images, above: Eileen Garry at various KCJMCA events.
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A YEAR IN REVIEW
Images from the 2011 Exhibition Season
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COMING SOON . COMING SOON . COMING SOON
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BIDDING NUMBER PADDLES
Guests may obtain bidding number paddles upon checking in at the auction event. These numbers will be your unique identifier to be used when placing your bid on objects in the live and silent auctions.
SILENT AUCTION
The silent auction will be held in two (A & B) segments, each closing independently over the course of the evening. Please refer to the Auction Schedule, which will be printed on the back of the bidding number paddles distributed during the evening of the auction.
LIVE AUCTION
The live auction will be held immediately following the closing of the first (A) silent auction. (Silent-auction objects without a single bid at the close of Silent Auction A automatically transfer to Silent Auction B.)
WINNING BIDS
Objects are awarded to the highest bidder, and only bids made in the increments designated on each bid sheet will be honored at checkout.
BUY-IT-NOW
A Buy-It-Now option is available on select items. These may be purchased by circling the price designated for this option and writing in your bid number and name. The bidder must also notify an auction volunteer to immediately close the bidding on that item. These purchases will be processed when the auction segment associated with the piece has closed.
SEALED BIDS
Sealed bids will be available to those individuals who are not able to attend the auction. These bids will be opened the day of the auction and entered accordingly. Consult staff in the KCJMCA office for sealed bidding information.
ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
Allow at least 20 minutes after each auction segment closes to retrieve your purchases. Payment by cash, check, Mastercard, Visa, Discover, and American Express will be accepted. All items purchased must be paid for and removed from the premises by the end of the evening unless special arrangements are made with the staff. Some items may be wrapped for their protection. 20
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2011 PARTICIPATING A RTISTS The Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art wishes to thank the participating artists of Urban Suburban for their participation and generous donations of exceptional artwork! (The following list is a partial list of participants and objects confirmed for auction as of 8.15.2011)
SPECIAL FEATURE
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LESTER GOLDMAN A major presence in the Kansas City art world for nearly forty years, Lester Goldman was undeniably one of the most complex, experimental and consistently provocative artists of his era. His works are so intelligent and comprehensive they contain all of painting’s history without owing allegiance to any particular era. Goldman’s work is inspiring in it’s ability to convey a sense of sheer vitality, both painterly and intellectually. His paintings as well as sculptural assemblages are at once exuberant and playful, even when containing a darker subtext. Goldman’s great grandfather, a Russian immigrant of Jewish origin sold rags from a pushcart on the streets of New York to feed his family. This became the inspiration for “Rag Pusher” the premier painting from his 2001 solo exhibition “Welcome to the Rag Ball” (at the Joseph Nease Gallery). The painting features large biomorphic shapes and high key colors. The hectic clustering of fractured shapes at the lower right includes his signature black and white stripes. Goldman related the stripes to the concentration camp prisoners’ uniforms of World War II. See complete artwork information on page 32.
SPECIAL FEATURE
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ERIC ABR AHAM
www.ericabraham.net | 785.252.7722
Art is magic and I am an art magician who sees everything as potential material. Personal art history and popular culture are strong influences which become manifest as visual adventures. Eric Abraham received his BFA in Painting from the Kansas City Art Institute in 1963 and his MFA in Ceramics from the University of Nebraska in 1969. He has been a studio artist since 1972 and is currently living in Lucas, KS.
The Good Farmer’s Barnyard Excellence Trophy!, 2011 Porcelain with lusters and attachments, 15x7x8” VALUE: $375
NOT PICTURED Sheep Trophy, Barnyard Trophy Series, 2011 Porcelain with lusters and attachments, 23x10x8.5”, Value: $450
ASHEER AKR AM asheer@comcast.net
Born in Oklahoma City, OK, Asheer Akram is an emerging artist who moved to Kansas City at a young age. Akram attended high school in Blue Springs, MO, and college at the Kansas City Art Institute. He graduated from the Kansas City Art Institute in 2007, majoring in Sculpture. Akram now has a studio in the east crossroads where he continues his sculptural work. He was recently the recipient of a Lighton International Artist Exchange Grant for travel to Pakistan, and he is currently working on a large-scale public commission for the Belger Arts Center.
Truck Detail, 2011
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Steel, paint and found objects, 4x30x16” VALUE: $800
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JANE ALMIR ALL
www.janealmirall.com | janealmirall@earthlink.net
More to love, 2009
Gouache, walnut ink, coffee on hand-cut paper, 18x30” VALUE: $925
Jane Almirall received her MFA in painting at Arizona State University in 2003 and was in the 2003 Birds in Art exhibition at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Museum where she has work in the permanent drawing collection. She was an artist-in residence at the Anderson Ranch Arts Center in 2004 and since then – and in spite of her better judgment – she has been working as a fulltime artist and exhibiting her work regularly. Jane lives in Kansas City, MO with her husband, daughter and son. Her work is available at Good Girl Art Gallery in Springfield, MO and g2 Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ.
SYLVIA AUGUSTUS
yellacorvette@hotmail.com
Sylvia Rose Augustus holds a bachelors degree from Washington University in St. Louis; and graduate degrees from Cornell University and the University of California at Berkeley. Sylvia has exhibited and sold her paintings and photographs in Kansas City Metro area galleries. She resides in Kansas City, KS with her husband Scott and their dogs.
Wyoming Pickup Truck, 2011
Digital photographic print, 24x36” VALUE: $800 NOT PICTURED Badlands, South Dakota, 2011 Digital photographic print, 24x36”, Value: $800 Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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MARCI AYLWARD aylwardcarroll@sbcglobal.net
In life, color and light are what draws me. The endlessly changing land, sky, moving clouds, cast shadows and light is vital to life. The land has a constant and universal quality, evoking memories and triggering the senses. The experience of being out in the landscape is something that challenges me to capture and express the immediate response. Being exposed to great works of art is inspirational. Artists such as Corot and Constable have had an impact on the work that I do. After graduating from KCAI, attended Parsons School of Design in New York. Traveling, living, working and surviving in various environments helped guide my direction along the path I am presently taking.
Abernathy Furniture, 2011
Acrylic on canvas, 16x20” VALUE: $900
MIKI BAIRD meyekb@mac.com
Miki Baird was born in Hays, Kansas and studied at the University of Kansas where she was awarded a full scholarship and received an MFA degree in art. Ms. Baird taught as a lecturer from 2000 through 2007 in the Sculpture and Interdisciplinary Arts departments of the Kansas City Art Institute. Her most recent exhibitions include Familiar: Portraits of Proximity at Epsten Gallery, November 2010 through January 2011 and Eric Fischl’s America: Now and Here May 2011; currently she is participating in Flatfiles 2011 at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis.
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…about you, 2011
Archival pigment prints applied individually to felt, 38x24.5” Urban Suburban Exhibition: September – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm VALUE:18$3,100
MARCUS CAIN
Marcuscainstudio@gmail.com | 816.876.7747
Marcus Cain is an artist, curator and writer based in Kansas City, MO. He holds a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute, and he actively exhibits his work throughout the Midwest and across the country. His work may be found in the public collections of BBC America Worldwide, Westin Hotels, Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Sprint Corporation, Stowers Institute for Medical Research, Blue Cross & Blue Shield, and CBIZ Corporation.
Light Outside, 2011
Acrylic, ink, watercolor on wood panel, 14x11” VALUE: $1,400 * Artwork courtesy Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
JOHN DAVIS CARROLL
www.johndaviscarroll.com
I grew up in New England and attended a small private art school called Swain School of Design where I received a B.F.A. in Painting. From there I went on to graduate school at Parsons School of Design in NYC and graduated with a M.F.A. in Painting. I have taught art in the Kansas City area for the last 17 years.
KC from the North, 2011
Oil on Wood, 10x14” VALUE: $800
Having lived in large cities, I observed how nature was twisted and squeezed by a created environment. I have also observed that no matter how far you may be from civilization there is evidence of human impact on the landscape. My intention is to express how human made structures interact and impose on the landscape.
Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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BETH COSNER bcsdesigns@aol.com
Beth Cosner received her BFA in Design from the University of Kansas, where she studied Metalsmithing, and she received her Graduate Jeweler Diploma from the Gemological Institute of America. Cosner designs and manufactures each piece by hand with a careful attention to design and fine craftsmanship. She exhibits her work in art shows throughout the region and in stores and galleries throughout the United States. Cosner has also recently expanded her practice to include custom bridal jewelry.
Agate Slice Pendant Necklace, 2011
Black Spinel, Pyrite, Black Swarovski Crystal, 14k gold-filled hammered oval, lobster claw clasp and chain, 22x2.75” VALUE: $250
MARK COWARDIN www.markcowardin.com
After receiving his B.F.A. in sculpture from the University of Kansas in 1998, Mark H. Cowardin moved on to the University of Arizona in Tucson where he completed his M.F.A. in 2001. Mark’s sculptural work, which conceptually explores the intersection of humans and the natural world, has been exhibited widely on regional, national, and international levels. Cowardin is currently the head of the sculpture department at Johnson County Community College, and his work is included in numerous public and private collections, including the John Michael Kohler Art Center, Mississippi State University, and the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Plenty, 2011
Ebonized walnut, poplar, paint and flocking, 14x26x5” VALUE: $1,500 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October
MARIA CREYTS
www.mariaaurora.net | mariacreyts@gmail.com
Maria Creyts’ most recent solo exhibition, “neo PANOS,” was held at Leedy-Voulkos Art Center in March & April this year. In 2010, she exhibited photo-friezes (long panorama-format photos) at Centro Fotográfico Manuel Álvarez Bravo in Oaxaca, Mexico and Lyons Weir Gallery in Chelsea, New York City. Ms. Creyts earned her MFA from Yale University School of Art, and she signs her work mariaurora.
Lace Drawing two, 2007
Archival inkjet print from unique wet-process photo, 21x25” VALUE: $525
BOWIE CROISANT
www.bowiecroisant.com bowiecroisant@gmail.com
Bowie Croisant earned a BFA from Kansas State University, studied at the Kansas City Art Institute and has been an Artist in Residence at Red Star Studios. Bowie’s work is in multiple private and public collections, including the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, and has been featured in Ceramics Monthly as an Emerging Artist and the cover of Pottery Making Illustrated.
Vaz - Iron, 2009
Soda Fired Porcelain, 6x13” VALUE: $300 Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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DEANNA DIKEMAN www.deannadikeman.com ddikeman@mac.com www.thedolphingallery.com
Deanna Dikeman has been an artist-photographer since 1985. She received the United States Artists Booth Fellowship in 2008, the Charlotte Street Foundation Fellowship in 2006, and the Aaron Siskind Foundation Individual Photographer’s Fellowship in 1996. Deanna is represented by Dolphin Gallery.
Dump truck, 2000
Silver gelatin print, 16x20” VALUE: $700 * Courtesy The Dolphin Gallery
MELISSA EDER
Melissa Eder received her B.F.A. in Painting from Parsons School of Design in New York City where she studied with Sean Scully and a M.F.A. in Combined Media from Hunter College in New York City where she studied with Robert Morris and received a Meritorious Award from the Alumni Association. As a visual artist, her work has been shown nationally and internationally in such venues as the Bronx Museum of the Arts, New York University’s Broadway Windows Gallery, Art in General, and the Charlotte Street Foundation’s Paragraph Gallery in Kansas City, Missouri. Her work was chosen by Sarah Hasted for New Jersey at Night (McDonald’s), 2002 Photography Now, 2004, for the Photography Digital print, 30x20” Quarterly, and she has been reviewed in the New York Times among other publications. VALUE: $750 She in Suburban New York Exhibition: City. 28 lives and works Urban September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
LORRIE EIGLES
coachlor@swbell.net
Floating Across Rainbows, 2009
Color pencil and ink on paper, 18x25” VALUE: $575
As a color pencil and ink artist, Lorrie Crystal Eigles has a highly intuitive and spontaneous approach to creating art. She begins drawing free hand on paper using black ink with the curvilinear imagery unfolding into whimsical art. Using so many intense colors in her work lifts her spirits and those of her viewers. Lorrie’s awardwinning art has been in many solo and group art exhibits. Her art is in private and business collections, including the Stowers Institute for Medical Research, throughout the United States and New Zealand. Lorrie has a Bachelor’s degree in Art, Sociology and American Studies and a Master’s degree in Counseling from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville.
ANDREA FL AMINI
www.andreaflamini.com | andrea@flamini.com
Blind Files #100-2878, #100-2828, #100-2820 (triptych), 2009
Digital C-Prints on panels, 12x12” each, overall dimensions variable VALUE: $2,000
Andrea Flamini is an Italianborn, U.S.-based artist whose practice spans a broad range of media including video, photography, and sound installations. His work has been shown internationally in such venues as the Hong Kong Film Archive, Kunsten Museum of Modern Art, Denmark, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma in Helsinki.
Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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BURTON FREEMAN
www.burtonfreeman.com | burton@burtonfreeman.com
New York City based artist Burton Freeman studied Sculpture, Printmaking, Ceramics and Graphic Design at The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. as an undergraduate and then continued studying at the Atlanta College of Art in Atlanta, Georgia. In addition to his time spent working in printmaking and sculpture, Freeman has also worked as a professional web designer and developer with such advertising firms as Crispin, Porter + Bogusky, MHI, Inc. and Frost Miller Group. He has also worked directly on projects for clients including Microsoft, Coca-Cola, VW North America, and World Wildlife Fund. He has also owned and operated his own web development and design business for over almost 10 years and his current project is a collaboration with a well-known Australian Textile Company, Michell 1870.
Let There Be Light, 2011
Silkscreen on paper, Artist Proof, 22x30” VALUE: $1,250
R ACHELLE GARDNER www.mgardner.com
Rachelle Gardner is a mixed media artist and designer with a focus in fibers. Her work has been seen across Kansas City in solo and group exhibitions, as well as site-specific installations. Gardner is a past recipient of the ArtsKC Inspiration Grant, The Charlotte Street Foundation Studio Residency, and is an Artist Inc. alumnus.
Crawler, 2010
Needle felted wool, pit-fired earthenware, 10x4x2” VALUE: $300
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Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
BEV GEGEN
bevgegen@mac.com
Bev Gegen has exhibited widely in group and solo shows in Kansas City, Salina, Manhattan, Lincoln, Des Moines and Los Angeles. Her work is represented in several public and private collections including the Stowers Institute of Medical Research, University of Northern Iowa and the Raphael and Intercontinental Hotels. She is a life long resident of Kansas City, MO.
Maybe, 2011
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas, 26x30” VALUE: $1,300
RHONDA GINSBERG
paularosen54@gmail.com
Rhonda Ginsberg established her business in 1987. She attended Johnson County Community College in Commercial Art and the Kansas City Art Institute. She has been designing jewelry with an interest in Tibetan designs as well as learning the art of wire wrapping. She has shown locally in fine art galleries as well as in Las Vegas, NV, and Rancho Mirage, CA. Her limited edition wire wrapped pendants may currently be found at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art gift shop at Johnson County Community College.
Jade Tibetan Necklace with Hill Tribe Flower Beads
Hand-engraved silver, carnelian, Hill Tribe flower beads, agate, 12x2” VALUE: $375
Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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LESTER GOLDMAN
www.lestergoldman.com | goldfam@mindspring.com
Lester Goldman (1942-2005) was a popular Kansas City artist and KCAI Professor of Painting and Drawing. Over his 40-year career, Goldman’s work encompassed performance art, multimedia productions, and happenings in addition to hundreds of paintings, sculptures, and works on paper. Awards include two NEA Grants (1980s), four Andrew Mellon Faculty Development Grants (19841992), a Charlotte Street Foundation award (2001), and a KCAI Excellence in Teaching Award (2003). His works are in private and public collections of the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Albrecht-Kemper Art Museum, Daum Museum, IBM, H&R Block, Polsinelli and many others.
Rag Pusher, 2000
Oil on canvas, 96x70” VALUE: $10,000
STEVE GORMAN artist@stevengorman.com
Steve Gorman has recently retired from 25 years teaching and is now pursuing his art career full time. His recent solo exhibit at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art was well received, he has work in many private collections, and he is represented by the Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art Gallery.
Full Belly Cups, 2011
White earthenware, ceramic stains (nonfunctional), 4x3x2.5” VALUE: $240 *Courtesy Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
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Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
R ACHEL HAYES
www.rachelbhayes.com | rachel@rachelbhayes.com
Open Agenda, 2010
Mixed media on paper, 28.5x30” VALUE: $1,200
Rachel Hayes hails from Kansas City and has recently moved back to Brooklyn, NY. She earned a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute and an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University. She has had solo exhibitions with Bravin Lee Programs, New York, NY, Shaw Center for the Arts, Baton Rouge, Solvent Space, Richmond, VA, LAB Gallery, NY and Roswell Museum and Art Center, Roswell, NM. Group exhibitions include the Sculpture Center, NY, Kansas City Jewish Museum, Grand Arts, Kansas City, and Fakespace LA. Awards and Residencies include Sculpture Space Residency, Art Omi International Residency, Roswell Artist-inResidence Program, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Fellowship in Sculpture and the Charlotte St. Fund. Most recently she was awarded the Augustus SaintGaudens Memorial Fellowship in Sculpture and had a solo show 2010 in Cornish, NH.
MARILYN HIGGINS
mhpots@kc.rr.com
Asian Serving Bowl, 2011
Porcelain, glaze, 16.25x7.25x2.75” VALUE: $250
Inspiration gives birth to creativity…whether the inspiration comes from another person, a culture, or a spiritual calling; more fundamentally it comes from the expressive heart of the artist. I feel like the gentle quiet nature of the Asian culture is reflected in my work. I love the simplicity of form enhanced by the quiet black glaze or black and white; and the spontaneity of Shino glazes…each pot born to unpredictable effects of the firing. My work is a combination of several techniques. Using either porcelain or stoneware…I throw and alter, hand build, and sculpt; most often combining those processes in a single piece. Then they are fired in a gas kiln to cone 10. I have chosen to work with clay, as I find it reveals limitless possibilities and aesthetic integrity. I look toward growth in my work, as I continue to gain skill, knowledge and insight.
Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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LYNNE HODGMAN
www.lynnehodgman.com | Lynn.hodgman@gmail.com
My art addresses the mysterious abstraction of written language. I create language-like symbols I call Glyphs, which are wholly invented and one-of-akind. There is no alphabet or translation. I have made tens of thousands of Glyphs in many mediums. My work is repetitive, rhythmic, and obsessive, and often created in series.
Enigma III, 2011
Watercolor, ink, thread on paper 19x25” framed VALUE: $495
REILLY HOFFMAN reibeam@gmail.com
Reilly Hoffman, Kansas City based sculptor and resident artist for Zahner Metal creates work by carving steel with fire. His use of innovative techniques and processes combined with influences from sources such as the cosmos, apocryphal literature, and natural systems comes together to produce elegant objects conveying a sense of lightness.
Pheonia, 2010
Flame carved steel, 13x7x4” VALUE: $1,800
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Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
MEREDITH HOST
www.meredithhost.com | meredithhost@gmail.com
Meredith Host was born and raised in Detroit Rock City. She received her BFA in Ceramics from Kansas City Art Institute in 2001 and her MFA in Ceramics from The Ohio State University in 2008. She was recently named one of the 2011 Emerging Artists for NCECA and Ceramics Monthly. Currently, Meredith lives in Kansas City, MO and is a full time studio potter.
Dot Dot Doily Vase
Porcelain with iron oxide decals, 13x5.5x5.5” VALUE: $250
JENNIFER JARNOT
www.jenniferjarnot.com | Jenn.jarnot@gmail.com
Xenophobia, 2011 Digital print, 18x20”
Jennifer Jarnot is a professional artist living and working In Lawrence, Kansas. She received her undergraduate degree from SUNY at Fredonia (Cum Laude) and her MFA in painting and drawing from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Since moving to Lawrence, Kansas she has been teaching (since 2008) painting, drawing, visual language, printmaking, and digital media at Baker University. Last year, she also directed Baker’s Holt-Russell Gallery. Jarnot has exhibited her work regionally, nationally, and internationally with several group exhibitions in Mexico and a collaborative project with Alvin Gregorio and Josiah Lopez in the Philippines. She has twice been included in Snap to Grid at the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, and numerous group exhibitions in Denver, Boulder, Albuquerque, Wichita, Memphis, and Fredonia, New York.
Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm VALUE: $525
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CALDER KAMIN calderk@gmail.com
Calder Kamin is an artist and art administrator in Kansas City, MO. Kamin’s fabricated fauna illustrate an investigation into our benevolence towards certain species, and cultural constructions of nature. Before completing her BFA, for ceramics and art history from the Kansas City Art Institute in 2009, she began curating for Red Star Studios, and the Kansas City Art Institute’s Ferguson Teaching Collection and off campus galleries. She has shown nationally, and is in several notable collections in Kansas City. Recently, Kamin has returned to KCAI as staff in Career Services to assist in the development of the professional practice programming.
Domestic Variations, 2011
White earthenware, 8x4x7” each (overall dimensions variable) VALUE: $650
RITCHIE KAYE
www.ritchiekaye.com | ritchie@ritchiekaye.com
Born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, Ritchie Kaye attended Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. She majored in Painting and Printmaking, with a minor in Sculpture. She has done graduate studies at Virginia Commonwealth, Hampton University, and SACI, Florence, Italy. She currently lives in Fairway, Kansas.
Untitled (9.11.2001), 2001
Archival print, 25x30” framed VALUE: $1,500
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Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
MISHA KLIGMAN
www.mishakligman.com misha@mishakligman.com
Misha Kligman was born in Kazan, Soviet Union in 1978. In 2009, Kligman earned an MFA in Painting from the University of Kansas. Kligman’s studio practice is focused on painting, but also includes drawing and installation. Currently, Kligman lives and works in Kansas City with his wife artist Amy Kligman.
Young Pioneer, 2008
Graphite, salt on paper, 26.5x38.75” VALUE: $600
JANET KUEMMERLEIN
jkfiberart@sbcglobal.net | 816.842.7049
Janet Kuemmerlein studied at the College for creative Studies in Detroit, and the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan. In 2009, she was awarded the Kansas Arts Commission Master Artist Fellowship. Her work is featured in collections of the Chicago Institute of Art, Smithsonian Museum, Washington, D.C., Museum of Art and Design, New York, NY, Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, Sedalia, MO, Rochester Institute of Technology, and the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Mellow Rose, 2011
Acrylic on canvas, 24x24” VALUE: $800 Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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CHRISTOPHER LEITCH christopherleitch@sbcglobal.net
Christopher Leitch is an artist and educator in Kansas City. He currently serves as director of the Kansas City Museum at Corinthian Hall. His studio is in Merriam, KS, where he lives with Stuart and two indolent cats.
four nows, 2005
Pencil and chalk on paper, colors chosen randomly, drawn upside-down and backwards, left handed, 10x8” VALUE: $750
LINDA LIGHTON www.lindalighton.com lighton@earthlink.net
I agonize over the life I give my sculptures and how they will evolve into being through form and color. I believe their story may be told cogently and clearly by picking the right color, layering it and shining it into existence. The depth of a plum red, the languid pulsing of purple with blood and muscle underneath, the lofted softness of a creamy peach satin quilt, with just a bit of tartness – these are the colors, and their attendant emotions, that I try to achieve in my work.
Luminosity Sconce, 2011
Porcelain, glaze, LED light, silk cord, Dimensions variable VALUE: $1,000
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Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
MARILYN MAHONEY
mmahoney8@kc.rr.cm
Fold Over, 2009
Media mixed media on paper, 18x24” VALUE: $1,200
My recent work can be seen as a marriage of my continuing interest in architecture. Machinery, structure, tools, technical drawing, balance, visual relationships and man vs. nature, are some of my interests. These interests or experimentations aren’t logical, one foot in front of another algorithms, but are experiments with a good deal of jumping around. I allow myself to follow a scattered meandering path. The immense variation and possibility of visual opportunity definitely guides where my brush or pencil lands next. Process, is very important to me and makes simple routine and construction the backbone of what I do. My newer works are constructed out of Mylar pieces that are gritty, drawn, painted, cut and finally heat bonded together. Old media of graphite and new media of plastic together develop a relationship & cadence that seems to write it’s own story of mankind and the natural world.
JULIE MALEN
www.juliemalen.com | juliemalen@gmail.com
Julie Malen completed her BFA- ceramics at the Kansas City Art Institute in 2009. Currently she resides in Kansas City, and from 2009-2011 was an artist in residence of the Charlotte Street Foundation’s Urban Culture Project. Malen exhibits nationally including the Kansas City Artists Coalition and the Museum of International Ceramic Art- Denmark.
The Joy of Folly, 2011 Ceramic, glazes, acrylics 13x11x13”
VALUE: $1,200
Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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MEGAN MANTIA mmantia13@hotmail.com
Megan Mantia is a photographer, organizer and all-around documenter who spends as much of her time & money as possible capturing landmark moments and behind-the-scenes secrets of the Kansas City art movement and beyond. She’s a 2006 graduate of KCAI, and a member of KC clans Ssion, Whoop Dee Doo & Rah! Booty Radical Cheerleaders.
White Tribal: Elisha Stetson, 2008
Digital color print, Plexiglas, wood, electrical light, 17x25x7” VALUE: $600
HUGH MERRILL www.hughmerrill.com hughmerr@hotmail.com
Hugh Merrill is a printmaker, educator, community artist and the Director of Chameleon Arts Agency, a not for profit that facilitates new genre community and public art projects in Kansas City. He has taught at the Kansas City Art Institute for over 35 years and was awarded the Southern Graphics Councils Distinguish Teaching award in 2007. His artwork and prints are in the over 50 Museums internationally including the Museum of Modern Art New York. Merrill is a part President of the Jewish Museum of Kansas City. In 2011 the book Divergent Consistencies charting 40 years of Merrill’s studio and community artwork was published by the Leedy-Voulkos Art Center and is available on Lulu.com.
Torah, 2011
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Mixed media print on paper, 46.5x33.25” VALUE: $1,500 Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
ANNE PEARCE
anne.pearce@rockhurst.edu
Pet (a.k.a. Furry), 2011
Pen and ink on paper, 15x14” VALUE: $1,200 * Courtesy Cara and Cabezas Contemporary
Anne Austin Pearce was born in Lawrence, Kansas and studied at the Kansas City Art Institute and Brighton Polytechnic. In 1993, Pearce received a full scholarship to James Madison University, where she received her MFA with an emphasis in drawing and painting in 1996. Currently she is a Professor at Rockhurst University and Director of Greenlease Gallery. Recent exhibitions of her work include; 2010- Anne Austin Pearce, Emporia State University, Emporia, KS; Body Image, Gallery 31 at Corcoran School of Art and Design, Washington, DC; 2009Drawing a Line, Cara and Cabezas Contemporary, Kansas City, MO; 2008- Humours, Unit 5 Gallery, Kansas City, MO; Drawbridge, WORK, New York, NY; KC in LA, Milo Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; Viewing Program, The Drawing Center, New York, NY; Locate Navigate, La Esquina, Kansas City, MO; 2007- Rhetorical Black Holes, Frankfurt, Germany, Genetic Confetti, Emory, Virginia. Pearce is represented by Cara and Cabezas Contemporary in Kansas City, MO.
LEE PIECHOCKI
www.leepiechocki.com lee@leepiechocki.com
Lee Piechocki is an artist living in Kansas City. He makes paintings about the weird experiences he has or the funny things he thinks of. Actually, his paintings are almost always a combination of these two, a good mix of fact and fiction.
It’s All Over Now, 2009
Acrylic on paper, 8”x12” (image) 11x14” (framed) VALUE: $400
Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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ROBERT QUACKENBUSH
www.artbyq.com | robert.quackenbush@att.net | 913.814.7510
Robert Quackenbush is a full-time working painter, printmaker and sculptor. Since arriving in Kansas in 2005, He has had 13 solo exhibitions and participated in numerous group shows including the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, and currently, the American Jazz Museum and the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art. His work has been added to the permanent collections of Sprint/Nextel, American Century Investments, Emprise Bank, West Plaza Properties, and most recently, the Truman Medical Center. In 2010 Robert was nominated for a Charlotte Street Foundation Visual Artist Award.
清晰 (Clarity), 2011 24x24x 2” VALUE: $1,800
JANET SATZ
satznord@sunflower.com
Janet Satz’s multi-layered collages of manipulated photographs, drawings and prints, dramatically evoke the sights and dynamism of natural and urban environments. Clear-Cut Logjam marks her stance against deforestation. A recent profile on her art was in ereview (May 10, 2011). Born in Chicago, she has a B.F.A, Pratt Institute; M.A. in Art Ed., N.Y.U. Her art is in the collections of Sprint, General Electric, Mercedes Benz, and the K.U. Spencer Museum.
Clear-cut Logjam, 2010
Archival pigment print, edition 2/35, 43.75x32” VALUE: $1,850
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Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
PHIL SHAFER
www.sikestyle.com | sikestyle@gmail.com
I’m a KCAI grad with a background in Photography and New Media. I work in a flat vector style, which I use to design t-shirts, music packaging, and logos. When I am not working for clients, I also promote and curate shows and events and DJ on the weekends.
Live at Standees, 2011
Digital inkjet canvas print, 36x36” VALUE: $750
MARGARET SHELBY
mshelby22@gmail.com
Margaret Shelby holds her B.F.A. from the Kansas City Art Institute and is currently an M.A. candidate at the University of Missouri, Kansas City. Most recently she hosted Now Serving at the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art as part of the Dining Room Project in conjunction with the Charlotte Street Foundation and Urban Culture Project. Margaret has won several local awards including an ArtsKC Inspiration Grant from the Arts Council of Metropolitan Kansas City and was also selected to participate in the Artist, Inc. program, tuition funded in part by the Charlotte Street Foundation.
Soldier Girl, 2011
Mixed media on artboard, 20x20” VALUE: $350
Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
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LYNN SMISER BOWERS
Lynn Smiser Bowers is an alumnus of the Kansas City Art Institute and a studio potter who recently relocated to Dallas, Texas. Her main body of work continues to be art for the kitchen, the table, the garden and the human hand. Galleries that represent her work include Akar Gallery, Red Star Studios, Signature Gallery, Santa Fe Clay, and The Clay Studio. She has taught many workshops including Anderson Ranch, Red Star Studios, Pre-NCECA Colorado 2003 and Baltimore 2005, and Santa Fe Clay. She also received the Lighton International Exchange Grant for a residency in Kecskemet, Hungary.
Pear Vase, 2010
Porcelain, glazes, 10.5x7x5” VALUE: $300
CALEB TAYLOR
www.calebtaylor.com | calebtaylor@hotmail.com | 406.599.3193
Caleb Taylor received a Joan Mitchell MFA Grant, a Charlotte Street Fellowship, and is published in New American Paintings. His work has been exhibited at the Dolphin, Grand Arts, and Brenda Taylor Gallery (NY). Taylor recently completed a commission for KC Medical Center and is a co-founder of PLUG Projects.
Yellow Window III, 2010
Mixed media on paper, 22”x30” (26”x34” framed) VALUE: $1,500
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Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
L ARRY THOMAS
www.larrythomasart.com | larry@larrythomasart.com | lthomas@jccc.edu
Larry Thomas received MA and MFA degrees in printmaking from the University of Iowa, where he studied with Maurcio Lasansky. He has been in over seventy regional, national and international exhibitions. His work is in more than sixty corporate and public collections including the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, and numerous private collections. He is represented by Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art in Kansas City, MO, and has taught at Johnson County Community College since 1991, where he is currently Professor and Chair of the Fine Arts Department.
Swirl, 2011
Hand-colored Ultra Chrome print, edition of 5 15x18.75 (image size) 25x27” (framed) VALUE: $600 * Courtesy Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
BERNADETTE TORRES
www.bernadettetorres.com | betorres11@hotmail.com
Telling a great story is what Torres does. She communicates by using her hands and translating stories into clay. She earned a BFA at KCAI and an MFA from the University of Miami in Florida. She i s an art professor and Gallery Director at the Carter Art Center at MCC-Penn Valley. Bernadette is a 2009 Inspirational Grant and a Charlotte Street Foundation/KCAC 2008 Creative Capital Grant recipient. Bernadette’s ceramics can be viewed at the Blue Gallery and online at www. bluegalleryonline.com or become her fan on facebook.
Forgive Me, 2011 * Courtesy Blue Gallery www.bluegalleryonline.com Porcelain, glaze, fire wire, 8x9x5” VALUE: $395 Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm 45
GERRY TRILLING
www.gerrytrilling.com | trillfam@earthlink.net
Gerry Trilling’s most recent solo show, Hiding Beauty, was in 2011 at Structural Madness Gallery. In the spring of 2011, she also created work for the Epsten Gallery portion of Between Thee & Me-artists respond to the Judaica collection of Michael Klein. Note: San Telmo: 410 Eye Candy is based on a textile found in a Buenos Aires flea market.
San Telmo: 410 Eye Candy, 2010
Constructed painting, 42x42” VALUE: $3,000
JANE VOORHEES www.jvoorhees.com jvoorhees@me.com
Jane Voorhees earned her BFA from the University of Kansas and her MA in printmaking from the University of MissouriKansas City. Voorhees teaches printmaking and painting at the Kansas City Art Institute and shows regularly around the country and has recently completed her fifth New York solo show. She is represented by the Dolphin Gallery in Kansas City and is looking forward to being included in the Overland exhibit at the Epsten Gallery in November, 2011.
Mesa, 2008
Acrylic and gold leaf on paper, 37x29.5” (framed) VALUE: $1,275 * Courtesy The Dolphin Gallery
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Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm
ALL AN WINKLER
Allan Winkler’s work has been the subject of more than 30 solo exhibitions and numerous group shows. Winkler received a BFA in Ceramics from the Kansas City Art Institute and his work has garnered many awards including two National Endowment for the Arts Awards. Winkler lives and works on the Westside in Kansas City, MO.
Flower Pot Face, 2011 Ceramic, glaze, 6.5x7” VALUE: $150
NOT PICTURED Woman Talking to Man Under the Moon, 2011 Paper cutout, 12x24”, VALUE: $250 White Face Pot, 2011
Ceramic, glaze, 5.5x8x7.5”, VALUE: $150
CHRIS WRIGHT
www.chriswrightpaintings.com | chriwri@gmail.com
Chris Wright was born in Portland, Oregon in 1969. He received a BFA from PNCA in 1995 and a MFA from Pratt in 1999. Chris currently teaches painting at Pratt and with Pratt in Venice, Italy. He is represented by George Billis Gallery in New York City and Los Angeles.
Seven Whiting, 2009
Oil on linen mounted on panel, 12x15.75” VALUE: $3,000 * Courtesy George Billis Gallery, New York/Los Angeles
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Young Friend, ages 21-35 ($35+) Membership card; Invitations to all exhibition openings and public events; E-mail subscription to Muse KCJMCA newsletter with acknowledgment; Invitations to special KCJMCA Friends and Young Friends events; Advanced ticket sales to fee-based events such as art crawls, tours and trips.
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Friend, Donor ($500+) All benefits above + mailed complimentary copies of KCJMCA exhibition catalogues; 20% discount on fee-based events for two guests (excluding fundraisers); A one-year complimentary “gift” membership, at the Individual level, to give to a non-member friend.
Friend, Patron ($1,000+) All benefits above + acknowledgment on KCJMCA website; 20% discount on fee-based events for two additional guests (for total of four) (excluding fundraisers); Two one-year complimentary “gift” memberships, at the Individual level, to give to two non-member friends; Reciprocal Membership in select National Jewish Museums.
Friend, Exhibition Sponsor ($5,000+) All benefits above + option to link your corporation or business to the KCJMCA website; Acknowledgement in one exhibition catalogue and within vinyl signage on Epsten Gallery wall during one exhibition.
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10406 Metcalf Avenue , Overland Park, KS 66212 (913) 385-9996 Image: Familiar: Portraits of Proximity, November 7, 2010 – January 9, 2011, Epsten Gallery. Courtesy of E.G. Schempf.
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Urban Suburban Exhibition: September 18 – October 15, 2011 | Art Auction: October 15, 2011, 7pm