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Liz Gardner My
interest in textiles stems from weaving, knitting,
dyeing, sculpting, and other textile techniques.
These processes allow me to work in a loose, intuitive,
and unrestricted manner. I enjoy pushing textile
techniques beyond tradition with the use of unconventional
materials. Objects have a life cycle similar to
that of humans. Although they eventually decay
and erode, they will always have a significant
history. I as an artist feel compelled to hold
onto these found materials and create a new history
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Kara
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Kate Brunk Photography
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Jen Mellard Jen M is back for her second show in the 39th street art walk. Her show entitled At Long Last includes photography of European architecture & flowers.
Come view her
work July 12-August 8, 2005 at Room 39 (1719 W. 39th
Street). Or visit her on the web anytime:
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Brett Scott I often photograph Lawrence band, dance,
and art events, seldom using a flash, often lamenting/loving
the draw of darkness.
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John Sandbach Painting
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Jessica Andersen Her other work includes oil pastels, graphite and charcoal |
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Benjamin Timpson I have taken ordinary every day objects and have turned them into extraordinary abstractions, emotions and realities. The
body of work is called "end of the roll" because
of the transition between 35mm and the digital forecast.
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Ryan J. Bodenstab The art I produce is a peek into my soul, it's the creative presence of conformed thoughts and bleeding emotions enhanced by God-given talent received at birth. To influence the viewer and control their emotions, without breathing a word, is my main objective. Then I know I have communicated with them successfully. It's
always surprising and rewarding when other people explain
my art to me. Their explanation and mine are never the
same. That's why art is so fascinating, there are no boundaries
for the creative mind and you'll find yourself exploring
art as your mind explores itself.
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Beth Budesheim Painted Journeys
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Hafla (Belly Dance Party) at The Crave Cafe |
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Todd Hendershot Photography
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Ashley Waite Pottery and Acrylic Painting
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Sarah George MIxed
Media Prints
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Massive Tassel Tribal Fusion Bellydance To contact for booking or info massivetassel@hotmail.com Check out their brand new website for information |
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Elliot Biswell Art of the Unspeakable
Then I began to view painting as experiments, the paint and my creativity being variables and the canvas being the constant. These are experiments in light and color and texture and line, mixing materials not normally mixed together, combining different styles in one painting. This is my creative drive now- experimentation - collaboration - exploration of the visual field. |
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Zoe
LaGrece
& Zoe
LaGrece is Mother, mason, always Artist, Author, Teacher. Her
favorite creative venues include words, food and fiber, dirt,
sticks and stones.
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Riley Davis Photography
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Timothy EverLes Photography
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Trevor
Blue
Painting
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Kristen
Corlett
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Krista
Gagelman
Painting
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F. Max Fearing Painting to liberate abstracting the real, realizing the abstract Impacting boldly, emotionally, thoughtfully Importance to color, composition from the gut Out of the mind to the canvas Questions of earth, history and culture. What answers? Approaching lateness, for humane tomorrows Life repeats circumstancees, enabling change, Altering outcomes, creating a future. Max Fearing has opened Studio Max at 1509 1/2 Westport Rd come by or call 816.561.7654 for an appointment.
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Sandra Templeton Templeton has won numerous awards and prizes, including being voted into the prestigious NY Society of Illustrators. She earned a degree in commercial art from CMSU and studied painting at the KC Art Institute before working 5 years as a court room artist for channel 4. Sandra's Artwalk exhibit will feature pastel nudes. "I started out drawing from the figure to keep myself up on anatomy for my illustrations, but it has become an art form for me now."
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Kurt Kline- photogaphy Collection of historically significant sporting motorcycles from the Heart of America Motorcycle Enthusiasts. Club President, Jim van Eman.
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John Deuser Photography - Collection of historically significant sporting motorcycles from the Heart of America Motorcycle Enthusiasts. Club President, Jim van Eman.
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Jon Bidwell Digital Photography - All digital - All the Way.
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Jo Bonewits Collectible miniature ceramic pitchers, pots, bowls, dishes, casseroles, bean pots in raku, stoneware and porcelain from Jo Bonewits of Crazy Woman Pottery. A perfect gift for the doll house enthusiast!
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Cara Compernolle, Kansas City, MO Cara Compernolle is a local artist. She lives in a little house in Westport with two huge dogs, and paints because she likes to. Her work features images and symbols which have a personal significance, but which the viewer is free to interperate in their own way. Cara believes art should be personal, and that the meaning of a piece can change with each new experience. She hates writing artist's bios and would rather be tending her orchids.
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Carley Overbay Oil Painting - no Bio
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Mike Rector Photography - no Bio
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Glenn Lewis Photography - Glenn Lewis is a carpenter, photographer, and massage therapist living in Kansas City, MO. He has been riding bicycles and taking photographs since the age of four, and has been accused of owning and working on far too many bikes at one time.
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Jay Newbery
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Kalen Compernolle Photography captures my imagination Opening and
closing the eye creates Endless possibilities Emotion, expression,
experimentation A visual wonderland of velocity and light Movement
and color are mine to explore Through both worlds And in the angle
hidden in shadows it coils Around my neck Consuming me and all of
creativity Where in the dark unknown we are drawn Kalen
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Steve Melvin Photography My
photographs are printed, by me, on real silver-halide black & white
photographic paper. This paper has a very long tonal scale and can
produce beautiful images. It can also be toned, enhancing both its
look and permanence.
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Connie Gurley ceramics with feminine form My work is influenced by trees, church architecture, and ancient images such as Chinese bronzes and the stone image of the goddess of Willendorf. To me, these images symbolize growth and decay, change and intractability, aging and self-acceptance. The spirituality that comes forth in these images is living and rooted in the earth yet reaching for something beyond the ordinary. As an individual I am rooted in my spirituality and my family while I am also reaching for the stars. Working in clay is my attempt to stay grounded and whole among the chaos of life. Through clay I touch the creatively earthy, feminine core of my being. It humbles me and brings me peace as I express the energy and fullness I find in life.
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Scott Giesler Working in joint compound and roofing tar, giesler works to meld the mediums of sculpture and painting. I choose large format work due to the limits of the materials i use and in because I am seeking a sense of physical gravity in my painting. I would prefer to work in even larger formats, but the weight of the materials is self-limiting. I am drawn to the human form with each of my paintings finding their roots in individuals of my personal acquaintance...
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Jeanette Heinrich, Kansas City, MO |
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Phillip Miller, Kansas City, MO Phil Miller has published one book of poetry, Cats in the House, Woodley Press, and three chapbooks. His poems have appeared in magazines, journals, and anthologies, including Poetry, Poet & Critic, Boulevard, American Scholar, New Letters, Kansas Quarterly, Pulpsmith and College English; Monitor's Anthology of Magazine Verse and Kansas City Outloud II. His reviews have appeared in New Letters Review of Books, Literary Magazine Review, and The Kansas City Star. He received the first place Seaton Award for Poetry from Kansas Quarterly. He also directs Kansas City's River Front Reading Series. He has taught English at Kansas City Kansas Community College since 1976. |
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Melanie Butler, Kansas City, MO Melanie Butler is a graduate of the Kansas City Art Institute and a former student of world-renowned potter, Ken Ferguson. After working for several years in corporate America, Melanie answered her true calling to be an artist by quitting her managerial position, opening a studio, and creating functional earthware. This series is a representation of the work she has been developing since February of this year. All pieces are high-fire stoneware and glazed with a wide variety of colors. The work will be available through November 10, 2002. |
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Deborah Hanna, Kansas City, MO My inspiration in a work of art is primarily spiritual, and I feel that a completed painting is imbued with a life of its own. Symbolically, colors play an important role and provides me an avenue of expression. I begin a painting by applying color at random, then focus On it to see what images are revealed. I continue the Process until the painting is complete. |
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Jon Bidwell
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Chris
Shreve, Kansas City, MO A native of West Virginia, Chris Shreve is an upcoming "abstract/surreal" artist who works primarily with graphite and oils. He and his wife, (with their dog, cat, and 31 fishes) now enjoy residency in Kansas City, MO |
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Nathan
Charlson, Kansas City, MO
Contemporary mixed media. |
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F.C. Watts, Kansas City, MO Industrial Sculpture. |
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Jackie Denning Jackie has produced over 55 shows in 10 years ranging from galleries to art fairs. She has also taught classes in screen printing, batik and silk painting. She has sold hand made clothing, clocks, pillows, woodcuts, portraits, watercolors, acrylics, pet portraits, murals and much more. Click on jackiedenningart.com to view samples of her work. |
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John Scott Well
what can we say. He is as enigmatic as his art work. |
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Zoe Kaufman Zoe commits all her spare time to bead work. |
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Da'Lene DePriest I believe imagination gives people that little extra touch of "something". If you have a gift you should use it in a way to make people feel good. As an imaginator it is my duty -NO, my pleasure - to use my powers for good. |
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Andrew
Gabler My mom brought home a square of red dirt called clay. She taught me how to make pinch pots and bowls with lids. She also taught me how to put handles to these bowls without them falling off or being brittle. In elementary school, I fell head-over-heels with Mrs. Brokaw. She always let me do what I wanted in class and taught me there were no limitations to creativity and imagination. Later on in high school, I was introduced to one of my favorite habits; photography. Nine years later, my relationship with photography is still strong and has grown with time and awesome instructors. There is still so much I want to learn and explore with this medium. Of all the ways I have tried to express myself, it is my favorite. |
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Jorge Garcia, Kansas City, MO Jorge Garcia has recently relocated to KC from New York City with his wife and twin daughters. While in NY, he studied Illustration at the School of Visual Arts. And for the past 3 years has been in the art framing business. A few years ago, he discovered the art of silk-screening and has integrated it with his love for photography. In this series at The Pedestrian at SOTA, he hopes to call attention to commonly overlooked aspects of public streets, bringing them into sharper focus. . |
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Zoe
LaGrece,
Kansas City, MO |
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Leslie
Lambeth-Kohlmeyer, Kansas City, MO I was born and raised in Kansas City. I went to the University of North Carolina and graduated with a degree in Arts. I am currently living in the historic Northeast with my new husband. My favourite hobby is scavenging through the trash to find my newest art project. That is how I got started with the windows. I'm not sure I'm qualified to call myself an artist; I just really love finding beauty where it might have gone unnoticed. |
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Ashley R. Hughes,
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Susan Prout My name is Susan Prout.
In 1995 I was a busy mother with four children and just becoming
aware of my spirituality. During this time I was able to take
a short spiritual retreat to a sacred site in Northwest Missouri.
While at the site, I had for lack of a better word a "vision".
Before my eyes was a moving geometric forms in a rainbow of colors,
starting with red and gradually moving through to white. I tried
to explain this to my friends but to no avail. About ten
days later, another geometric form appeared while I was in dream
state. Upon awakening, I attempted to sketch this luminous design
with a lead pencil and white paper, but found that it just did not
convey the wonderful moving shapes I was seeing before my eyes.
Much to my husband's surprise, I went to the art store and bought
some expensive art supplies to express my vision. I then started
to draw these designs on black paper. I For more information about Susan and to see more of her work visit her at www.angelicreflections.com. |
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Noelle Stoffel,
Kansas City, MO
www.noellestoffel.com |
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Michelle
Giele, Kansas
City, MO www.lavagua.com |
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Madeline Ann Scott,
Manhattan, KS
www.scottfitness.com |
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Kara Werner, Kansas
City, MO |
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Jennifer Johnson,
Kansas City, MO |
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Kate
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Karrie
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Annie Montgomery, Kansas City, MO NO Comment
here either. . . |
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Char - Maker of
Marks |
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Rob Chester Rob Chester is an oil painter and collagist that lives and produces in Mid Town Kansas City. Since college he has actively collaborated with photographers to create collage exhibitions and comic books. His comic book material has been published thus far in the Kansas City Jam Session (2002), and the Kansas City Comic Creator's anthology (summer 2003). He graduated with a BFA 2001 after studying painting under John Louder at Central Missouri State, and at Teikyo University, Maastricht, The Netherlands. In 2003 he will be moving to Uzbekistan in Central Asia to teach and study language and culture. More information about the artist can be obtained below. http://recipricalart.tripod.com/index.htm
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J. Stapleton Jr.
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Jen Mellard
Her photography is currently on display at the Overland Park Convention Center's "Art at the Center" as well as her new website @ www.jenmellard.com. Come see her on her home stomping grounds!!
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Elise Carlson Elise Carlson is a 21 year old native of Kansas City. She has no religious or political affiliations, and no education. She enjoys David Letterman and Milky Way Spread. |
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Daniel Coonfield
A student of traditional art at the American Academy of Art in Chicago, Coonfield works from life to create realistic representations of people and nature. The only boy in a family of seven sisters, Coonfield hopes to eventually break free of reality in the manner of Dali, Morrison, Huxley, etc.
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Aaron Ross
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Beth Budesheim Like the artist who creates it, Beth Budesheim's work is woven with a sense of earthy spirituality. The emotional tone in her faces are serene yet deeply authentic in their inward looking and presence. Beth's work encompasses a range of artistic expressions including paintings, decorative furniture painting, murals, graphic design, Altar boxes, and PrayerCards. Her website is www.paintedjourneys.com
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Anne Garney Anne Garney received a gift of her first oil paints and canvas at the age of ten and proceeded to paint her first landscape. She's been painting ever since. Born and raised in Kansas City, she graduated from the University of Kansas and continued her education in painting with classes at the Kansas City Art Institute. Visit her on the web as well @ www.annegarneypaintings.com |
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The
Art of Cigar Box Labels
George Schlegel The Schlegel Collection contains one of the most complete representations of cigar box label production by a single American lithographer, George Schlegel Lithographing Co. (1849-c.1960). Its contents document the creative output of this historically significant New York printing firm that was owned and operated by four generations of German businessmen. Original label art, keyline drawings, progressive proofs, lithographic stones, cigar bands, office file and shop file labels, title certificates, title folders, title registration cards, bills of sale and letters of correspondence between Schlegel employees, clients and jobbers comprise this special collection. |
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Paul Olivarez Paul is an artist with the technological wizardry to Highten any earwear experence. This is accomplished with the latest and most advanced engineering techniques that are yet to be previewed in the public domain. |
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Jas Carpenter Artist's Bio Coming Soon |
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Red Star spirit
teaches me to paint Painting is the main focus of my life. I have explored many concerns and directions in my work. Line and form, relationship of objects, play of light, plasticity of color and relationship of painting to surface are some of my long term painterly concerns. At the root of my work is spirit moving through me. My imagery is often about unfolding, becoming, metamorphosis, peeling layers of light and consciousness-blooming. |
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Kettie Brownwill
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Kirk Day Nature Photographer |
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Clint Downing, Kansas City, MO Clint Downing is a product of two great musicians with two great minds. Clint thanks his parents for teaching him about life and understanding. Those around you must support the creative foundation in which to build upon in order to thrive as a tour de force creator. Reflections of Existence Fascinated with my inescapable visual attraction, I photograph particular pieces of my life in NYC. This is my Raw New York. Using these images I hope my viewer can see my monologue, my play. I hope one day to create glasses so my viewer can see with my filter. Until people can wear these glasses, I will keep on using my camera. |
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Gina
Hayes , Kansas City, MO Gina Hayes is a graphic designer with an interest in color, line, typography, and structure. She uses oil, acrylic, tempra, and spray paint on canvas. Gina graduated from Northwest Missouri State University in 2001. |
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Alex Fox, Kansas City, MO | |
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Heidi Gutknecht, Kansas City, MO | |
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F.C.
Watts, Kansas City, MO Industrial Sculpture. |
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Nathan
Charlson, Kansas City, MO Contemporary mixed media. |
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Cara Compernolle,
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