Art Gallery
Sarah Reiser
Katheryne Johnson
Monday - Thursday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.or by appointment
Tours are available with the curator by appointment only
The KCKCC Art Gallery hosts monthly events, such as exhibit receptions, visiting artist lectures and film screenings. The gallery promotes socially captivating art exhibits featuring local and national artists. Tours of the college's permanent collection are also available by appointment.
The KCKCC Art Gallery is free and open to the public.
On display January 21-March 7
The Kansas City Kansas Community College Art Gallery is hosting the "Essence: Intelligence & Power of the Black Woman" exhibition.
This exhibition is curated by local artist Anita Easterwood. The exhibit features a variety of styles that capture the multifaceted experiences, wisdom, and intellectual depth of Black women throughout history and the present day.
February 28
5-7 p.m.
Location Art Gallery Jewell Building RM 2346
The Kansas City Kansas Community College Art Gallery is hosting the "Essence: Intelligence & Power of the Black Woman" exhibition reception on February 28, 5-7pm. Please join us in meeting in the artists, engaging in the art, and making meaningful connections with the community.
October 18
5 p.m. - 9 p.m.
609 North 6th Street
Kansas City KS 66101
"Family-friendly event where artists can showcase their work, businesses can connect with their neighborhood, and you can experience an evening of diverse music, food, and art."
November 21
11 a.m.-1 p.m.
The Kansas City Kansas Community College is hosting a fashion show in celebrating International Education Week. Come enjoy students, faculty, and community members modeling traditional cultural clothing as well as exploring the various stations and displays with cultural objects and games.
If you are interested in modeling the clothing or volunteering for the fashion show, please contact Shai Perry.
This exhibition is cureated by local artist Anita Easterwood. The exhibit features a variety of styles that capture the multifaceted experiences, wisdom, and intellectual depth of Black women throughout history and the present day.
This exhibit will be in the KCKCC Art Gallery at Kansas City Kansas Community College from January 21 through March 7. There will be a closing reception February 28, 5-7 p.m.
