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(re)remember study – Kansas City
Charlotte Street Foundation Presents, (re)remember study — Kansas City, a project by performance compnay, Findlay//Sandsmark; composer, Catherine McRae; curator, Marte Danielsen Jølbo; and Kansas City artist, Gillian Tobin (re)remember study …
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Pitch Weekly highlights the Studio Residency Performing Arts Showcase
The Charlotte Street Foundation presents a showcase of work by its resident performing artists at the Paragraph Gallery (23 East 12th Street) July 22, starting with MacKenzie Reed, Rosemary Bloom, Blake Freeman, Mariel Reynolds and Martika from noon to 1 p.m.
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Studio Residents Performing Arts Showcase in Downtown Kansas City
Charlotte Street Foundation Presents, A Performing Arts Showcase featuring Charlotte Street performing arts studio residents at Paragraph Gallery Charlotte Street Foundation is pleased to present a free public Performing Arts Showcase featuring Charlot …
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Kansas City LGBTQ advocate on ‘white fragility,’ latinx and finding support
Documentary filmmaker Randall Jenson, 32,RandallJenson.com, of Kansas City received a 2016 Rocket Grant from the Charlotte Street Foundation for an online video project by SocialScope Productions.
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Rocket Grant winner melds science and art in beehive project for Kansas City Zoo
Jarrett Mellenbruch of Roeland Park was raised in Kansas City, Kan. He earned a bachelor of fine arts degree in painting at Rhode Island School of Design and a master of fine arts degree at Maine College of Art in Portland. Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/entertainment/visual-arts/article85518432.html#storylink=cpy
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Flesh Crisis 2016: Performance Art Symposium
Charlotte Street Foundation is pleased to present Flesh Crisis 2016: Performance Art Symposium. Beginning July 7th, this three-day event will present new, original performance artworks by seven local performance artists and 13 national and interna …
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Rocket Grant winner Melaney Mitchell wants to bring informality to art
Melaney Mitchell of Kansas City received a Rocket Grant from Charlotte Street Foundation for a “radical public programming” project for her Informality blog, informalityblog.com, which she started in 2013.
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Charlotte Street Foundation Presents, Sincerely Yours,
Charlotte Street Foundation Presents, Sincerely Yours, An exhibition of the Charlotte Street Studio Residency—Visiting Curator Series [Kansas City, MO] Charlotte Street Foundation presents, Sincerely Yours, at Paragraph Gallery (23 E 12th Street, Kansa …
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New Missouri Bank Artboards by Patricia Bordallo Dibildox and Thayer Bray
This June, the Missouri Bank’s Crossroads location at 125 Southwest Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri will debut four new large-scale commissioned images by artists, Patricia Bordallo Dibildox and Thayer Bray as part of its ongoing …
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CALL FOR ENTRY: I Am Prepared for Amazing Things to Happen
I am Prepared for Amazing Things to Happen Charlotte Street Foundation, La Esquina Gallery curated by Charlotte Street Foundation http://www.charlottestreet.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/IMG_2536.mp4 Curatorial Construct: “I don’t want to have to do t …
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Kansas City Star Releases Announcement of Rocket Grants 2016 Award Winners
The Charlotte Street Foundation has announced winners of its prestigious Rocket Grants. Eleven projects, selected for innovation and their aim to reach audiences outside traditional arts venues, were awarded a total of $60,000.
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Charlotte Street Foundation Awarded $15,000 Art Works Grant from The National Endowment for the Arts
As the only funder in the country that supports the arts in all 50 states and five U.S. jurisdictions, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) will award $82,357,050 in grants to fund 1,148 projects in the second major grant announcement of its 50th anniversary year.
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Charlotte Street Foundation Hosts Tug Collective’s, Who Eats at Taco Bell?
Who Eats at Taco Bell? What happens when you cross tacos, social justice, and collaboration along the Lewis and Clark Trail Charlotte Street Foundation is excited to welcome Co-Artistic Director’s of Tug Collective, Gaelyn and Gustavo Aguilar, for a we …
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Rocket Grants 2016 awardees announced
The Charlotte Street Foundation and Spencer Museum of Art at KU are delighted to announce the winners of 2016 Rocket Grants Awards.
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Rocket Grants Announces 2016 Award Winners
Rocket Grants, a program of Charlotte Street Foundation and the Spencer Museum of Art, awards $60,000 to 11 grant recipients for 2016. Rocket Grants, funded by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, announces its 2016 Grant Awards. A total of …
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National Endowment for the Arts Approves Charlotte Street Foundation for a $15,000 Grant
National Endowment for the Arts Awards More Than $82 Million for Arts Projects Nationwide Includes $15,000 awarded to Charlotte Street Foundation The National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Jane Chu has a …
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Brenda Hutchinson’s ‘What Can You Do?’ public project and performance
Brenda Hutchinson’s WHAT CAN YOU DO? public project and performance Presented by Shawn Hansen’s Sycamore House Series and Charlotte Street Foundation FRIDAY, MAY 13TH, 2016 4-6:30PM / What Can You Do? project SATURDAY, MAY 14th, 2016 8pm FREE Performan …
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Crossroads Artboards: KCPT Feature
Most of the time billboards sell us something or point us towards a place to explore, but there’s a pretty prominent billboard on Southwest Boulevard that really doesn’t do either.
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Local Art Show Encourages Instagram Photos-KSHB Visits The One Thing That Can Save America
Can a picture say more than what’s in a frame? Can singular images tell us about a bigger picture? Photographers with Archive Collective ask these questions to gather the #BigAmericanPicture, and Instagram users can take part.
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Instagrammers Have Week (or Forever) to Help Finish Kansas City Art Project
Cellphone photo enthusiasts have a few more days to shape one of the pieces of art in a downtown Kansas City gallery. Instagram users who post photos with the hashtag #bigamericanpicture can see their images on a computer screen mounted to a wall and hooked up to an iPad showing the feed of a group of Kansas City photographers called the Archive Collective.