I seek beauty in the imperfect. My art study is based off of life’s imperfections and how it relates back to beauty and the magical phenomenon how it all works together. My specific art style is ‘composition of imperfectionism’ and how to embrace the wonder, rather than question it; the good, the bad, the evil, the weeds, the flowers, all of it. And at the end, you look at it, and see beauty through it all. — Holly Addi

HOLLY ADDI

LŪX

solo exhibition

May 7 – 31, 2021

This exhibition will open during normal business hours Friday, May 7, 11 – 4pm

Open to the Public

Thursday – Saturday 11 – 4

Blue Gallery is thrilled to present Holly Addi’s solo exhibition, LŪX. Please stop by to see this stunning exhibition in person.

If you wish to set up an appointment to view the exhibition, either in the gallery or via FaceTime, please give us a call at #816.527.0823, or email kellyk@bluegalleryonline.com

Hope to see you soon!
Kelly + David

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The @xmasviper.incarnate moves from the streets of Kansas City to the brick walls of the @hilliard_gallery in his show Untitled Abstract Minimalism opening on May 7, 2020. 6 – 9pm, show runs through end of June.

Object Index is a collaborative exhibition that investigates how culture and technology are implicitly tied through the production of ceramic objects. Using hand-forming processes and digital reproduction technologies, Bryan Czibesz and Shawn Spangler recreate historical forms in a contemporary context.

Drawing inspiration from historical objects, Czibesz and Spangler use clay extrusion 3D printers (designed specifically for this body of work) and the potter’s wheel. Czibesz has done most of the digital and 3D printing work, examining the disconnect between hand and material via computerized construction methods. Spangler has done most of the wheel throwing, bringing a focus to the maker’s direct touch. Both have a hand in the creation of each work.

The work in Object Index highlights the junction of digital and hand-thrown processes. It also emphasizes the alliance that exists between computers and humanity, in an increasingly familiar concept that highlights digital dependencies.

SAFETY MEASURES:

Belger Arts is committed to maintaining a safe place for our visitors, studio members, and staff. To ensure this, we require that visitors wear a mask. Disposable masks and hand sanitizer are available.