Studios Inc is happy to announce its group exhibition STUDIOS INC | 2026. Studios Inc will host an opening reception from 5-8 pm on April 3rd, 2026 featuring open studios from 7 to 8 pm. STUDIOS INC | 2026 will be on view through May 16th.

The artist presents a body of work created at Seaside, Florida during her Escape 2 Create Residency in 2025.

The large scale drawings invite the audience to immerse themselves in the artist’s experience of hiking along the coast and documenting the sights, smells, and sounds of where the ocean meets the land. Walk with Terri and share her experience.

The exhibition is composed of limited edition relief prints, mixed media on paper, as well as a piece executed in pastel on paper. The work is crisp, fresh, and an ideal compliment to to our warming and lengthening days.

Terri received her BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute in 1996 and studied fresco painting at Veracruz University in 1997 under Maestro Melchor Peredo. She has done group and solo exhibitions in Kansas City, MO and Kansas City, KS; Rochester, NY, Lawrence, KS and Chicago, IL. She has a fresco in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico. Terri has participated in several projects with The Sketchbook Project in Brooklyn, including the traveling libraries that have shown in a variety of cities in the United States as well as Paris and London. Terri has been a member of the Kansas City Artists Coalition since 2007 and served on the board from 2016 to 2023. Terri had her first artist residency at Escape to Create in Seaside Florida in February 2025. She has studio space in the West Bottoms in Kansas City, MO.

HANNAH JANE WEBER

First Friday Showcase

April 3, 2026 | 6 – 9pm

Mixed media artwork made through tearing, cutting, and peeling come together in a vibrant collage comprised of everything from tea packaging to recycled papers. Paired with this is the complex process of detailed embroidery. Weber’s art is highly-saturated and beautifully ornate — the kind of work best appreciated up close and personal.

“There’s always a spark of random in my work, a moment where I leave an element up to chance, while still listening to the part of myself that so deeply desires for things to balance and make sense. It’s a game of give and let go where I take turns balancing control and surrender, searching for moments they are most at peace with each other.”

Her work often starts with a single color in mind; other entryways to creation are through books, dreams, and repeating paths of thought.

Whether it’s collage or embroidery, each piece invites the viewer to discover the patterns of give and let go.

Studios Inc. is excited to announce “Identitetsspel/Identity Play”, an exhibition by Miguel Rivera & Eric Saline. The exhibition will remain on view through May 9th. An artist talk will take place April 9th, from 6 to 9 pm.

“Our collaboration is rooted in the “post-digital,” a domain where the historical weight of traditional printmaking meets the precision of computer-aided design and manufacture. Though our partnership began as a digital dialogue between two artists and educators, it has evolved into a nomadic studio practice — one that reflects our own histories of travel and migration. We find common ground in the tension between the machine and the hand, utilizing CNC routers, laser engravers, and plotter-cutters as natural extensions of the traditional copper printing press. For us, the digital toolset is not a replacement for craft, but a vessel for navigating the fluid boundaries of identity and place.

The work we produce is the result of a deliberate exchange of labor and trust, a cartography of shared experience. By trading “unresolved” prints — works-in-progress intentionally left open for the other to finish — we dissolve the boundaries of independent practice and embrace the radical perspective of the “other.” This process of passing work back and forth through a gauntlet of different software and hardware creates a rhythmic, physical conversation that mirrors the transient nature of a life lived across cultures. Whether navigating the structural layers of a relief print or the delicate lines of a drypoint, our goal is to merge our individual sensibilities into a singular vision that celebrates diverse otherness. In our shared installations, we aim to activate the gallery space through a play of scale and materiality. We move fluidly between the intimate and the monumental, from small A4 experiments to expansive, site-specific works on transparency film and modular relief pieces. Through themes of displacement and spatial exploration, we invite the viewer to witness a dialogue that spans years and continents. Our work is a testament to the belief that the future of printmaking lies in this hybrid space — where the heritage of the multiple is reinvented through the shifting, nomadic possibilities of the post-digital era.” — Rivera & Saline

We are pleased to present XOXO, a March exhibition featuring works by Anna Kincaide, Stanley Bielen, Rich Bowman, Lisa Noonis, Lisa Lala, Susi Lulaki, Melissa McCracken, William Rainey, and Hunt Slonem.

This exhibition brings together works by artists inspired by nature, music, beauty, whimsy and humanity — united by a deep passion for the creative process and the act of making.