You are invited to our March Art Show!
First Friday March 7th., opening from 5pm till 8pm.
Show also runs thru April 3rd.
All welcome and always free, thanks!
Regular Gallery hours are by appointment,
from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Closed Sunday
Jones Gallery 1717 Walnut, KCMO. 64108
816 – 421‑2111
https://jonesgallerykc.com/

2025 March First Friday exhibit at Lexitas’ Gallery is your opportunity to join us in celebrating and showing Brush Creek Art Walk and Historic West Bottoms Original Plein Air Works over the last 14 years. Many of the works on display will be on sale. Brush Creek Art Walk, a 3‑Day Annual Outdoor Painting Event (En Plein Air) was started in 2012 by local artists working with KC Parks to promote the newly completed 4‑mile hiking/biking trails along Brush Creek and is now in its 15th year. Join us on March 7th for the First Friday Reception from 5 pm to 8 pm at the Lexitas Gallery, 1608 Locust Street. During the reception drinks and appetizers will be provided. Free Parking. https://www.artskcgo.com/event/brush-creek-and-west-bottoms-plein-air-14-years-and-counting/

April 4, 2025 | 6 – 9pm

Born in Jalisco, Mexico, and raised in Chicago, Mauricio “Mo” Zúñiga creates textured, surreal compositions using wall plaster, varnish, and house paint — materials inspired by construction sites. His work blends dreams, symbolism, and bold aesthetics, earning national and international recognition. “I challenge myself to create… using common materials, not expensive art stuff.” In the same spirit, he embraces a heresy of the art exhibition world and invites viewers to touch his artwork — come experience it for yourself.

March 7 + April 4, 2025 | 6 – 9pm

Born in Jalisco, Mexico, and raised in Chicago, Mauricio “Mo” Zúñiga creates textured, surreal compositions using wall plaster, varnish, and house paint — materials inspired by construction sites. His work blends dreams, symbolism, and bold aesthetics, earning national and international recognition. “I challenge myself to create… using common materials, not expensive art stuff.” In the same spirit, he embraces a heresy of the art exhibition world and invites viewers to touch his artwork — come experience it for yourself.