Piece Work by Garry Noland
Come see our newest exhibition, Piece Work, by Garry Noland. Opening reception will take place June 5th from 5 to 8 pm, and will remain on view through August 1st. An artist talk will take place June 20th from 12 to 1 pm, as well as a Poetry & Spoken Word event on July 11th from 2 pm to 4 pm in studios.gallery. Gallery hours are Wednesday — Friday 10 to 4pm, Saturday 12 to 4pm, First Fridays 5 to 8pm.
Piece Work by Garry Noland | First Friday
Join us Friday June 5th for the opening exhibition of “Piece Work”, a solo exhibition by Studios Inc Alum Garry Noland. The opening exhibition will take place on June 5th from 5 to 8 pm, and will remain on view through August 1st in studios.gallery. Gallery hours are Wednesday through Friday 10 — 4 pm, First Fridays 5 — 8 pm, and Saturday 12 — 4 pm.
CAFÉCITÓN: A LATIN BRUNCH CLUB
🇦🇷☕✨ CAFÉCITÓN: EL BOLICHE ARGENTINO ✨☕🇦🇷
Kansas City… we’re bringing the energy of an authentic Argentine boliche straight to Café Corazón 💃🕺
Join us for a high-energy Latin Brunch Club experience featuring:
🎧 DJ ASTRO spinning all your favorite Latin hits
💃 Live tango dancing by Aládùn
☕ Coffee cocktails + Fernet y Coca specials
🍴 Delicious comida & brunch vibes
🎶 Salsa • Bachata • Cumbia • Tango all afternoon
Expect:
🔥 300+ attendees
🇦🇷 Argentine culture & community celebration
📸 Beautiful vibes, dancing, music, and unforgettable energy
Whether you’re coming to dance, sip cocktails, meet new people, or just soak in the culture — this is THE brunch party of the month 🌞✨
📍 Café Corazón Crossroads
🗓 Saturday, May 23
⏰ 11AM – 2PM
Bring your friends, your best outfit, and your dancing shoes ❤️🔥🇦🇷☕
Darryl Hines: “Threads: Art in Motion”
Darryl Alexander Hines’s exhibition Threads: Art in Motion explores the shifting relationship between memory, identity, and time, using textile as both medium and metaphor. His work is grounded in the idea that the past is never fully behind us — it lingers, visible and influential, much like a fleeting image in a rearview mirror. Through richly layered, hand-stitched portraits and figurative compositions, Hines connects personal history with broader cultural narratives, examining how moments, places, and identities evolve while remaining tethered to what came before.
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