By Blue Gallery
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
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Art exist within a diverse range of human activities that expresses and produces a visual, auditory, or performed artifacts— artworks. These works depict the artists imaginative and technical skill, and are intended to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power. Art has been traditionally defined as the expression or application of human creative skills and imagination, typically in a visual form, producing works that express the artists inner emotions, desires, and message. A completed work of contemporary art can be used to describe any work regarded as art in the widest sense in respect to the physical form of visual art. When it comes to arts identification, there are no distinct set of values or aesthetic traits. Art is not perfection; art realistically is something that continues to progressively develop as it is seen, meaning to eagerly open all human capacities, thoughts and emotions. Art represents a unique creation that lets the observer interpret the art and the artists to portray it in whatever way they want whether the work is viewed with same perspective as the observer or not. A creation that allows for interpretation of any kind is art and can take on many various forms, but no matter the form it is a form of communication of the artist’s ideas or emotions.
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New Moves: the broadcast series has been extended an additional 6 weeks due to popular demand! All original works filmed in beautiful iconic settings throughout the greater Kansas City area, including American Jazz Museum, Charlotte Street Foundation, The Gem Theater at American Jazz Museum, National WWI Museum and Memorial, Union Station Kansas City Inc. and Kansas City Art Institute.
Each episode includes bonus features such as interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and more. These free 20-minute episodes will be released every Thursday at 7 p.m. CDT, beginning April 15 through May 20.
Join us each week to see all-new work from choreographers Price Suddarth, Ben Needham-Wood, Yury Yanowsky and KCB Dancers Christopher Costantini, Emily Mistretta and Cameron Thomas.
Learn more at kcballet.org/kc-ballet-at-home/#newmoves
