Art Gallery

The KCKCC Art Gallery hosts monthly events, such as exhibit receptions, visiting artist lectures and film screenings. The gallery promotes socially captivating art exhibits featuring local and national artists. Tours of the college's permanent collection are also available by appointment.

The KCKCC Art Gallery is free and open to the public.

Our mission is to acquire and display art that educates, inspires, and promotes cultural and ethnic diversity while adding visual aesthetic value to the college community and its stakeholders.

Upcoming Exhibits and Receptions

Juneteenth Celebration at KCKCC

June 19, 11:30am-2:00pm

Lower Jewell, Main Campus

Join us for a special celebration and enjoy cultural performances, delicious food, and engaging activities for all ages.

"Art of Life" Professional Development Session

June 11, 1:00-2:00pm

Main Campus

We are offering "The Art of Life," presented by Shai Perry, KCKCC Art Gallery Coordinator, on June 11, as part of our monthly professional development series. This session will be offered in person on Main Campus and is limited to KCKCC faculty and staff. Art helps you process your emotions and understand your surroundings. It allows you to see life from a different perspective and it makes you feel alive. Art has always been an important part of human society since the beginning of time. Art has been used as a tool for cultural exchange, education, and expression. We will take time to explore art and the ways it can help us with creative problem-solving.

Registration is required. Please contact kckccprofessionaldevelopment@kckcc.edu to register for this session and obtain location details.

Current Exhibit

Nocturnes

On display June 16 to Sep. 19

Kate Clements constructs delicate and ornate installations comprised of kiln fused glass panels. Working with frit, she scatters and pushes the sugar-like substance on a kiln shelf to form dimensional drawings. In her solo exhibition Nocturnes, Clements leans fully into the seductive and beguiling nature of glass. Referencing moth wings and poisonous minerals she creates luminous rorschach imagery that oscillates between the beautiful and the monstrous, riding a precarious edge of dream and nightmare.

Past Exhibits

Location

RM 2346
Lower Level Jewell Building
KCKCC Main Campus

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