a rare intersection

Can creativity evolve, in the middle stages of life? How does one avoid getting stuck, stifled or trapped, by convention or habit? How does the artist stay alive in their practice when outside interest wanes, and opportunities are not as abundant? Is it possible to be “continually emerging?

In walking through the galleries for the 30th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition here at KCAC, the most notable, almost unifying element of the show reveals itself to be a single color: Pink. Of the 42 pieces in the show, 28 use pink in their compositions. 

‘There is something wonderful in feeling the presence of the writer within you, of something wilful that seems to have a plan’ … George Saunders.

Writing an Artist Statement can be an intimidating hurdle for artists. However, these statements are often required when pursuing opportunities such as exhibitions, grants, or awards. Artist Statements should cover three basics elements: What, Why, and How. A great artist statement will grant the viewer a deeper understanding about the artist and their work.

Emerging vs. Established: The terms are useful for providing a general idea of an artist's career stage

Artists considering participating in art auctions should be aware of several key aspects to navigate the process effectively.

When was the last time you allowed yourself to "hunker down"? The definition of "hunker down" is to make yourself comfortable in a place or situation - OR - to stay in place for a period of time.

Greg Edmondson answers the question, “Which three skills or qualities should artists focus on?”