Join us on Friday, November 5th from 4-7pm at the Weinberger main gallery for Grayscale.

Grayscale is an exhibition featuring works in the black and white monochrome. A carefully curated selection of works featuring artists Zack Smithey, Kyle Goddard, Amy Feldman, Linda Lighton, and more, will be on view starting November 5th through the end of the year.

For this exhibition, the WFA team sought to showcase works in stark contrast to our recent exhibition Life on the Brighter Side, and choose a selection of artists who's work pairs nicely with new WFA artist Zack Smithey's process-driven works. Most of the works you'll see will be fairly large scale, abstracted works on canvas, reminiscent of abstract expressionists Franz Kline and Robert Motherwell.

Join us for the opening on First Friday, November 5th. We'll be open from 11am to 7pm. Weinberger Fine Art is located at 114 Southwest Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri.

Artists include:

Zack Smithey

Kyle Goddard

Linda Lighton

Amy Feldman

and Brenda Zappitell to name a few.

We will be hosting an event with Rightfully Sewn from 2 to 4 pm on Saturday, October 16th. Stay tuned for further details.

With a modern industrial feel, Weinberger Fine Art is the perfect place for your next party, fundraiser, or corporate event. Well suited for cocktail parties, fundraisers, rehearsal dinners, corporate gatherings, or campaign events, we’d love to host your next event.

Weinberger Fine Art is not available for rent during the First Friday of each month.  Renters must sign a rental agreement, provide a certificate of liability insurance (we recommend: privateeventinsurance.com), and a 50% deposit check in order to reserve a date.  WFA does not provide event security or reserved parking. Renters may elect to utilize valet or security services at their own expense.  Set-up and clean-up time is added to your hourly total.  The venue must be returned to its original condition following your event. In-house event coordination services available for an additional fee. 

Friday - Saturday for 5 hours - $2000

Monday - Thursday for 5 hours - $1500

Friday - Saturday for 2 hours - $800

Monday - Thursday for 2 hours - $500

We will close at 5 pm on the evening of Saturday, September 25th for a private event.

With a modern industrial feel, Weinberger Fine Art is the perfect place for your next party, fundraiser, or corporate event. Well suited for cocktail parties, fundraisers, rehearsal dinners, corporate gatherings, or campaign events, we’d love to host your next event.

Weinberger Fine Art is not available for rent during the First Friday of each month.  Renters must sign a rental agreement, provide a certificate of liability insurance (we recommend: privateeventinsurance.com), and a 50% deposit check in order to reserve a date.  WFA does not provide event security or reserved parking. Renters may elect to utilize valet or security services at their own expense.  Set-up and clean-up time is added to your hourly total.  The venue must be returned to its original condition following your event. In-house event coordination services available for an additional fee. 

Friday - Saturday for 5 hours - $2000

Monday - Thursday for 5 hours - $1500

Friday - Saturday for 2 hours - $800

Monday - Thursday for 2 hours - $500

Join us on Friday, September 3rd from 4-7pm at the Weinberger main gallery for Life on the Brighter Side.

Life on the Brighter Side brings together works by artists such as Cynthia Bjorn, Marcel Rozek, and Tom Gregg to explore the expressive potential of color in a variety of artistic styles ranging from color field to abstraction to hyper-realism. These artists playful use of color provide a space to feel the weight of the last year lift ever so slightly and give hope for brighter days ahead. After a long, incredibly challenging year lacking in liveliness and excitement, this collection of works reminds us of the power of color and its’ ability to impact the way that we experience the world. The vibrancy of the colors serves as a reminder that we are now living on the brighter side, forging a path ahead as we navigate a post-pandemic society. 

Weinberger Fine Art is located at 114 Southwest Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri. WFA is open to the public on Friday, August 6th, from 11a-7pm.

Artists include:

Marcel Rozek

Hunt Slonem

Erin Mcintosh

Cynthia Bjorn

and Tom Gregg to name a few.

View a full exhibition price list here on Issuu: Life on the Brighter Side.

Join us on Friday, August 6th from 4-7pm at the Weinberger main gallery for Life on the Brighter Side.

Life on the Brighter Side brings together works by artists such as Cynthia Bjorn, Marcel Rozek, and Tom Gregg to explore the expressive potential of color in a variety of artistic styles ranging from color field to abstraction to hyper-realism. These artists playful use of color provide a space to feel the weight of the last year lift ever so slightly and give hope for brighter days ahead. After a long, incredibly challenging year lacking in liveliness and excitement, this collection of works reminds us of the power of color and its’ ability to impact the way that we experience the world. The vibrancy of the colors serves as a reminder that we are now living on the brighter side, forging a path ahead as we navigate a post-pandemic society. 

Weinberger Fine Art is located at 114 Southwest Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri. WFA is open to the public on Friday, August 6th, from 11a-7pm.

Artists include:

Marcel Rozek

Hunt Slonem

Erin Mcintosh

Cynthia Bjorn

and Tom Gregg to name a few.

View a full exhibition price list here on Issuu: Life on the Brighter Side.

Join us on Friday, July 2nd from 4-7pm at the Weinberger main gallery for July’s First Friday. The event will display works from the gallery’s newest featured artists.

Weinberger Fine Art is located at 114 Southwest Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri. WFA is open to the public on Friday, July 2nd, from 10a-7pm.

Some artists include:

Marcel Rozak

Hunt Slonem

Margaret Evangeline

Cynthia Bjorn

and Tom Gregg to name a few.

Join us on Saturday, May 22th from 1-4 pm to see works by Clare Doveton, Katrina Revenaugh, Carlos Gamez de Francisco, Dean Kube, Kevin Morris, Cynthia Bjorn and others.

No refreshments will be served, mask and social distancing required. 

Weinberger Fine Art is pleased to announce Kuzana Ogg as the gallery’s latest Featured Artist. Ogg’s work will be on view February 23 - April 24. Hours are Tuesdays - Fridays from 10-6pm and Saturdays from 12-5pm.

" The principles that govern my aesthetic are balance and restraint. My early years in India were flooded with noise, color, and fragrance. My grandparents’ home in Bombay was somewhat buffered from the outside chaos of people and cars by lush gardens. This paradise of quietly growing coconut trees, exotic lilies, and always newly turned wet red earth was invaded hourly by squalling parrots and barbarous crows. Their cries filtered through the foliage as though they were the softened echoes of the havoc on the streets. 

Going anywhere in Bombay requires infinite patience and time. A simple errand to get a plastic bucket devolves into an all-day affair involving epic traffic jams and monsoon-huge waves crashing over the seawall. But, even as a very small child—I was easily distracted by the lurid Bollywood billboards rushing past the car window and promises of notebooks with endpapers of fuchsia block-printed flowers and new erasers in the shape of rabbits or fried eggs.  

Bombay is steeped in perfume—from yards of jasmine and roses garlanding doors, to sandalwood burning at the fire temple, to a hundred different lunches cooking at the same time—there is always fragrance in the air. It might be ordinary, like freshly watered concrete walls or the starched muslin saris of nursery school teachers; or extraordinary, like the scent of raw silk stored in the recesses of a teak wardrobe. Its presence everywhere instilled the conviction in me that just as fragrance occupies a stratum deeper than sight or sound, majesty is also hidden beneath the surface of things, and majesty is an anchor that restrains and balances the chaos of experience. It is the primordial root that underlies even the most discordant things. 

The general pandemonium of Bombay in the early 1970s serves as a visual alphabet. Through my travels and migrations, this alphabet continues to recombine, developing into a painterly language. In any form of communication, I have found the principles of restraint and balance to be the most formidable and eloquent. "

Final day to see Northern Catch by WFA artist Lindsay Dunnagan.

“This series is a pleasure project  inspired by my childhood of growing up in Anchorage, Alaska where I spent time by  the ocean and watched the sky for the Aurora Borealis.  Each piece is multi layered and includes images of fish nets, the shapes of icebergs, and patterns found in the Alaskan landscape, such as ice striations.  

Formally, some pieces are linked to one another because the series responds to and plays with process scraps.  For example,  Migrating Silver is made of several paper layers.   The top layer has a hole cut in the shape of a fish net.   Inside the hole are other fish net and ice berg shapes cut out of other paintings.   Every cut form becomes part of a new work.   

The playful process of this work parallels my glance back at childhood.   By manipulating shapes from the place I love, the work evokes a panglossian nostalgia. “ 

Join us on Saturday March 20th from 1-4pm to view “Northern Catch" and chat with artist Lindsey Dunnagan. Also on view will be new works from Kuzana Ogg, Carlos Gamez de Francisco, Clare Doveton, our newest artist Kristen Goering, and others.

No refreshments will be served, mask and social distancing required.

Final day to see artwork by featured artist Aaron Morgan Brown. The gallery is open to the public from 10-6pm.

Aaron M. Brown was born in Wichita, KS. He received a BFA from the University of Kansas, MFA from Syracuse University. Awards include grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and the Franz and Virginia Bader Fund. He has participated in group and solo exhibitions internationally, in galleries and museums, including the National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC. His work has been featured in publications such as New American Paintings and Harper’s magazine, and is included in numerous private and public collections.

Final Day to see new works on display by Hunt Slonem. The gallery is open to the public from 12-5pm.

Hunt Slonem is a world-renowned artist whose highly acclaimed paintings are in over eighty museum collections worldwide, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City, and Kansas City’s own Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art. He has been commissioned to paint large- scale murals for the Bryant Park Grill, New York City and the former World Trade Center, NYC.

Join us for First Friday at both galleries - 114 Southwest Boulevard and 1903 Wyandotte.

Weinberger Fine Art features work by Rachelle Gardner-Roe, Marcel Rozek, Ruth Borum-Loveland, Carlos Gamez de Fransisco, Hunt Slonem, and the estate of the late Leonard Koenig.

The Drawing Room welcomes you to view Sexhibition for the final weeks. This exhibition includes work by Dean Kube, Ryan Wilks, Ralph Ali Eckert, Andy Gershon, Larassa Kabel, Linda Lighton, Jim Sajovic, and Carlos Gamez de Fransisco.

Friday. March 6th from 5-8pm. Both galleries are open to the public.

sex·hi·bi·tion

/ˌseksəˈbiSH(ə)n/

noun

1. a public display of sexual works of art, 

come-hither curating, an exploration of the erotic, 

a celebration of the scintillating

Join us for a satiating evening of pleasure on Saturday, February 22nd from 7:30 - 10pm to celebrate the opening of Sexhibtion at The Drawing Room by Weinberger Fine Art. Enjoy a menu of aphrodisiac-inspired small plates, signature cocktails by The Belt Cocktail Co., and other bombshell surprises.

Sexhibition is a group show of artistic depictions of the erotic. This exhibition includes works by Andy Gershon, Carlos Gamez de Fransisco, Larassa Kabel, Dean Kube, Linda Lighton, Ryan Wilks, and Ralph Ali Eckert.

Tickets are $75. Follow this link to buy tickets.

The Drawing Room is located at 1903 Wyandotte.

sex·hi·bi·tion

/ˌseksəˈbiSH(ə)n/

noun

1. a public display of sexual works of art, 

come-hither curating, an exploration of the erotic, 

a celebration of the scintillating 

Please join us in the Drawing Room on Friday, February 7th from 5-8 pm for the public opening of Sexhibition. Sexhibition is a group show of artistic depictions of the erotic. This exhibition includes works by Andy Gershon, Carlos Gamez de Fransisco, Larassa Kabel, Dean Kube, Linda Lighton, Ryan Wilks, and Ralph Ali Eckert.

To learn more about each of the Artists and their practices we invite you to visit our Artists page on our website. 

The Drawing room is located at 1903 Wyandotte Street.

The duration of the exhibit is open to the public from 10 am - 6 pm Tuesday through Friday and Noon to 5 pm on Saturday

The last day to see James Woodfill’s solo exhibition CODE PRACTICE at The Drawing Room by Weinberger Fine Art.

The Drawing Room is located at 1903 Wyandotte and is open Tuesday - Friday from 10-6pm and Saturdays from 12-5pm.

Join us on Saturday, January 11th from 3-5pm for an artist talk with James Woodfill about his solo exhibition CODE PRACTICE. Remarks will begin promptly at 3:30. The Drawing Room is located at 1903 Wyandotte.

CODE PRACTICE is an exhibition of artifacts excavated from James Woodfill’s personal investigations. James Woodfill’s practice has taken inspiration from many sources, from architectural models and hollow core doors to stagecraft and music, alongside the conditions of production and decision making he has set for himself. He amplifies these conditions as he works and reworks his approach leaving the residue of these processes behind at each stage: this residue is what we observe. This most recent work returns to a fundamental connection to painting and color present in his earliest work.

Woodfill’s approach embraces the provisional: the context of the world, his life, and his studio is not static and neither is the work. Instead of observing his artifacts, the residue, with a sense of heroic completion, Woodfill’s art inspires yet another set of parameters, yet another set of adjustments. As he engages with this practice he synchronizes with the provisional by making adjustments that resonate and create an active present outcome. It is when this energy is generated that Woodfill know’s he is where he needs to be within his temporary context and that his exploration has been successfully exemplified. Often the conclusion he arrives at is different from the conclusion he sought, but that is where the magic resides. Tomorrow will always be another story. 

CODE PRACTICE (verb): a trigger and not a resolution; a provisional exploration; communication as process.

Please join us in The Drawing Room on Friday, December 6th from 5 - 8pm for the public opening of CODE PRACTICE a solo exhibition of paintings by James Woodfill. The Drawing Room at 1903 Wyandotte in Kansas City, MO 64108.

CODE PRACTICE is an exhibition of artifacts excavated from James Woodfill’s personal investigations. James Woodfill’s practice has taken inspiration from many sources, from architectural models and hollow core doors to stagecraft and music, alongside the conditions of production and decision making he has set for himself. He amplifies these conditions as he works and reworks his approach leaving the residue of these processes behind at each stage: this residue is what we observe. This most recent work returns to a fundamental connection to painting and color present in his earliest work.

Like slicing and dicing a bushel of apples that must become juice before fermenting into vinegar, Woodfill’s work evolves in tandem with the conditions and context of his practice. Apples can give way to vinegar, but are equally likely to yield sauce, cake, or pie. It's all a matter of approach and the approach is culpable to the fluid nature of its context. 

Woodfill’s approach embraces the provisional: the context of the world, his life, and his studio is not static and neither is the work. Instead of observing his artifacts, the residue, with a sense of heroic completion, Woodfill’s art inspires yet another set of parameters, yet another set of adjustments. As he engages with this practice he synchronizes with the provisional by making adjustments that resonate and create an active present outcome. It is when this energy is generated that Woodfill know’s he is where he needs to be within his temporary context and that his exploration has been successfully exemplified. Often the conclusion he arrives at is different from the conclusion he sought, but that is where the magic resides. Tomorrow will always be another story. 

In addition to the exhibition, we will be hosting an artist talk sometime in December. Be on the lookout for updates!

The duration of the exhibit is open to the public from 10am-6pm Tuesday through Friday and Noon-5pm on Saturday’s.

CODE PRACTICE (verb): a trigger and not a resolution; a provisional exploration; communication as process.

Please join us in The Drawing Room on Thursday, December 5th from 5 - 8pm for the preview opening of CODE PRACTICE a solo exhibition of paintings by James Woodfill. The Drawing Room is located at 1903 Wyandotte in Kansas City, MO 64108.

CODE PRACTICE is an exhibition of artifacts excavated from James Woodfill’s personal investigations. James Woodfill’s practice has taken inspiration from many sources, from architectural models and hollow core doors to stagecraft and music, alongside the conditions of production and decision making he has set for himself. He amplifies these conditions as he works and reworks his approach leaving the residue of these processes behind at each stage: this residue is what we observe. This most recent work returns to a fundamental connection to painting and color present in his earliest work.

Like slicing and dicing a bushel of apples that must become juice before fermenting into vinegar, Woodfill’s work evolves in tandem with the conditions and context of his practice. Apples can give way to vinegar, but are equally likely to yield sauce, cake, or pie. It's all a matter of approach and the approach is culpable to the fluid nature of its context. 

Woodfill’s approach embraces the provisional: the context of the world, his life, and his studio is not static and neither is the work. Instead of observing his artifacts, the residue, with a sense of heroic completion, Woodfill’s art inspires yet another set of parameters, yet another set of adjustments. As he engages with this practice he synchronizes with the provisional by making adjustments that resonate and create an active present outcome. It is when this energy is generated that Woodfill know’s he is where he needs to be within his temporary context and that his exploration has been successfully exemplified. Often the conclusion he arrives at is different from the conclusion he sought, but that is where the magic resides. Tomorrow will always be another story. 

In addition to the exhibition, we will be hosting an artist talk sometime in December. Be on the lookout for updates!

The duration of the exhibit is open to the public from 10am-6pm Tuesday through Friday and Noon-5pm on Saturday’s.

Weinberger Fine Art is pleased to host Knoll Kansas City for their event ‘Solve and Evolve’. As Kansas City has been expanding, expanding, expanding, our market has seen the evolution of companies excitedly arriving to our city and others growing in our very own neighborhoods. As we engage and collaborate with professionals from every aspect of the building process, we would love to invite you to join our experts in the industry to take you on a journey from the office start up stage to planning for future growth. From different generations and technology advancements to amenities packages and transportation logistics, elevate your culture and stand out from the competition!

Follow this link to add this to your Global Entrepreneurship Week agenda or contact Annalise Lyons for additional information by calling (314) 775-9555.

This event is open to all who would like to attend and admission is free. Please visit www.kcsourcelink.com/gew to learn more.

Weinberger Fine Art and The Leedy-Voulkos Arts Center invite you to join us from 2-4pm, for an Artist Talk by Rachelle Gardner-Roe at 2:30pm, as she speaks about her new work currently on display at the Leedy-Voulkos Art Center located at 2012 Baltimore, Kansas City, MO 64108

The first 20 attendees will be able to take a piece of the show home with them!

We’ll provide light snacks and Rachelle will treat us to her favorite fall libation, spiked apple cider!

Join Weinberger Fine Art and the Truman Medical Center on Thursday, November 7th for a Healing Arts Happy Hour and art talk by two UMKC medical professionals. Come and celebrate the power of art to aid the healing process as well as to enrich our daily lives. This event is organized by the Truman Medical Center Healing Arts Program, Weinberger Fine Art, and the Art as an Asset group.

This event will take place at Weinberger Fine Art located at 114 Southwest Boulevard in the Crossroads Art District. This event is open to the public, however, if you would like to attend, please RSVP by calling the Truman Foundation at 816-404-3440 or emailing Faith.Hensley@tmc.med.org

We will close at 4 pm on the evening of Saturday, November 2nd for a private event.

With a modern industrial feel, Weinberger Fine Art is the perfect place for your next party, fundraiser, or corporate event. Well suited for cocktail parties, fundraisers, rehearsal dinners, corporate gatherings, or campaign events, we’d love to host your next event.

Weinberger Fine Art is not available for rent during the First Friday of each month.  Renters must sign a rental agreement, provide a certificate of liability insurance (we recommend: privateeventinsurance.com), and a 50% deposit check in order to reserve a date.  WFA does not provide event security or reserved parking. Renters may elect to utilize valet or security services at their own expense.  Set-up and clean-up time is added to your hourly total.  The venue must be returned to its original condition following your event. In-house event coordination services available for an additional fee. 

Friday - Saturday for 5 hours - $2000

Monday - Thursday for 5 hours - $1500

Friday - Saturday for 2 hours - $800

Monday - Thursday for 2 hours - $500

Please join us in The Drawing Room on Friday, November 1st from 5 - 8pm for a public opening of SHELF LIFE, a solo exhibition of paintings by Tom Gregg. 

Kansas City artist Tom Gregg paints fantastically realistic still lifes that pair bright color palettes with object clusters driven by metaphor and narrative. Ranging from the everyday beauty of melons and persimmons, to the romance of stemware and elegant ashtrays, to the ominous look of grenades posed in candy hued backgrounds, Gregg observes objects and their environment as a visual drama that provide him with a range of formal elements to explore and the unique ability to exert control over the scenes. 

Gregg’s interest in still life painting stems from a fascination with the simple and profound existence of objects. Objects share the world of people while remaining independent of our struggles and exertions. Objects maintain a steadfast otherness while acquiring their meaning through our physical world: they are of our world, yet in a distinct world of their own — the world of things. 

The Drawing Room is located at 1903 Wyandotte, Kansas City, MO 64108. 

The duration of the exhibit is open to the public from 10am-6pm Tuesday through Friday and Noon-5pm on Saturday’s.

Emerging artist Carlos Gamez de Fransisco will give an artist talk at Weinberger Fine Art on Saturday, October 26th from 2-4pm. The artist talk will start promptly at 2:30pm.

Cuban born artist Carlos Gamez de Francisco paints opulent, highly saturated portraits of women that reference fashion illustration and the decorative arts. His unique visual language results in canvases dripping with dewy-skinned models, gem-toned flora and fauna, and richly patterned textiles. His method of applying watercolor to canvas gives these images a sense of immediacy that matches the youthfulness and vigor of his subject matter while conjuring a sense of playfulness and innocence.

This event is open the public. Weinberger Fine Art is located at 114 Southwest Boulevard.

Join us in celebration of The University of Kansas Cancer Center on Thursday, October 24th with cocktails, hor d’eourves, and performative art by WFA artist Carlos Gamez de Fransisco. This event will take place at Weinberger Fine Art located at 114 Southwest Boulevard in the Crossroads Art District.

Cuban born artist Carlos Gamez de Francisco paints opulent, highly saturated portraits of women that reference fashion illustration and the decorative arts. His unique visual language results in canvases dripping with dewy-skinned models, gem-toned flora and fauna, and richly patterned textiles.  His method of applying watercolor to canvas gives these images a sense of immediacy that matches the youthfulness and vigor of his subject matter while conjuring a sense of playfulness and innocence.

This event is open to the public, however, if you would like to attend please RSVP by emailing events@weinbergerfineart.com.

Please join us in The Drawing Room on Friday, October 4th from 5 - 8pm for the public opening of SHELF LIFE, a solo exhibition of paintings by Tom Gregg. 

Kansas City artist Tom Gregg paints fantastically realistic still lifes that pair bright color palettes with object clusters driven by metaphor and narrative. Ranging from the everyday beauty of melons and persimmons, to the romance of stemware and elegant ashtrays, to the ominous look of grenades posed in candy hued backgrounds, Gregg observes objects and their environment as a visual drama that provide him with a range of formal elements to explore and the unique ability to exert control over the scenes. 

Gregg’s interest in still life painting stems from a fascination with the simple and profound existence of objects. Objects share the world of people while remaining independent of our struggles and exertions. Objects maintain a steadfast otherness while acquiring their meaning through our physical world: they are of our world, yet in a distinct world of their own — the world of things. 

The Drawing Room is located at 1903 Wyandotte, Kansas City, MO 64108. 

The duration of the exhibit is open to the public from 10am-6pm Tuesday through Friday and Noon-5pm on Saturday’s.

Join us with IN Kansas City Magazine on Thursday, October 3rd from 5-8pm for the preview opening of Tom Gregg’s solo exhibition SHELF LIFE at The Drawing Room by Weinberger Fine Art.

Kansas City artist Tom Gregg paints fantastically realistic still lifes that pair bright color palettes with object clusters driven by metaphor and narrative. Ranging from the everyday beauty of melons and persimmons, to the romance of stemware and elegant ashtrays, to the ominous look of grenades posed in candy hued backgrounds, Gregg observes objects and their environment as a visual drama that provide him with a range of formal elements to explore and the unique ability to exert control over the scenes. 

Gregg’s interest in still life painting stems from a fascination with the simple and profound existence of objects. Objects share the world of people while remaining independent of our struggles and exertions. Objects maintain a steadfast otherness while acquiring their meaning through our physical world: they are of our world, yet in a distinct world of their own — the world of things. 

The Drawing Room is located at 1903 Wyandotte, Kansas City, MO 64108. 

The duration of the exhibit is open to the public Tuesday -Friday from 10am-6pm and Saturday from 12pm-5pm.