Aug 3 2006
With the growing popularity of the Crossroads Art Scene--more and more people are heading to First Friday for a fun and fabulous night of free art. But as the event gains popularity--the more difficult it is to find ANY information pertaining to the Artist Openings and event info for First Friday. Here are the best Gallery Events and openings for August 2006's First Friday.
- 'We Know but Don't Want to Belive What We Know' , 6-9pm, Pi Gallery, 419 E. 19th St6-9pm (donations to the event go to Doctors Without Borders)
- Light Show Performance by KC Friends of Alvin Ailey. 1924 Main, 8-10pm.
- 'Where Were You on September 11th?' Time Warner will be taping responses to this question which will be shown at a special ceremony and broadcasted on KC on Demand. Grand Gallery, 1815 Grand Blvd, 6-9pm.
- 'Michael's Red Carpet Street Style Present Mag's Spotlight- hit the red carpet, strike a pose and get publised in Present Mag's August Issue. YJ's Snack Bar 128 W. 18th, 6-9pm.
- Bluesin' at the Bohemian Live music, with food and drink served. All proceeds go to the KC Blues Society. Bohemian Gallery, 220 W. 19th. 6-10pm.
- 'Scream'works by Donna McCullough at Arts Incubator, 115 W. 18th Street, 6-9:30.
- Keith Soforic, Mixed Media. Bar Natasha, 1911 Main 6-9pm.
- Deborah Oden: What Reason My Heart; Zia: Off the Rim; and From the Heartland.Sherry Leady Contemporary Art, 2004 Baltimore.
- Jesse Christopher, 'System Exhibit'.Gallery 104, 1803 Wyandotte.
- Jeff Evrard Photography. 1810 Gallery, 1810 Cherry.
- Herb Webb and Dustin Schmidt. Opening Reception 6-9pm, Grand Gallery, 1815 Grand.
- 'Salvation' (feat. Broken Brick Group). Hilliard Gallery, 404 E. 18th St. Opening Reception, 6pm
- 'Aberration of the Dictionary for the New Generation' by Armando Santa Ana. Mattie Rhodes Gallery, 919 W. 17th. Opening reception 6pm.
- 'Pepsi Broke My Heart', Gracia Therber, Mercy Seat, 210 E. 16th St.
- Mamun Hashem, Paintings and Photographs.Zone Gallery, 1830 Locust. Opening Reception, 6-9pm
- Michael Kanemoto,#8 Art Gallery, 1600 Locust.
- Michael Allen's Blues and Jazz figurative works. Crossroads Blues Gallery, 2009 Baltimore, Noon-9pm.
