🖼 If you have summer plans to visit the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, you'll spot work from two LSR7 students! 🖼 Lee's Summit West students in Rachel Hubbard Kline's Visual Arts class recently participated in a client-connected project during a visit the museum. All were tasked with developing artwork on what home means to them, pulling inspiration from the collage-style art in the current exhibition "Hangama Amiri: A Homage to Home". The museum decided they wanted to put some on display and after a lot of deliberation, selected pieces made by Frankie Hill and Keeley Goodwin. You can see Frankie and Keeley's work on display in the Engagement Space at the Kemper through April 2025! #R7Proud
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https://lnkd.in/eKWj4_RA The average private museum has 1,600 artworks, according to a 2023 report by the University of Amsterdam. Titled “Beyond the Global Boom: Private Art Museums in the 21st Century,” the publication identifies 446 institutions specializing in modern and contemporary art founded by private individuals with limited or no public funding. About 80 percent of them were established this century, according to the report. Germany leads the global count, with 60 such institutions, followed by the U.S. (59), and South Korea (50). China established 30 such entities in just nine years, the study says.
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