MOD Gallery & Space opened its doors for the first time in 2022! MOD Gallery & Space seems to draw people from all over Kansas City and surrounding areas! If March reflects how the rest of the year will go, then MOD will have a fantastic 2022!
“Getting five artists to have one voice is not for the faint of heart. Five artists with one canvas seemed like it would be just as difficult, but honestly, it wasn’t, and in 4 hours, this beautiful work was silent auctioned off.
We painted in tandem, taking turns attacking the surface.
The mission was to reach the completion goal without brushes or pallet knives to represent obtaining our visions by any means necessary.
Below are our weapons of choice:
Mallory: leaves and stones
Heather (turquoise moon): straw
Phill: cardboard
EEPHUS: a discarded baseball card
PaperMonkey: takeout chopsticks
With almost nothing at all, we made a masterpiece. For those who came out to see this process in action, thank you for supporting your local artists at work!” States, Justin Canja of PaperMonkeyMovement.
Benoit’s colorful display of acrylic painted abstract paintings added to the ambiance of the evening at MOD on March 4th, First Friday, and they would look lovely in any home. I believe this is the first time that Heather Inez Benoit has been a featured artist with her paintings at MOD Gallery. Besides painting, Benoit also loves to make pottery, and she makes unique pottery, including cups, bowls, and other items and jewelry. Benoit always has a tent on the back patio of MOD, displaying and selling her other crafts. You can find Benoit’s crafts on Instagram.
Bassim Sabawi also had some fantastic oil paintings of various works. Bassim would like to say that his oil paintings are more spiritual. Sabawi loves to connecting Mother Earth to his painting style.
EEPHUS was one of the Pop-art shows with his amazing various sports memorabilia! EEPHUS will be back at MOD Gallery & Space for the April1st First Friday event!
Jump Start Art KC helped Jewelry artist William Macklin getting started with material to create his wire wrapped precious stones business going along with a church that Macklin attends. Macklin’s new found business is called DoveLife!
It was a fantastic night on March 4th, 2022, at MOD Gallery & Space!
So much fun and group participation on the Silent Auction piece, which sold that night!
