Ambiguous is a group painting exhibition curated by local painter John Ferry featuring area artists Colete Martin, David Terrill, Dean Kube and André Melchor. These four artists have taken their subjects beyond mere representational work and have turned it into their personal vision. CACG will be hosting virtual events on Thursdays covering the topic of "Being an Artist Today" with a possible studio tour and/or creative demonstration.
Guest Curator: John Ferry
Opening Reception, Thursday, September 30
Zoom virtual Opening Reception with a curator talk introducing the featured artists.
ID: 957 6060 4114 Passcode: CACG-2021.
David Terrill October 7
Dean Kube October 21
Colete Martin November 4
André Melchor November 18
Scan RSVP QR code or email cacg@mcckc.edu for Zoom invites for artist talks
October 1, November 5, December 3
The gallery will be open 1 - 6 P.M. for visitors to see the artworks in person. Masks Required.
The Carter Art Center Gallery, MCC– Penn Valley
5 - 7 P.M. The gallery will be open for visitors to see the artworks in person.
3201 SW Trafficway,Kansas City, MO 64111
For information on MCC Art classes
or Graphic Design A.A.S. degree,
contact Darlene Town: 816.604.4757.
Follow us on twitter: @cartergallery
The mission of the Metropolitan Community College Art Program is to develop students' visual literacy and awareness that art is practiced in a variety of forms within different cultures.
View additional gallery photos and list of MCC-Penn Valley 2018
Scholarship Winners
10x10 MCC Art Scholarship Fundraising Exhibitiom
2019 Student Art Exhibit and Sale
2019 MCC Art Faculty Art Exhibit
2019 MCC Art Faculty Art Exhibit
2019 MCC Art Faculty Art Exhibit
2019 Graphics Art Profolio Show
2019 Student Art Show + Sale
2019 Colla Voce
2018 A Periodic Table: Imagined Spaces
Student Art Exhibit/Sale - 25% of sales goes toward student scholarships
MCC-Penn Valley Gallery Overview
MCC-Penn Valley Gallery Overview 1
MCC-Penn Valley Gallery Overview 2
In March 2003, MCC-Penn Valley dedicated the Anna & Kemper Carter Center for Visual Arts and Imaging Technology. This beautiful structure provides classrooms, computer labs and fine arts studios with natural light. The gallery features exhibits that educate, challenge and inspire. Anna's Room is a wonderful place to relax. Outside, a stainless steel sculpture by Rita Blitt, "Black Box VII: Aspects of Nature II," is permanently installed. The Carter Art Center provides quality arts education to students in midtown Kansas City, preparing them to transfer to baccalaureate institutions. It provides employers
with workers who are well-prepared for jobs such as graphic designers and digital prepress technicians. It also provides a place for the community to gather to celebrate and enjoy the visual arts. Operational costs for the Carter Art Center are greater than those of a traditional community college art department. We are seeking support from the community we serve so the Center can provide the highest quality art programming for students and the community. To help accomplish this the Friends of the Carter Art Center will provide financial and community support so the college can continue to offer quality art exhibits, scholarships, and growth opportunities for arts education.
