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Kiosk Gallery is an artist-run contemporary-art gallery in Kansas City’s historic West Bottoms, inside the Livestock Exchange (Stockyards) Building at 1600 Genessee Street, Suite 133. Founded in 2012 by the husband-and-wife team Eric and Erin Dodson, it has staged 75-plus shows featuring more than 250 local and regional artists, building its programming around the keywords Listen, Learn, Amplify, and Act.

Description

Kiosk Gallery is an artist-run contemporary-art gallery in the West Bottoms, located in Suite 133 of the historic Livestock Exchange Building at 1600 Genessee Street.12 Founded in 2012 by Kansas City husband-and-wife team Eric and Erin Dodson, it has mounted more than 75 exhibitions featuring over 250 local and regional artists, organizing its work around four keywords — Listen, Learn, Amplify, and Act — with a focus on giving KC-area artists a platform.2

Ownership and history

Kiosk Gallery is independently owned and operated by Eric and Erin Dodson, who opened it in 2012.12 It is one of the longer-running artist-run spaces in the Kansas City metro and a fixture of the West Bottoms’ arts scene.

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  1. Kiosk Gallery — official site — Confirms: artist-run gallery; Livestock Exchange Building / 1600 Genessee, Ste 133; director Eric Dodson; contact (816) 255-3609. ↩ ↩2

  2. KCUR — “Kansas City’s artist-run spaces offer havens of creativity and collaboration. Here’s a guide” (2024-04-20) — Confirms: founded 2012 by Eric & Erin Dodson; 75+ shows / 250+ artists; “Listen, Learn, Amplify, Act”; Stockyards/Livestock Exchange location. ↩ ↩2 ↩3

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