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I had a fun time in Kansas City this weekend showing work at @holsumgallery and meeting some awesome people including the great @garrynol. Our Milwaukee crew was impressed with KC! “3 Legged Stool” is up through October.

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Irrational Geographics: Paintings and Works on Paper by Garry B. Noland

September 8, 2026 to Thursday, October 22, 2026

Artist Talk: Third Thursday, October 15th 5-7PM

This exhibition centers on the materials used as the basis for the work. Irrational Geographics, is a play, of course, on National Geographic. We had a stack of them in the corner of my boyhood home. It was how my mom, and I, went places. Many of the works in the show are on pages from the journal. Others are found and re-used prints found in thrift stores and garage sales. These papers often depicted idealized images of mid-century America. Some of the prints were published by the United States Department of Agriculture in the mid 1960s; the so-called “good old days”. As we know they weren’t good for everyone. It is part of my job to step in and reexamine what these pictures meant and what they mean now. To quote Jean Alexander Frater: “The exhibition takes its cue from Noland's own articulation of art's role: to find the mundane in the grand and the grand in the mundane. The work is neither modest nor monumental. It occupies the charged, uncomfortable space between those two conditions, which is precisely where the most interesting looking happens.’ 1

Jean Alexander Frater, Chicago artist and gallerist, from her essay on my exhibition Loot Box, Chicago, Illinois, Spring, 2026

Novelty Landscape (after Dale Eldred), 2025. Collage on 1966 USDA poster. Paper size: 19.5" x 24" (framed) photo by the artist

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thank you @curatorsintl 🤍🌾

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Garry Noland and Studios Inc for a closing reception in his exhibition, “Piece Work”. The closing reception will take place tomorrow, August 7, from 5 to 8 PM, and will be accompanied by refreshments.

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Got some shots w/ @garrynol at @holsumgallery over this past weekend.

Thanks again for your hospitality and collaboration.

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Join us for August's First Friday from 5 to 8 pm for the Closing Reception of "Piece Work" by Garry Noland. This exhibition has been so popular, we decided to extend it for one more First Friday. Don't miss your last chance to view Garry Noland's artwork in our studios.gallery!

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Holsum Gallery @holsumgallery

West Bottoms, Kansas City, MO

Shot on Minolta STsi + Fuji 400 🎞️

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Garry Noland’s Artist Talk is now available to watch on YouTube! And don’t forget to join us this Saturday at 2pm for a poetry reading.

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Come listen to 4 prolific writers & poets share their work amidst Garry Noland’s solo exhibition, “Piece Work” this Saturday, July 11th from 2 to 4 pm! Joining us will be Phyllis Becker, Anthony Procopio Ross, Hannah Griffin, and Brandan Griffin. Learn more about them below!

We encourage you to bring some of your own writings and thoughts to share as well!

Phyllis Becker is co-coordinator of the Riverfront Readings in Kansas City, Missouri, one of the city's longest-running reading series. Her latest book is Proof of Existence (2024, Scapegoat Press). She also has a book, How I Came to Love Jazz and Other Poems (2008, Helicon Nine, Editions). Her poems have been set to jazz on the compact disc Poetry of Love, produced by jazz vocalist Angela Hagenbach. Phyllis is also a consultant who works with organizations and communities on youth justice reform, community engagement, and professional development.

Anthony Procopio Ross writes and teaches in Kansas City. His poetry and visual art appear in Birdcoat Quarterly, Kansas City Review, MemeZine Lit, Inflectionist Review, Wild Roof Journal, Outskirts Lit, McNeese Review, Laurel Review, and others. You can likely find him photographing and writing about his fellow residents at the Charlotte Street Foundation. He’s been awarded residencies and grants from organizations including Tiny Spoon, ArtsKC, Tallgrass, Art Farm Nebraska, and MU Extension. Across his practice, he considers what happens off to the side of dominant discourses, interfacing with the people, traditions, and writing that quietly shape our shared, everyday life.

Hannah Griffin is a poet from Southern California and now based in Kansas City. Her poems have been published in Oversound, Rainbow Agate, and elsewhere. She has an MFA from Columbia University, works in architecture and design, and co-runs New Material Books, an independent bookstore in the West Bottoms.

Brandan Griffin is the author of the poetry collections Four Concretures (Theaphora, 2024) and Impastoral (Omnidawn, 2022). He lives in Kansas City, where he teaches, writes about art, and co-runs the bookstore New Material Books.

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Don't forget this Saturday, June 20th from 12 to 1 pm, Garry Noland will be hosting an Artist Talk at Studios Inc for his exhibition, "Piece Work". Come ask questions and engage in his work on a deeper level - we look forward to seeing you there!

Image - "Parade", Garry Noland, 2012, Collograph, floor debris, tape on tape, 57" x 149"

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Join us for Garry Noland’s Artist Talk, June 20th from 12-1pm in studios.gallery.
Enjoy some refreshments while engaging in a discussion about Noland’s work, we look forward to seeing you there!

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