About the Zhou B. Art Center of Kansas City
At the Zhou B Art Center, creativity knows no bounds. We serve as a vibrant hub where artistic expression flourishes, showcasing a diverse range of artists and exhibitions tailored for individuals of all ages and backgrounds.
Nestled in the culturally significant 18th and Vine Jazz district, our center finds its home in the reclaimed Crispus Attucks School, a space we honor for its historical legacy. Our commitment extends beyond celebration; we aspire to contribute meaningfully to the ongoing narrative, weaving contemporary initiatives into the rich tapestry of this storied location.
IF ONLY FOR A MOMENT
FIRST ANNUAL GROUP SHOW
NOW ON VIEW!
October 19th - January 19th
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday (10 AM - 5 PM)
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Discover the perfect venue for your next event! Our venue offers on-site catering, ample parking for seamless arrivals, and an exclusive art collection that adds a touch of sophistication to any occasion.
Whether you're planning a corporate gathering, a wedding, or a special celebration, our versatile space and dedicated team are here to ensure your event is unforgettable. Inquire now to elevate your next event to an extraordinary experience.
The Zhou B Art Center’s mission is to create and maintain a thriving community of active artists within the Zhou B Art Center of Kansas City that extends to the surrounding community and beyond. We are seeking talented artists who will share their experience, expertise and camaraderie with fellow artists to help cultivate that community.
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ART STUDIOS
Shanzuo Zhoushi and Dahuang Zhoushi, renowned Chinese painters born in Guangxi, China, and now based in Chicago, have achieved international acclaim for their abstract art. Their philosophy, known as "Feelingism," emphasizes the symbiosis of eastern and western influences, encouraging self-belief and following one's heart in the creative process. Over their 50-year artistic career, the Zhou Brothers have left an indelible mark on contemporary art, embodying the essence of their philosophy and contributing to the American dream.
With the Zhou Brother's work relying heavily on intuition, one could say their own philosophies of "Feelingism" rang true for the creation of the Zhou B Art Center. During a visit to Kansas City, the Zhou Brothers passed by the. Crispus Attucks School and asked about the building's status. Luckily, the building's previous plans had fallen through and the brother's curiosity and intuition ion led them to finding the center's second home in Kansas City.