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Art Exhibits
Working with the City of Liberty, William Jewell College and Mid-Continent Public Library, the Liberty Arts Commission has developed four gallery spaces in Liberty that offer exhibits throughout the year. You don't just have to be paying your water bill, getting in your workout or checking out a new book to enjoy the art on display! Stop by any of these locations to take in the latest exhibits.
Gallery Locations
- Art Gallery at the Liberty Community Center (1600 S. Withers Rd.)
- Atrium Gallery at Liberty City Hall (101 E. Kansas St.)
- Mid-Continent Library - Withers Branch (1665 S. Withers Rd.)
- Ruth E. Stocksdale Gallery of Art at William Jewell College (Brown Hall 2nd Floor, 252 William Jewell College Way, Liberty, MO )
Art Gallery at the Liberty Community Center
The artwork of Godfrey Duru is now on display throughout the Liberty Community Center lobby for public viewing.
About the artist:
Godfrey Duru is a photographer based in Liberty, MO. His interest include photography, traveling, reading and more.
Mid-Continent Public Library - Withers Branch
The artwork of Rebecca Owens is now on display throughout the Mid-Continent Public Library Community Room for public viewing.
About the artist:
Kansas City based artist, Rebecca Owens, is best known for her love of color and expressive form, veering dramatically from geometric angles to flowing organic shapes. When it comes to oil painting, she enjoys creating nearly three-dimensional works that showcase the expressive nature of the medium. Although she currently pursues her calling as an Illustrator, Rebecca dabbles in many different art forms; including printmaking, sculpture and drawing. Common subjects include tropical plants and flowers, especially palms, and big cats. Rebecca wants to nurture a love for color and creativity in all people, hoping that when audiences view her art they will be inspired to “dream bigger, speak louder and paint with the biggest brush they have.”
Atrium Gallery at Liberty City Hall
The artwork of Patrick McDowell is now on display throughout the City Hall Atrium Gallery for public viewing.
About the artist:
As a lifelong resident, Patrick McDowell’s passion for Liberty runs deep. This exhibit includes some of his favorite travel photographs from over the years. You’ll see sunsets in the Southwest, snowfall in the Smoky Mountains, cathedrals in Ireland, and many more images that celebrate the quiet beauty of life’s simpler moments, often found in nature.
"I hope these views inspire you to appreciate the journey, not just the destination. In fact, that idea is the heart of this collection: images that document a journey worth celebrating. After scouring thousands of photos, I selected my “Favorite 40” that best reflect my love for Liberty, nature and adventure."
- Patrick McDowell
Ruth E. Stocksdale Gallery of Art at William Jewell College
The artwork of various artists is now on display throughout the Ruth E. Stocksdale Gallery for public viewing.
About the artist:
Experience Limitless Imagination, Jan. 12 – March 22. This exhibit showcases the creativity of local artists with developmental and intellectual disabilities. It is a celebration of self-expression, talent and the limitless possibilities of art. Each piece tells a story of individuality and imagination, reminding us of the transformative power of the arts and that creativity knows no boundaries.
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Jeanine Thill
Community Development ManagerPhone: 816.439.4537
Art Exhibitor Application
The public art galleries in Liberty City Hall, the Liberty Community Center and the Mid-Continent Public Library - Withers Branch are seeking artists who wish to exhibit their work. Work must be wall art and may include printing, drawing, multi-media, textiles, illustrations, photography or other work that can be hung on the walls.