H&R Block Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute

Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute has been dedicated to artists, art, and ideas since 1999. It presents innovative exhibitions, conversations, public programs, and commissioned projects that delve into the artists, art, and ideas of our time. Engaging, educating, and inspiring the next generations of artists and designers has been its commitment since inception.

The Artspace showcases a series of exhibitions and public programs that aim to celebrate creativity and collaboration. The current exhibition, "Imprint," honors the legacy of printmaking at KCAI, featuring renowned artists who have expanded the boundaries of traditional printmaking. Additionally, the Project Wall serves as a platform for temporary public art projects by contemporary artists, adding a dynamic outdoor element to the space.

Offering a variety of resources such as the Cohen Resource Room, which provides materials and a quiet space for reading and research, Artspace is a dynamic teaching museum that engages students and introduces audiences to important contemporary art and artists. The space also provides extraordinary learning opportunities for KCAI students through a student work program and internship opportunities.

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