The ART CARE PACKAGE is the brainchild of the folks at Cerbera Gallery, a small and hip artspace in the heart of the Kansas City Crossroads – the Arts District of the KC Metro and home of the famous First Friday Art Walk.

The profile of the Cerbera Gallery for Contemporary Fine Art ranges from small to large-format, innovative, oftentimes abstract works by selected European, North American and Asian artists such as Josef Albers, Robert Indiana, Ralf Ziervogel, Jane Booth, Christian Rothmann, Hans Hartung, Greg Miller, Terry Dixon, Kerry Smith, Jennifer Wolf, limited edition print works by Guenther Uecker, Joan Hernandez Pijuan, Akio Takamori, Christo, Joan Miro, Robert Motherwell, Richard Serra, Ken Price, Joan Miro, Julio le Parc, Victor Vasarely and photography works by Laura Letinsky, Alex Prager, Thomas Florschuetz, Dirk Reinartz, Gregory Crewdson, David LaChapelle, Irving Penn, and Nicolas Dhervillers among others.

Mixed-media installations by artists such as Evelina Cajacob and Ben Harle as well as a broad range of sculptural and functional ceramic works by Melanie Sherman, Kyungmin Park, Kwok-Pong “Bobby” Tso, Kensuke Yamada, Adam Chau, Danielle Weigandt, Betty Woodman, Michael and Magdalena Frimkess, Peter Voulkos, Tineke van Gils, Harris Deller, Jamie Bates Slone, Joey Watson, Ben Bates, David Bolton among others further embellish the program of the Cerbera Gallery for Contemporary Fine Art.

Besides a renowned roster of local, national and international contemporary artists, Cerbera Gallery also offers a large inventory of secondary market works from emerging, mid-career and established artists including works by Robert Indiana, Joan Miro, Guenther Uecker, Banksy, Shepard Fairey, Josef Albers, June Kaneko, Robert Rauschenberg, Christo and Jean-Claude, Hans Hartung, Richard Serra, Robert Mapplethorpe and Antoni Tàpies only to name a few.

Team:

Phil E. – Owner/Director

Melanie S. – Owner/Artist

Kennedy B. – Gallery Assistant

Lili K. – Senior Gallery Dog

Liesl P. – Junior Gallery Dog (still in training)

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