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What is the Locust Factory?

Five Kansas City artists opened the doors to a new cooperative art studio in February 2007.

The Factory is located in the Crossroads Arts District in Kansas City, Missouri. It includes five separate workspaces and a small gallery space that can double as a wood shop or communal workspace. The gallery is open for special events and exhibitions the first Friday of every month.The studio features a unique creative environment, opportunity for collaboration, and an exciting work space.

Who is the Locust Factory?

Chris & Kyle Dahlquist
Photographic Mixed Media

Matthew Dehaemers
Sculpture

Brian Grubb
Graphic Design

Paul Mallory
Ceramics

Mary Beth Yates
Fiber

For more information 816.516.5981

Recent work by

Paul Mallory & Chris Dahlquist

July 6, 2007
first friday 6-9pm



LOCUST FACTORY S T U D I O & G A L L E R Y

504 E 18th St,
(18th and Locust)

Kansas City, MO 64108



Paul Mallory is a Kansas City ceramic artist. After a two year hiatus from making pots and exploring forms, Paul is excited to share with you his latest salt fired ceramics.

Chris Dahlquist is a Kansas City artist that has been combining alternate surfaces with her photography for many years. This show represents her newest work incorporating watercolor paintings and photographic images.

The Locust Factory, which debuted their first exhibit in April 2007, is a cooperative art studio of five local artists, which includes a small gallery.  The members work in a variety of media (mixed media photography, sculpture/public art, graphic design, ceramics and fiber), which creates a unique creative environment, the opportunity for collaboration, encouragement and critique.

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504 E 18th St, Kansas City, MO 64108
For more information please call: 816.516.5981