A bright coral-red cardboard panel densely covered with cut and layered rectangular shapes in olive green and pink tones, creating an abstract, fragmented composition that suggests circuitry or architectural elements.
A bright coral-red cardboard panel densely covered with cut and layered rectangular shapes in olive green and pink tones, creating an abstract, fragmented composition that suggests circuitry or architectural elements.

Garry Noland Bio

Garry Noland, a native of South Dakota, earned a BA (Art History) from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 1978.  Noland is a 2014 Charlotte Street Foundation Visual Artist Fellow. Prior to becoming executive director of the Kansas City Artists Coalition (1986-1991) Noland wrote reviews and criticism for Forum, the magazine of the Kansas City Artists Coalition; New Art Examiner, and Wichita's Art Extra. His work… Read more

Garry Noland, a native of South Dakota, earned a BA (Art History) from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 1978.  Noland is a 2014 Charlotte Street Foundation Visual Artist Fellow. Prior to becoming executive director of the Kansas City Artists Coalition (1986-1991) Noland wrote reviews and criticism for Forum, the magazine of the Kansas City Artists Coalition; New Art Examiner, and Wichita's Art Extra. His work has been featured in Temporary Art Review, Riverfront Times,
Chicago Tribune, Omaha Reader, Kansas City Star and Artcore Journal. Noland's projects in 2014/2015 include the Charlotte Street Foundation Visual Artists Award Exhibition at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art and an exhibit at University of Northern Iowa. Noland is included in The Viewing Program, The Drawing Center, NYC.

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