There are 6 interior galleries with an exterior sculptures around the building. The Kemper is…read morefree. There is small parking lot around the building as well as street parking. I am counting the restaurant ( Oil on Linen ) as a gallery because it features The History of Art by Frederick James Brown. It's a huge series that highlights major artists over the past couple centuries. The atrium is the second gallery that has rotating works and permanent installations. There are four other galleries as well. There are two on each sides of the center. Each of the galleries rotates and has a theme or single artist.

Lovely museum set with a stunning view of the city. Free and I would recommend 1-2 hours. Suggest…read moregetting on their mailing list to attend upcoming special events.

Super cute and relaxing way to spend an afternoon! You can easily do the whole space in a few hours…read more-- I was particularly infatuated by some of the native clothing. They have an interactive space on the top floor, and beautiful murals in the stairwells. The museum sponsors pop ups and is worth a follow on socials to keep up with that fun schedule. There is a bar space in the basement that has happy hour from 2-5 every day. Their martini espressos are top notch, and do not get me started on their giant chocolate chip cookies. Wow! In fact, I went back to the counter to get one for the road -- they were out! But before I left, the barista ran to catch me and nabbed me a piping hot cookie straight out the oven. Worth it!

Wokest and most boring museum I've ever been to. Don't waste your time. The only positive thing is…read morethat the building is beautiful.

This gallery is open on First Fridays and is one of our favorites. Almost all the art in the main…read moreroom is painted and created by the woman who rents the establishment. You can find her pouring wine from behind a make-shift bar most First Fridays and she loves to talk to people. There is almost always live music on a stage against one of the walls and you will find someone from every walk of life hanging out, drinking a beverage, buying art, and enjoying music. The side room of this gallery has rotating artists and it's always super fascinating. We love this place because the art is cool and moderately priced. We bought two prints just this past First Fridays and love them! It is not a large space and gets pretty crowded, but we still always stop by. If you're out in the East Crossroads next month, come stop in and check it out. Totally worth it!

Great tour guide, we were able to tour the house and studio. The guide provided insight to the…read moreartist and family. House has most of the original furnishings. Enjoyed it very much.

The outside of the house was nice. The art studio where Thomas Hart painted his artwork was even…read moremore special. The inside felt like an actual lived-in historic home even including an early-1970s TV set, paintings, and cozy spaces to complete. Although there is a small $5 admission fee per person, it was worth it.

While a little difficult to find, this artists' co-op gallery and the historiic building it's in…read moreare well worth the time! We had a great time at the wine tasting fundraising event held there recently, and they have a whole calendar of special events and classes you can view on their website. All the personnel, mostly artists whose work is shown in the gallery, were great hosts...very warm and welcoming! Me were able to visit with several of the co-op's artists to learn about their creative processes and works, from paintings, to photographs, drawings, collages, pottery, jewelry, and more. You will find wonderful pieces of high-quality art you'll love, and at an affordable price! In addition to the wines to taste from the White Tail Run Winery in Edgerton, KS, The Olathe Art Gallery provided a delicious array of sweet and savory treats.

Today my husband and I stopped in to check out this local artist art gallery in Olathe. It is…read morelocated inside a historic building that houses other businesses as well. The hours on the website are Wednesday through Saturday from 11 AM to 5 PM. The gallery features a variety of art from local artists. We admired jewelry, pottery, paintings with various techniques, photography art and other works. They alternate the art every 60 days. They also have first Saturday art receptions that include live music and refreshments. The prices are were affordable for prints to frame and the original pieces were in the normal price range or less that are featured at local art shows. The gallery is peaceful and enjoyable. One of the owners spoke to us about the various art displayed and the art classes that they have to offer as well for various skill levels.

Saturday after breakfast I was fortunate to be just a skip down from the gallery…read more I walked in through the garage doors. The Gallery itself is spacious. I enjoyed featured artists like Hunt Slonem and Joe Ramiro Garcia. The art on view is fun and unique. I would definitely recommend strolling in if you're in the area - it's a great way to brighten your day! Perfect place to stop if you are an art collector!

Really enjoyable stop in the Crossroads. The interior is spacious and comfortable -- they've got…read morecouches, which you don't often see in a gallery, and it never feels crammed or cluttered. Sophisticated space, well laid out. Easy to find, parking was no issue, and it's a great in-and-out visit -- you can see everything in 10-15 minutes without feeling rushed.

This is the best in the neighborhood…read more What can I day meals on wheels!! Working out ! The pool !! Free movie's on Wed afternoon Do not tell me you have nothing to do and the library is next doors!!! Great for young and old and between!!!

Talk about a fabulous way to repurpose an iconic building in JoCo! The site of the old King Louie…read morebowling alley has given way to the Arts & Heritage Center containing an exhibit better known as the Johnson County Museum. Instead of erecting another concrete monstrosity, JoCo took a piece of its expansion and history to house that very same dynamic. The Arts & Heritage Center itself is a wonderful facility, blending local & regional art, classes, and community space. It also doubles as an election polling location particularly focused on early voting opportunities (exercise your right!). Taking that classic 1960s suburban architecture, complete with stone walls & beams in a pseudo-flying buttress, and turning it into a new piece of the community is a *chef's kiss* of civic planning. Where you once may have tried to pick up a 7-10 split, you now can tour decades of people & progress. The museum itself costs $6 for adults with discounted admission for seniors, veterans, & children. It doesn't take long to get immersed in the interactivity and to get mesmerized by JoCo's storied past. Take in the public art displays or stop into the gift shop for keepsakes of the visit. Virtually every event has been well-documented, notable people are memorialized, and the chronology only keeps moving forward. Northeast Kansas continues to grow and find new ways to reinvent progress, so be sure to grasp the spirit of expansion that has occurred in this beautiful metro area.

Literally the first digital art gallery in Kansas City! I am so thrilled for this project! Kansas…read moreCity needed new modern artists and media and this gallery is bringing it! They are showing both local artists and global ones! And many other projects that they are doing too. A hidden new treasure in the Crossroads.