Emily & Todd Voth Artspace
The Artspace is pleased to announce a pivotal new chapter with its rededication and renaming as the Emily & Todd Voth Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute.
This marks a transformative moment as we celebrate 25 years of artistic innovation and community connection.
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Emily & Todd Voth ArtspaceArtists. Exhibitions. Experiences.
Since 1999, the Emily & Todd Voth Artspace has championed emerging and established contemporary artists through exhibitions, public programming, and educational initiatives.
As an integral part of KCAI, the Emily & Todd Voth Artspace is a bridge that connects campus and the wider Kansas City community, promoting engagement with contemporary art and fostering future generations of artists and creative professionals.
Cellphone Rollercoaster
June 26 - September 12, 2026
A performative sculptural installation by Noelle Choy and William Lanzillo, Cellphone Rollercoaster invites visitors to participate by sending their cellphones on a wild ride to experience this miniature amusement park within the gallery.
The cellphone’s video camera captures the journey as the rollercoaster moves through a theme-park setting, populated with a comical mash up of sculptural props and familiar Kansas City landmarks.
Brandon Forrest Frederick ('11 Photography)
Project Wall
January 2026 – January 2027
For this project, Chicago-based guest curator Madeline Gallucci (’12 Printmaking) has partnered with artist, arts organizer, and educator Brandon Forrest Frederick (’11 Photography) to create An illusive view in an illuminated field for the Project Wall.
Exhibitions
View current, upcoming, and archived contemporary art exhibitions featured at the Emily & Todd Voth Artspace.
Project Wall
The Project Wall is an ongoing outdoor site for temporary public art projects by contemporary artists.
Cohen Resource Room
A variety of resource materials and a setting conducive to reading, research, and quiet contemplation
About Artspace
Dedicated to artists, art, and ideas since 1999, the Emily & Todd Voth Artspace serves the mission of the Kansas City Art Institute as a dynamic teaching museum, engaging students and introducing audiences to important contemporary art and artists.
Student Opportunities
The Emily & Todd Voth Artspace serves the mission of the Kansas City Art Institute by providing extraordinary learning opportunities for KCAI students through a student work program and an internship program.
Artist Opportunities
The Emily & Todd Voth Artspace is dedicated to artists and there are several opportunities for artists to get involved.
Contact and Visit the Emily & Todd Voth Artspace
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