The gallery is free and open to the public. Kahn's works are included in the permanent collections of several major American museums and have been shown in more than 30 solo exhibitions and more than 70 museum and gallery group shows worldwide. Kahn selected 39 artworks by 32 regional artists from Missouri and Illinois. The works include painting, ceramics, fiber, sculpture, photography, printmaking, drawing, collage and mixed media.
People displaying work in the exhibit include both established and emerging artists.
In between the black squares are red-brown organic shapes and lines against a pale neutral background. The result is a piece juxtaposing geometric against organic and clean against irregular. The simple shapes are elements that express color, line, texture and shadow. I wanted to create the sense of a familiar experience suspended in time. Daniel Raedeke from Edwardsville and a graduate student at SIUE has two paintings displayed.