Mark Hennick - Artist
Art Westport 2018 Kansas City’s only art show exclusively for local artists, returns to historic Westport for the 39th year. – – > September 7th – 9th, 2018. Hennick has been working on new abstract acrylic paintings this year. The paintings will be on display at Art Westport in his booth….
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iPad Pro… Armed with an iPad Pro, Apple Pencil and Procreate, Mark Hennick begins a journey into the digital drawing and painting realm. The following drawings are created for event hosts of the Urban Core Group. More digital artworks.
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Please join us for a holiday shopping event at the Livestock Exchange Building in the West Bottoms. Mark will have some fun artworks for sale. Where: Livestock Exchange Building 1600 Genessee, Studio #337 Kansas City, Missouri 64102 When: Friday November 10th 5:00pm – 9pm Saturday November 11th 10:00am – 2:00pm
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I rendered this piece in 2008 in a more traditional style on sandpaper. It is 14″ x 11″. Here’s another landscape…
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The 13th annual Zona Rosa Arts Festival and Vintage Market, September 16-18, is a juried fine Arts Festival and Vintage Market sponsored by Zona Rosa. The Zona Rosa Arts Festival and Vintage Market brings art, repurposed goods/furniture and vintage works together, along with live music and dance performances at Town…
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Pastel artist Mark Hennick will be showing his newest artworks and more in booth 77. Art Westport 2016 is celebrating 37 years of creativity! The annual art festival has become a Kansas City tradition and is a favorite among local artists. The three-day event will take place in Historic Westport,…
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Recent pastel drawings by Mark Hennick will be showing in booth #72. The Prairie Village Art Show is located in the heart of the Kansas City metro area. It is celebrating its 60th year and is the second oldest show in the city. The show is small with only 100…
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I started this drawing over a year ago. Here is the progression of the artwork to final stage.
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After ten months of operating at 20th and Baltimore, I decided to close Plum Gallery. Sales were slow and I needed time to reevaluate how to run a gallery effectively. I’ll most likely open the gallery again as soon as I find another cool location. Thank you for stopping by on First…
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