Working with Us

Getting Acquainted
All of our client relationships begin with an informal meeting. We listen to your needs, learn about your business or institution, and explain our process. There is no fee for this.

Master Plan
No job, large or small, can begin without a visionary master plan. This is like writing a musical score for each client, with the same devotion to originality each time. We also integrate existing works into the new space, if desired.

Working Together
We involve our clients in the process, seek their opinions, and respond to their needs. The result is always exciting and spellbinding. No work goes in without client approval.

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News & Videos

News

Prairie Village artist Bill Rose hits home run depicting the Royal Series run
Shawnee Mission Post
November 18, 2016

Art Through the Ages
Better KC KSHB TV
September 28, 2016

Kansas City Painter Allan Chow Finds Adventure in Art
The Kansas City Star
September 27, 2016

Here’s What Happens When a Gallery Owner Lets Busloads of Art Students Loose in Kansas City
KCUR
September 23, 2016

A Decorated History: Leopold Gallery Turns 25
Lee’s Summit Journal
September 22, 2016

KC Studio News Chiefs tackle a new project: Art at Arrowhead Stadium
The Kansas City Star
September 9, 2012

KC Studio News Paul Dorrell & Leopold Gallery
KC Studio
October 27, 2011

Leawood Lifestyle Magazine Leopold Gallery
Leawood Lifestyle Magazine
February 2012

Videos

Wind Sculptures by Lyman Whitaker

KCPT Film about my foundation for teenage artists from the inner city.

Art on the Block is a 20-minute documentary that has been praised in the Kansas City Star, and other papers, for how it captures the passion of the H&R Block Art Program. This project, structured by Paul Dorrell, was designed to prove that world-class work can come from any region, if artists are simply given appropriate opportunity. The film shows ten commissioned artists at work, from the beginning of each concept, to the complications of creation and installation, to the grand opening.

The film was created by Professor Daven Gee and eight of his students through the UMKC Department of Communication Studies. To acquire a DVD or request a presentation, please contact Professor Gee at 816-305-4738 or geed@umkc.edu