Artist Profile: Don Wilkison

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Which side are you on now? no.43Title: Which side are you on now? no.43

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Which side are you on now? no.5Title: Which side are you on now? no.5

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Tiny houses at brush creek nr mission country clubTitle: Tiny houses at brush creek nr mission country club

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Tiny houses, flooded streetTitle: Tiny houses, flooded street

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Tiny houses at the confluence of Missouri and Kansas RiversTitle: Tiny houses at the confluence of Missouri and Kansas Rivers

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View of Phase i from Phase iiTitle: View of Phase i from Phase ii

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Storm Runoff, Sublette, KSTitle: Storm Runoff, Sublette, KS

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Conquerors versus GuestsTitle: Conquerors versus Guests

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Don Wilkison

3631 W Roanoke Dr
Kansas City, MO 64111

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Bio:

As much civil servant as artist, Don Wilkison’s work is informed by his scientist’s background. As m.o.i. aka The Minister of Information, he works in a variety of approaches and media, including collaborative public installations and interventions, experimental film, photography, print making, and sculpture. His civic engagements lie at the intersection of middle-class economics, progressive politics, and environmental science. His work uncovers how human actions intersect with the world and the sins of middle-class America; he seeks to drive questions to the forefront. Why do we see ourselves outside of nature? Why do we permit endless corporate marketing, economic disparity, injustice, and intolerance? His work is created with multiple entry and exit points using methods that resist entrenched institutional and cultural indifference so that universal, contemporary issues can be probed, deconstructed, and reimagined in a more positive light.