Art of the Car Concours
Art of the Car Concours
Art of the Car Concours™ 2010
The fourth annual Art of the Car Concours™ will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 27 on the KCAI campus at 45th and Oak streets.
This is the largest vintage car show in Kansas City featuring a wide variety of vintage, classic and special interest vehicles belonging to Kansas City area and national collectors. President Woodrow Wilson’s 1919 Pierce-Arrow Limousine will be on view at this year’s event. The car, which has been restored to full working order, is owned by the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum in Staunton, Va. Vintage motorcycles, bicycles, race cars and fire trucks will be included in the show as well. All proceeds benefited the student scholarship fund.
If you would like information about exhibiting a car at the concours, see the right column, or for more information about the event, contact Elisabeth Farr at 816-802-3483 or artofthecar@kcai.edu.
Art of the Car Concours™ 2009
The third annual Art of the Car Concours™ was held June 27, 2009, on the KCAI campus. A 1911 Stafford car, believed to be the only one still in existence, was on display. The car's owner, DeNean Stafford, brought the car from Tifton, Ga. The car was manufactured in Kansas City by the Stafford Motor Car Company. Read an article by Tom Strongman in The Kansas City Star. Watch a video by Todd Feeback from The Kansas City Star.
Listen to Marshall Miller's appearance on KCUR's Walt Bodine show.
View photos from a spread featuring the 2009 Art of the Car Concours™ in the Kansas City Star Magazine.
Read a clip from the "What a Week" section of the Kansas City Star.
Read the news release written by the KCAI communications department.
Read an article about the concours from Cycle Connections, an online motorcycle magazine.
Read an article by Linda Friedel from the Johnson County Sun about Peter Levy of Overland Park, Kan., and his 1937 Riley Adelphi Touring Car.
Read an article by Tom Strongman from The Kansas City Star about John and Helen Barnes's 1929 Willys-Overland Whippet Model 96A Roadster.
Read an article by Tom Strongman from The Kansas City Star about DeLaSalle Education Center, an Art of the Car Concours™ educational partner
Art of the Car 2010 Exhibitor Application
Download the fillable application for exhibitors in the fourth annual Art of the Car Concours here. When finished, save the PDF and submit it along with photos to artofthecar@kcai.edu or mail it to Marshall Miller, Advancement Department, Kansas City Art Institute, 4415 Warwick Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64111.
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Donate to the Art of the Car KCAI Student Scholarship Fund
Art of the Car Concours benefits the Kansas City Art Institute student scholarships. Donate now.
Art of the Car Concours Archives
View information, photos and media coverage from the previous Art of the Car Concours™.