Karter Jones is an undergraduate student at the Kansas City Art Institute pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Printmaking. Working primarily in stone lithography, Karter’s work explores ideas of home, memory, horror, and the body. Inspirations from film, literature, and television are strong in their work, with recent influences including horror films that explore themes of cannibalism.
Currently working with Kelsey Pike at Sustainable Paper Craft as an intern, Karter is working on refining their craft and exploring new ways of making.
Artist & Printmaker
Past Shows
Experience
Vulpes Bastille
Salina Art Center
Kansas City Art Institue
Convos at the Dinner Table, inaugural student show, Kansas City, Missouri, April 2025
2025 Sunflower Biennial, Salina, Kansas, February 2025
2024 Annual Undergraduate Student Juried Exhibition - April 2024
Kansas City Artist Coalition
Foundations Department End of Semester Show, December 2022, May 2023
Printmaking Department Funfetti End of Semester Show, December 2023
Printmaking Department House Party End of Semester Show, May 2024
Art Pop, May 2023, May 2024
Sustainable Paper Craft - Internship with Kelsey Pike,
Putting together and shipping out online orders, designing and creating handmade paper
2025
Kansas City Art Institute Tour Guide Ambassador,
Leading groups of students through the school and relaying large amounts of information
2022 - 2024
Studio Technician Assistant,
Cleaning and organizing the studio, teaching younger students print techniques
2024 - Present
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Night/Shift: Floating Worlds,
Live printing, teaching attendees the basics of block printing
October 2024