Stitches in Time: 'À La Mode' at Mark Arts
An exhibition exploring the power of fashion includes works in a variety of mediums by more than 40 artists. It's on view at the community art center through March 15.
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Friendship on deck: '[title of show]' at Roxy’s Downtown
More than a gimmick, this musical about writing a musical celebrates not only theater but the vital importance of friendship. It's on stage Wednesdays-Saturdays through February 1.
Wayne Gottstine is 'back in the fight'
The longtime Kansas musician has tackled cancer head-on, and he's tentatively planning to play shows for Split Lip Rayfield’s 30th anniversary. But 18 years after losing bandmate Kirk Rundstrom to the disease, he knows nothing is guaranteed.
A twinning combination: Artists A+B at the Wichita Art Museum
In WAM's fifth Regional Creatives exhibition, twin artists from Rose Hill, Kansas, present 13 visual double sonnets — each the size of a pair of twin beds.
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Two distinct gardens: Becky Brinkley and Andy Brown at the Hutchinson Art Center
Brinkley's cyanotypes and Brown's colorful abstract paintings allude — directly and indirectly — to natural forms. They're on view through December 28 and January 4.