A tail of a whale/a wail of a tale: On Harry Bertoia’s 'Interrupted Flight'
Much like the structure itself, the history of Bertoia's sculpture is winding and complicated.
Ksenya Gurshtein
Ksenya Gurshtein is a curator, arts writer, art historian, and translator. She writes on topics in modern and contemporary art, foregrounding lesser-known histories and supporting the work of arts institutions and artists as agents of social change.
Creative Lives Kansas: Pauline Sharp
In the fourth video of the series, Kaw Nation Citizen and the Chair of the Kanza Heritage Society discusses her role in the Kansas Indigenous Community.
From cryptic & clever to poignant & even sublime: Karen Reimer at Bethel College
“Made for you by a professional seamstress,” an exhibition of fiber works, is on view through October 27.
Creative Lives Kansas: Bob Burdette & Naomi Shapiro
Two short documentaries examine the creative practices of one married couple: painter and sculptor Bob Burdette and Naomi Shapiro, a communications pro and arts advocate
Creative Lives Kansas: Lela Meadow-Conner
In this short documentary, the producer and curator talks about how she got into the film industry, wound up in Kansas, and set out on her own after 14 years at the Tallgrass Film Festival.
A spark for a moral universe: vanessa german’s 'Craving Light: The Museum of Love and Reckoning'
An exhibition marking the 70th anniversary of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision is on view at the Mulvane Art Museum at Washburn University through July 20.
That kind of mother: Rachel Curtis at the Wichita Art Museum and Reuben Saunders Gallery
Two Wichita exhibitions — one somber, one vibrant — highlight the artist's ability to capture a wide range of emotional states