Where we've been: Lindsborg and Lucas
Two SHOUT editors took a day trip to two Kansas art towns (with a stop in Salina for Cozy Inn sliders).
Taylor Waller
Taylor Waller is a mixed-media artist, an art historian, a museum professional, a journalist, and an editorial assistant for The SHOUT. They love sharing stories about the art that helps people imagine a better existence and inspires change.
How Wichita's 'Passiflora Sorma' was reborn
The 2003 sculpture by Tim Berg, Chris Frank, and Ed Langston was an inexpensive project that initially lasted 15 years.
Hear from the organizers of two new summer festivals in Wichita
People’s Pride ICT and Wichita Forever Fest are launching without corporate underwriting or traditional ticket sales.
Roundup: News & opinion about the Wichita's proposed 1% sales tax
Wichita voters will have the opportunity to vote on the proposal in a special election on Tuesday, March 3.
Mini Review: Zelda McAfee's 'Hell is empty, and you are here' at ShiftSpace
In their Bachelor of Fine Arts thesis exhibition, the Wichita State artist creates an unsettling experience to confront family trauma.
MINI REVIEW: 'A Salon for Possible Futures' at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art
A room designated for creation of both art and our collective fate.
ReCreate aims to reshape art accessibility in Wichita
Jonna Ivin-Patton's shop on East Central Avenue sells gently used art and craft supplies.
Before they’re gone: 'A Match Made in Heaven: Katherine Bernhardt x Jeremy Scott' and 'Positive Obsessions: Drawings by Basil Kincaid'
Two chaotic & cohesive Nerman Museum exhibitions are worth a visit before they close.
'Twelve Minus Two. (Plus Everything)': Wichita State grads feel the weight of it all
A closing reception takes place from 6-8 p.m. Friday, September 26 at ShiftSpace inside Harvester Arts.