Prints of Darkness makes its bones on spooky 3D-printed goods
The shop made the jump to brick-and-mortar retail with a storefront in east Wichita.
October 26, 2025Zelda McAfee
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Black and white and red all over: 'Listening Devices' at the Ulrich Museum of Art
The exhibition, which showcases black-and-white photography, is suffused in red light, evoking a darkroom.
June 28, 2025
Mini Review: 'ID...ology'
"ID…ology" is a wildly ambitious show on display through June 1 at CityArts. It features 11 artists and over 100 pieces. Taking over the main gallery and the boardroom gallery, these works fill the space in an almost overwhelmingly eclectic manner. It’s obvious that it took
May 25, 2025
Mini review: Jill Luton’s ‘A Soft Place to Land’ at Harvester Arts
An exhibition that's "a vibe"
May 18, 2025
Mini Review: “Art of Education” at the Riney Fine Art Gallery
“The Art of Education,” on view at Friends University’s Riney Fine Arts Gallery through May 31, showcases the often unseen talents of Kansas K-12 art teachers. Given their full academic schedules, maintaining a studio art practice is challenging for primary and secondary educators. Despite this, each artist featured
May 11, 2025
How to enjoy Wichita's first cat cafe
Nothing soothes the soul quite like art, a good drink, and a fuzzy companion. Snick’s Cat Cafe has them all. It's a delightful new spot to spend an hour unwinding. When you enter, there are two separate rooms: the first holds the cafe and store, and the
May 04, 2025
What's on view in Kansas
Topeka Show 34 + Yulla Vega
April 20, 2025
Kinta McGhee at Art House 310 and Kansas arts news
Through the annual prompt-based art challenge Februllage, Kinta McGhee has created a body of work that revels in the act of collage and image appropriation. McGhee creates captivating scenes that play into the fanciful. One such piece is “Feminism in the Aspic” (2024). Here, the artist mixes a classical
April 13, 2025
News bites: 'To Dust' by Anthony Corarro and the Governor's Arts Awards
Award-winning Kansas artists + art made from literal dust
March 23, 2025