In the Galleries: Last call to see these Wichita exhibitions

Art House 310, Harvester Arts, and Envision Arts exhibitions to see before deinstallation.

In the Galleries: Last call to see these Wichita exhibitions
One of several paintings by Lindsey Kernodle are on view at Art House 310 through today (September 20).

Somehow it's the end of September already, which doesn't quite seem possible. Here are a few shows you still have time to see.

Steve Nicholson, “Packard Goddess of Speed,” watercolor and ink, 11 by 14 inches. On view at Art House 310 through today (September 20). 
Paintings by Lindsey Kernodle are on view at Art House 310 through today (September 20).
Lathy Liao, “Explorer,” collage, parker, and gouache on paper, 11 by 14 inches (framed). On view at Harvester Arts through September 25.
Lindsay Lion Lord, “Future Visibility Limit,” MX dyes, salt, soda ash, ink, cotton fabric, interfacing, cotton batting, thread. On view at Harvester Arts through September 25.
M. Willie Garcia, “States of Matter,” sumi drawing with acrylic and colored pencil. On view at Harvester Arts through September 25.
Liz Landgon, “Monarchs Among Us: Fluttering,” cyanotype, jacquard fabric, thread, wire, and feather butterfly. On view at Harvester Arts through September 25.
Envision Arts Gallery is hosting the first community collaboration with the Ulrich Museum of Art as part of its “Bare It All” exhibition. The show, which features tactile versions of Alexander Calder prints in the museum’s collection, is on view in the Patricia A. Peer Window Gallery through October 9.
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