'I Needed Paris' is a moving witness to one generation of Black Wichitans' investment in the next. It screens at the Tallgrass Film Festival on October 24.
In “Dreaming Canopy” and “Tell Me What You Think of Me, Part One: Something to Divine” two very different artists present meditative, deeply engaging work.
The artist's bright, lumpy forms are investigations into masculinity and 'a permanent record of touch, an indictment against cruelty.' The exhibition is on view through October 25.
In a friendly conversation at the Orpheum Theatre, Democrats Esau Freeman, Sarah Lopez, and Celeste Racette emphasized the importance of the arts as an economic driver and source of civic pride.
An exhibition of works by the late painter and educator demonstrates how his style changed over the course of 36 years. It's on view in Lindsborg, Kansas, through October 20.
Over two semesters, musical theater artists Janine McGuire and Arri Simon have refined their one-act musical "Express" on the WSU campus.
Impressive choreography, strong musicality, and an energetic ensemble deliver shiny stories of New York subways past.
The show includes works in painting, printmaking, sculpture, and interior, graphic, and motion design, installed in the Moss-Thorns Gallery and the Patricia A. Schmidt Gallery Lobby through October 25.
The colorful installation combines the jubilant excess of celebration with a quiet undertone of reflection and ritual. It's on view in the University Gallery through October 11.
