Doc Sunback Film Festival to screen 25 short films this weekend, many of which have a Kansas connection
Here's a review roundup of seven shorts filmed in the Sunflower State or made by Kansas filmmakers.
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A surprising combination: Casey TZ Smith and Sheldon Draper at Mark Arts
Spend enough time with this exhibition, and you'll discover surprising connections between the work of two very different artists. "Synthesis & Blues" is on view through July 20.
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.
Warning: "Toys 'Art' Us" invades CityArts
A lineup of local and national underground artists reimagines childhood playthings in this exhibition in the art center's second-floor Boardroom Gallery. The cheeky takes on toys will be on view through July 21.
A sense of possibility grounded in local creativity: reviewing the visual art at Elsewhere Fest
More than 50 artists contributed to the inaugural two-day music festival. If you missed it, a closing reception will take place this evening at 215 N. St. Francis St.
Outgrowing a friendship and outliving the American dream: 'The Sunshine Boys' at Roxy's Downtown
The 1972 Neil Simon play may lack sensitivity, but a cast of Wichita theater veterans brings affection and charm to the story of two aging vaudeville comics. The production runs through June 29 at the downtown Wichita dinner theater.
What a way to make a musical: '9 to 5' at Music Theatre Wichita
Strong vocals and choreography make for a diverting theater experience, despite a somewhat dated book. The show runs through Sunday at Century II.
At Mosley Street Melodrama, goofy cops and robbers are an irreverent antidote to reality
The law-enforcement-themed "Reno County 911" may not be edifying, but it's "pure silly fun." The production runs through July 6 at the popular downtown Wichita theater.
Revisiting ancient forms: Doug Billings at Gallery 12
In 'A Passage in Time,' the veteran printmaker and painter takes inspiration from shapes and forms found in paleontology and archaeology