Artists assemble metaphor and meaning in the Lincoln Art Center’s invitational ‘Figure of Speech’
In an invitational exhibition of 24 works, Kansas artists find their own connections between language and embodiment.
September 06, 2026Visual Art
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Photos: The Grand Maritime Bazaar offers a different kind of art-buying experience
Ramon Fonseca & the Salmon Roe Collective created an immersive, Victorian-inspired pop-up art market in downtown Wichita.
August 29, 2026
American Memeplex: James Gates' 'Hot Sandwiches in 2026* (*some served cold)'
Load your plate with culture sandwiches through August 29 at Harvester Arts
August 23, 2026
The architecture of accumulation: Joshua Cross, Karen Holliday & Rachel Epp Buller at the Carriage Factory
With 'Pressed, Pieces, and Presence,' the Newton gallery continues its 'lineage of raw assembly and hard labor.'
August 14, 2026
Wichita Art Museum announces major new acquisitions
In the past year the museum has acquired works by historical and contemporary artists including Grandma Moses, Elizabeth Catlett, Rashid Johnson and Nick Cave
August 09, 2026
In 'Shouting Fire,' photographer Jennifer Ray illuminates gun violence
A new book documents the Wichita State professor's decade-long project focused on improvised shooting targets in rural Wyoming.
July 26, 2026
Reveling in place: 'A Tribute to the Art of Symphony in the Flint Hills Field Journals'
Artists honor the diversity of a beloved Kansas region in the current exhibition at the Volland Store in Alma.
July 25, 2026
In the Galleries: Bernardo Trevizo, Karissa Ruth, & Connor Seybert at Harvester Arts
Harvester Arts’ expansive footprint and its eclectic approach to exhibition can make for a dizzying visual array, and perhaps never more so than right now: The Wichita arts organization has six wildly divergent shows on view through July 30. Bernardo Trevizo presents six new paintings in “The Other Mexican Artist
July 25, 2026
In the Galleries: Fay Belair, Denise Renee, & Barbara Dilley-Stecklein at the Coutts Museum of Art
Two rotating exhibitions in El Dorado explore fiber art, collaboration, and a Kansas garden.
July 22, 2026