Painter Jason Needham finds depth, nuance in foliage
In a solo show at Reuben Saunders Gallery, Needham utilizes vibrant hues to acknowledge the quiet comfort and abundance of nature.
Love’s labors (not) lost: Guild Hall Players present ‘The Book of Will’
If not for the efforts of a village of theater workers, Shakespeare’s plays might have been lost forever. ‘The Book of Will’ portrays the making of the First Folio.
WSO's approaching season pairs notable contemporaries with classic icons
The 2026-27 Wichita Symphony Orchestra lineup includes works from luminaries as diverse as Beethoven, Tina Turner, Mozart, John Williams, and Nickel Creek's Chris Thile.
In the Galleries: Barbara Waterman-Peters at Gold City Gallery
Wonderfully bizarre paintings in Gold City Gallery's first solo exhibition.
'Why History Museums Collect Art' invites viewers to connect the dots
An exhibition at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum presents several Kansas artists’ works as historical artifacts.
With Juniper Arts, vulnerable kids get to be kids again
A Wichita nonprofit provides art and music classes to children in foster care and juvenile detention.
In the Galleries: 'Vox Nostra' at Harvester Arts & WSU ShiftSpace
A Wichita State Bachelor of Fine Arts- visual arts and graphic design- thesis show at Harvester Arts & WSU ShiftSpace
Susan Mayo’s new orchestra work 'Malaqatin Meetings' brings together two cultures, three works of art, dozens of community musicians
The cellist and composer’s first work for orchestra premiered last month in Winfield, Kansas. The last performance takes place May 19 in Arkansas City.
The language of steel: 'Train Stop' speaks to Wichita's history of rail service
A part of the 'Rails and Wheels' series, 'Train Stop' is a monument to the railroad's impact on our daily lives.