'You don't have to give up': Clark Britton on making art into his 90s
In an interview with his friend and fellow artist Wade Hampton, the 93-year-old discusses his interests, inspirations and the reason for his longevity.
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This fall, don’t miss these intriguing classical music and opera performances
Fans of contemporary and out-of-the-box opera and orchestral music have plenty to be excited about this season, with offerings from organizations such as Wichita Grand Opera, Opera Kansas, Wichita Symphony Orchestra, and more
Socializing while sober: How some Wichitans are cultivating alcohol-free communities
Want to have fun and meet new people without drinking? Meet some of the folks involved in local sober groups.
What is ‘percent for art?’ About the public art funding program that Wichita arts advocates don’t want to lose
Local arts leaders sounded the alarm after comments from Mayor Lily Wu during last Tuesday’s Wichita City Council meeting. The Council will vote to adopt the proposed 2025 city budget tomorrow.
A new, minimalist adaptation of 'Cyrano de Bergerac' is on stage at Kechi Playhouse
Joseph Urick's version of the 19th-century romantic drama trims the run time and simplifies the cast and staging. Directed by Misty Maynard, the production runs through August 25.
A Wichita woman began studying Indian classical dance to keep her daughter company. Then she opened a school.
Manasi Kulkarni’s Kalakrit School of Art is part of a growing Indian classical dance community in Wichita. Two different performances will take place this weekend.
Painting through it: Autumn Noire on 20 years of making art
The Wichita-based artist spoke with the SHOUT about the starving artist cliché, artificial intelligence, and living with a disability.
Photos: 'Fashion meets poetry' in WAM program
The work of famed photographer Annie Leibovitz inspired the Friday evening event, a collaboration between the museum, Ponder This, and YBG Studios.
As a small creative business closes, the owner mourns
Former art teacher Beth Janssen turned The Sewing Center into a "fabric utopia" where all sewists are welcome. In the final days of the store's going-out-of-business sale, it feels like a funeral.