The ephemeral persistence of materials: Joelle Ford at the Coutts Museum of Art
In "Reviving the Lost," Ford's colorful assemblages invite us to consider our layered past. The exhibition is on view through January 18.
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Canonizing Black American life: Robert Peterson at the Wichita Art Museum
More than 40 works about childhood, masculinity, domesticity, and protest constitute the artist's first major museum exhibition, which is on view through January 5.
Tracing international connections in 'Printing Beyond Borders' at the Beach Museum of Art
The exhibition celebrates connections between K-State's print program and contemporary printmakers from India. It's on view at the university art museum through May 2025.
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Comfort Through Color: Emily Winesberry & Tim Webb at CityArts
An exhibition curated by Anthony Joiner balances energy and tranquility with dynamic color and intricate composition. It's on view in the Wichita art center's main gallery through December 22.
Small worlds: Joanne Price at the Clayton Staples Gallery
In “Illustrated Nature,” the artist uses traditional printmaking processes to reflect on contemporary views of animals and their environments. It’s on view at the Wichita State gallery through November 22.
Outside in: street artists Deber and Juju translate their work to canvas for an exhibition at Art House 310
The show is part of the artists’ ongoing efforts to make Wichita a more welcoming place for street and graffiti artists. Their work is on view through November 24.
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Bodies at rest: '[Re]pose' at the Ulrich Museum of Art
An exhibition in the museum's Beren Gallery examines the reclining body over two centuries of art history. It's on view through December 7.
Two kinds of alchemy: Meghan Miller at the E.B. White Gallery and Ann Resnick at the Salina Art Center
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.