'Echoes of Nature' speaks quietly of war, climate, extinction, grief and beauty
The exhibition of works by Lora Jost, Scott Jost, Carolyn Goertzen Wedel and Kim Brook are on view at Newton's Carriage Factory Art Gallery through September 13.
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Refreshingly intimate: “Small Expressions” at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum
A small-scale textile exhibition organized by the Handweavers Guild of America challenges viewers to discover the subtle details in each piece. "Small Expressions" is on view through August 6.
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.
A shift to the middle: the Mountain Plains Contemporary Art Biennial at the Salina Art Center
The regional art center's fourth biennial offers pluralistic perspectives from 62 artists working in 10 states. It's on view through September 1.
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.
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.