Exhibitions

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"Keyword:" MFA Thesis Exhibition by Tim Stone.

Exhibition opens Friday, April 1st 2022, from 5:30pm - 9pm

The artwork on display will be large scale mixed media paintings that explore the current hybrid relationship between our physical and digital spaces!

"I replicate, imitate, and steal digital languages to express how confusing and lost it can be to operate in a world that is both super connected and isolating, mediated through a screen. The algorithmic ways of processing information through coding and keywords seems rather abstract to me, even unintentional or misunderstood.

My work sutures digital efficiency and painterly inefficiency through physical marks and colors that are rambunctious, fiery, and ambiguous in their affect. There is tension between the ordinary and the superlative, and between what is natural and artificial. I examine how bemusedly liminal our physical and digital spaces have become." - Tim Stone

"Keyword:" | Exhibition runs April 1st through April 30th, 2022

Join us for the opening of… “Synthesis from the Soil” by William Tinker Exhibition opens Friday, May 6th 2022, from 5:30pm – 9pm The artwork on display will feature large-scale, abstracted landscapes filled with vivid color by William. -------- "The process of aging has caused me to look for subjects to paint much closer to home. For years, we drove the mid and southwest, always looking for the perfect curvature of land and trees and sky that would represent the best of where we grew up and lived. Almost always, the subjects I would chose had as much to do with the things that were growing on the land as the overall beauty of its entirety. This continuous search for...

"Mila on Display" is a group exhibition curated by Anthony Joiner, owner and director of Mulberry Art Galley! This exhibition is dedicated to honoring Juneteenth and local artists of Wichita. This impactful work was created through unique vision and ambition. "“Mila on Display” is a tribute to culture. This exhibition gives you a slight glimpse into the world of 6 diverse artists with diverse styles, all in one place. Although these artists are viewed in a similar light by the city and country they reside in, their different paths and traditions influence the product of their creativity. As we celebrate Juneteenth and ask ourselves about the question of race in America, it’s important to understand that there is not a...

This exhibition highlights four artists and long-term Professors of the Arts from Fort Hays State University! Featured Artists: -Michael Jilg -Kathleen Kuchar -Frank Nichols -Gordon Sherman The artwork on display will represent a range of mediums - from large scale oil paintings and abstract acrylic collage to unique hand-colored etchings! The show focuses on human relationships to the natural environment, exploring the fragments of a culture’s growth or decay, and the delicate balance required for maintaining chaos and order within the intricate process of creating art! We hope you will join us for our opening reception from 5:30pm - 9:00pm! "Pedagogy at Fort Hays" | Exhibition runs July 1st through July 30th, 2022 (Note: we have designated parking behind RSG...

Join us for our First Friday event! Opening reception on Friday, August 5th from 5:30pm - 9:00pm! This exhibition features colorful ceramic vessels and sculptures by Emily Chamberlain along with elegant pottery by Joey Rincones! -------- Chamberlain was born and raised in the rust belt city of Buffalo, New York. She received her Bachelors of Science in both Art Education and Ceramic Design, as a dual major from SUNY Buffalo State College. In 2014, she packed her bags to pursue a Masters of Fine Arts in Ceramics at Wichita State University in Wichita, Kansas! Chamberlain continues to make sculptural work while being an Art Teacher for Wichita South High School! -------- Born and raised in Southwest Kansas, Rincones began his...

Join us for our First Friday event! Opening reception on Friday, September 2nd from 5:30pm - 9pm! --- This exhibition features mixed media photo collages by Valerie Haring and oil-painted portraits by John Oehm! --- Valerie Haring – Oehm was born in El Dorado KS. She grew up in the country near the Walnut River where she had the luxury to explore nature and her dad’s old car collection. She earned her AA from Butler CC, her BSE in Art Education from Emporia State University, and her MA in Art Education from Wichita State University. Throughout her educational journey, she studied with many of the preeminent college art professors in Kansas. She was the director of the Erman B. White...

Join us for First Friday, October 7th from 5:00pm - 9:00pm! --- Exhibitions Featured: "More Confessions of an Old Smarty Pants and Other Stories" by Marko Fields & "Sentimental Journeys and Haunted Reveries" by Kathleen Shanahan --- This exhibition will be feature intricate ceramics works with themes of humor, irreverence, animation and anthropomorphism by Marko Fields. Featured in the same showroom, will be mixed media artworks that focus on flux, life cycle and nature, as well as the creative impulse by Kathleen Shanahan. --- “My images are hybrids – pastiched images which hint at a narrative. I use disparate elements, drawn from a variety of sources: familiar and foreign, old and new, ceremonial and utilitarian, etc. Media-wise, I work usually...

Join us for First Friday Art Crawl event! "POTLUCK - It's All About Food" opens on November 4th, from 5:30-9pm! This is a group show that will feature artworks inspired by, you guessed it..... anything and everything food related! We have over 15 different local artists participating in this delicious exhibition! ------ Participating Artists: -Amy Baber -James Borger -Marc Bosworth -Bob Burdette -Marc Durfee -Rachel Foster -Brian Hinkle -Sarah Hummel Jones -Nicholas Kostner -Cally Krallman -Jennifer Larsen -Meghan Miller -Beverly Dodge Radefeld -Meredith Radke-Gannon -Trish VanOsdel -Ernest Vincent Wood III & More! ------ "POTLUCK - It's All About Food" ┃ Exhibition runs Friday, Nov. 4th thru Saturday, Nov. 26th