Exhibitions

Join us for a special artist talk featuring Ted Adler and Bruce VanOsdel as they discuss the techniques and artistic significance of works from Andy Kenyon’s estate collection in the exhibition "My Home to Yours". This event offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into the craftsmanship and legacy of Andy’s curated works. Additionally, local colored pencil artist Sara Grant will share insights into her creative process and inspirations behind her work in "Lover’s Eyes Deux". We hope you’ll join us for these engaging conversations. This event is free and open to the public! ---"My Home to Yours" - Notable Works from the Estate of Andy Kenyon | Exhibition runs February 7th through March 1st, 2025 ---"Lover's Eyes Deux" -...

In celebration of Devan Shimoyama we are collaborating with De Buck Gallery in New York, and are honored to offer collectors the opportunity to acquire works by Devan Shimoyama, currently on view at the Ulrich Museum of Art on the Wichita State University campus. Shimoyama’s work, inspired by classical mythology and the cultural influences of his youth, blends intricate embellishments with deeply personal narratives. His mixed media canvases celebrate identity, queerness, and transformation, transporting viewers to mesmerizing, dreamlike spaces. For inquiries or to schedule a consultation, please contact trish@reubensaundersgallery.com. Don't forget, the Ulrich Museum will be hosting an artist talk with Devan Shimoyama in conjunction with his Spring 2025 exhibition, Devan Shimoyama: Rituals. An award-winning contemporary multidisciplinary artist, Shimoyama will...

Armando MinjarezB. 1986, Chihuahua, Mexico. Armando Minjarez is a Mexican interdisciplinary artist, designer, and community organizer. His practice is guided by themes of displacement, collaboration, and empowerment to open spacefor the development of social change strategy, creative expression, and liberation for racialized communities. Armando has presented work and conducted research on racism, displacement, migration and creative expression in Canada, USA, Mexico, and throughout Europe, and his creative and community work has been featured on major news publications and published in peer-reviewed scientific journals. ---Exhibition Statement: My fascination with the built environment draws me to the smallest, often overlooked details of everyday objects—the threading on a plastic lid, the mold seams of a spray bottle, the subtle curves of a water...

Join us for a special artist talk featuring Armando Minjarez as he discusses the techniques and artistic significance of works from his solo exhibition, "Transmutación". This event offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into the creative process, artistic influences, and the meaning embedded in his work. We hope you’ll join us for this engaging conversation! This event is free and open to the public! ---- Armando MinjarezB. 1986, Chihuahua, Mexico. Armando Minjarez is a Mexican interdisciplinary artist, designer, and community organizer. His practice is guided by themes of displacement, collaboration, and empowerment to open spacefor the development of social change strategy, creative expression, and liberation for racialized communities. Armando has presented work and conducted research on racism, displacement, migration and...

This group exhibition will feature new artworks by local & regional artists, Christina Renee Rodriguez, Michael Pointer, Scott Randol We hope you will join us for our opening reception on First Friday, April 4th from 5:00pm – 8:00pm CHRISTINA RENEE RODRIGUEZ: (b.1968 Newton, Kansas) Rodriguez is an intuitive, contemplative photographer. Autodidactic by nature, with a voracious appetite for learning, Rodriguez is wholly un-indoctrinated. "Photography brings me joy and fulfillment. There is a certain kind of awareness that is gained through looking longer, closer and deeper at the world. Intuition sharpens, creativity sparks and imagination is set free to explore infinite possibilities.” Rodriguez pushes the limits of her art through exploration of materials, concepts, visual boundaries and process (both analog and...

This solo-exhibition will feature nature themed artworks by local artist, Denita Benyshek. We hope you will join us for our opening reception on First Friday, April 4th from 5:00pm – 8:00pm! INTO THE GARDEN: After living in the Cascade Mountains for 25 years, Denita Benyshek returned to Wichita in 2022, with her son. OpenStudios selected Benyshek as the artist-in-residence for Botanica. Benyshek’s son has difficulty walking, with constant pain. Anticipating multiple surgeries, her son asked her to plant a garden around their home, so that he could sit in the garden and enjoy nature. So, Benyshek began designing and planting a new garden around their 1930s home in Crown Heights. While Benyshek’s son recovered from surgery, she went into the...

Join us for a special artist talk featuring Christina Rodriguez, Michael Pointer, Scott Randol, Denita Benyshek as they discuss the techniques and artistic significance of works from their exhibitions, "Tangled Roots" & "Into the Garden". This event offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into the creative process, artistic influences, and the meaning embedded in these artworks. We hope you’ll join us for this engaging conversations! This event is free and open to the public!