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Rituals Presents Devan Shimoyama’s Ornate Universe as the New Contemporary Sacred
In this immersive solo exhibition, the Ulrich Museum of Art at Wichita State University contextualizes 25 works as today’s devotional icons.
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Mulvane Art Museum Presents Women of Abstract Expressionism
Paintings and drawings by Rita Blitt are featured alongside works by Elaine de Kooning, Helen Frankenthaler, Lee Krasner, and Joan Mitchell in this exhibition in Topeka, Kansas.
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Spencer Museum of Art Exhibitions Investigate Healing, Illness, and the Human Body Amid a Pandemic
Healing, Knowing, Seeing the Body and The Aorta of an Archivist explore our understanding of the human body and related themes of health, care, and connection.
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Spencer Museum Showcases Roger Shimomura’s Performance Art
Staging Shimomura reveals a lesser-known aspect of the Kansas-based painter’s career. On view through June 21.
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knowledges Showcases Art as Research at the Spencer Museum of Art
This exhibition highlights the work of four installation artists and the ways they contribute to knowledge production. On view through January 5, 2020.
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The Repetitions and Surprising Connections Created by the Late Kevin Mullins
The retrospective at Wichita State University's Ulrich Museum of Art is full of the narrative clues the late artist left behind.
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Flag Art Is Censored at Kansas University, Warhol Foundation Weighs In [UPDATE 2]
Josephine Meckseper's flag was created precisely to comment on the vast canyon of political division in the United States, but it may soon split the state of Kansas across party lines.
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The Heart of the Great Plains in 1970s Black and White
WASHINGTON, DC — Kansas is characterized as much by its skies as its ground, with clouds sweeping over the fields and towns that dot the heart of the Great Plains.
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University of Kansas Acquires 1,000 Zines from a Defunct Radical Library
The University of Kansas Libraries recently acquired over 1,000 zines from the former Solidarity radical organization in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Kansas Group Targeting Topless Sculpture
Hysterical reactions to "controversial" installations are a fixture of public art, but an ongoing saga in Kansas over a topless and headless female statue elevates the form to an obscene theatrics.