A Place for Art and Community
Thank you for joining us in 2019 for art exhibits, lectures, Fish Wizard tours, Barn and Cellar tours, for Cherokee Maidens and Calamity Jane, the Diaz Family Vaquero Equestrian show, the Vintage Motorcycle Exhibit, Kelley Hunt, the RuralUrban artists – and so much more. Your enjoyment was our pleasure. We look forward to more of it in 2020! More
Celebrated Roots / Blues / Americana singer songwriter and piano player Kelley Hunt brings a unique night of music, joined by eminent bassist James Albright and singer Allena Ross. More
Emerald City Singers Anna Debler, Josie Meyer, Jovie Coon, Maggie McCune, Killian Bixby and Cambri Theel are proud to present their Christmas music for all to enjoy! More
Gerry Craig is an artist and writer whose research-based practice focuses on the intersections and relationships between textile history, theory or criticism, curatorial work, studio practice. More
Holly Wilson is a multi-media artist who creates figures which serve as her storytellers to the world, conveying stories of the sacred and the precious, capturing moments of our day, our vulnerabilities and our strengths. More
Levi Robb grew up in Morning Sun, IA, surrounded by vast expanses of space, dense timberland, and the Mississippi River. This agrarian landscape played an important role in shaping him as an artist and designer. More
A.Mary Kay lives and paints in rural Lindsborg, Kansas. Born in London England, she has lived in the USA for 32 years. She earned an MFA in Painting from Yale University. In 2014 Kay was selected as one of three artists to represent Kansas for the exhibition State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now, at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art More
As an Osage artist, Norman explores issues of identity, culture, including mythos, place, and the dynamics of personal and cultural transformation. Underlying principles that inform his art include tribal oral histories, art historical references, and nature. More
The daughter of a soil conservation technician and a ceramicist, Rena grew up in the post rock region of central Kansas, just south of Russell. Most of her childhood was spent on her family’s 10 acres in the country surrounded by farmland and a creek tributary to the Smoky Hill River. More
Ryan RedCorn is Osage. Photos of Osage women have a complex history, but RedCorn is putting Osage women in control of their own images again. His collaborative approach is respectful and allows the woman’s voice and values to emerge. More
Jeremiah Ariaz returns to Kansas with an exhibition at the Beach Museum of Art at K-State: Louisiana Trail Riders. He will speak about his exhibit and sign his 2018 book which will be available for purchase. Beach Museum of Art Curator Elizabeth Seaton will talk about the John Steuart Curry exhibition currently exhibiting at the museum: The Cowboy Within. More
