National Oil Painting Exhibition
Jan. 8–Mar. 13, 2027
The 2026 National Watercolor Exhibition brings together exceptional watercolor works by artists from across the country, showcasing the range, versatility and expressive possibilities of the medium. Juried by award-winning watercolor artist Richard Sneary, the exhibition celebrates both technical excellence and individual artistic vision through a compelling collection of contemporary watercolor.
Featured image: Cindy Brabec-King, That's A Wrap (detail).
Opening Reception:
Friday, October 2nd, 5 to 7 p.m.
Free to Attend | RSVPs Appreciated
Wichita artist Wanda Wilson invites visitors into a body of work shaped by a lifetime of experiences, exploration and creativity. Featuring two- and three-dimensional works across a variety of media, the exhibition draws inspiration from nature, cultures around the world and Wilson’s lifelong connection to water and swimming.
Through varied subjects and approaches, Wilson reflects on the people, places and experiences that have influenced her creative life, offering a personal look at the world through her eyes.
Featured image: Wanda Wilson, Bowl of Flowers
Explore the work of C.A. Seward (1884–1939), an influential Wichita artist and printmaker who played an important role in shaping the city’s early arts community. A founding member of the Prairie Print Makers, Seward became known for his distinctive prints depicting the landscapes of Kansas and the Southwest.
This exhibition features works from the Mark Arts Study Collection, offering a closer look at Seward’s artistry and his lasting connection to Wichita’s creative history.
Featured image: C.A. Seward, Pinions
National Oil Painting Exhibition
Jan. 8–Mar. 13, 2027
The Sanctuary: Denita Benyshek
Nov. 20, 2026–Jan. 16, 2027
Eastern Kansas Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition
Feb. 5–Mar. 27, 2027
Eastern Kansas Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition
Feb. 5–Mar. 27, 2027
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Office Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
