Roger Shimomura, "Yellow No Same #11", lithograph, detail, 1992, Mulvane Art Museum permanent collection

 

If education is the heart of the Mulvane Art Museum, exhibitions are its life-blood.  They challenge, inspire, open minds, ignite ideas, and speak to us about the human endeavor.  Every artist and every exhibition has a voice.  All we need do is make an effort to listen.

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Invitations to Listen: Rachel Epp Buller


Location: MAM, Main Level

Invitations to Listen, a contemplation of Washburn University’s 2023 WUmester theme of health and healing, features work that artist Rachel Epp Buller created in response to her daily walks during a residency in Alberta, Canada.
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Layton drawing

The Art of Healing


Location: Mabee Library

This WUmester exhibition presented at Mabee Library features the works of Elizabeth Layton and Robert Ault. They each explore the healing power of art through their drawings.
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Ruben Castillo detail

Washburn Art Students Exhibition


Location: ArtsConnect (gallery)

Annual juried exhibition featuring works by art students at Washburn University.
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Published : Wed 01/18/23 Updated : Wed 01/18/23

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