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.
Rita Blitt | Around and Round
Date: Fri 05/15/20 12:00AM - Thu 12/24/20 5:00PMLocation: Rita Blitt Gallery
Around and Round presents a selection of paintings, drawings, and sculptures from the Mulvane's permanent collection.
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Washburn Art Students
Date: Thu 04/02/20 12:00AM - Mon 08/31/20 12:00AMA juried virtual exhibition of Washburn art students.
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I Dream A World: Portraits of Black Women Who Changed America
Date: Fri 02/14/20 10:00AM - Fri 12/25/20 5:00PMLocation: 2nd Level North and South Gallery
I Dream a World includes a collection of 75 photographs by Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Brian Lanker accompanied by compelling interviews conducted by Lanker when the photos were taken. The project is a profound look at some of the most historically and socially influential women of the 20th century. Image: Rosa Parks, photograph, 1987.
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Art Fair 2020
Date: Sat 06/06/20 12:00AM - Mon 08/31/20 12:00AMJoin us in the virtual gallery of participating artists.
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Contours of the Mind
Date: Tue 08/11/20 12:00AM - Thu 12/24/20 12:00AMAn exhibition of self-portraits by artist, Robert Ault. The drawings, from the Mulvane's collection, illustrate Ault's self-published book, Drawing on the Contours of the Mind.
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Recent Acquisitions in Printmaking
Date: Tue 08/11/20 12:00AM - Thu 12/24/20 12:00AMLocation: Main Level
Recent Acquisitions in Printmaking features 18 prints donated to the Mulvane Art Museum by Lawrence art collectors Matthew and Judy Veatch.
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Hostile Terrain 94
Date: Tue 08/11/20 12:00AM - Sat 11/07/20 12:00AMLocation: Main Level
An exhibition of more than 4000 toe tags representing the migrants who have died attempting to cross the Sonoran Desert of Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2020.
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