January 24- February 28, 2016

Tom Parish’s monumental photographs of arched caves in Wabaunsee County and Jim Cook’s large-scale paintings of his original home, his “roots,” the Flint Hills.

March 6 - April 3, 2016

Kansas Farmers, Ranchers, and You is an exhibit from the book Kansas Farmer by Scott Stebner, an agricultural photographer who specializes in taking powerful photographs of those who work o the land. His photographs showcase the spirit and dedication of Kansas farmers and ranchers.

April 10 - May 29, 2016

Paper Giants is an ongoing project between artistsKy Anderson, Meg Lipke, and Vicki Sher. They live in Brooklyn, NY, where they maintain individual studio practices. Paper Giants was conceived as a means of investigating and maintaining individual ideas within a shared space and format.

June 5 - September 4, 2016

The selected photographs for Staging the West come from two projects that explore the tension between the reality and mythology of the American West. The images were made in the Almeria region of Spain, and in locations across Germany.

September 10 - October 16, 2016

"Working with thorns from the honey locust tree I create wall installations and discrete sculptures that I regard as three-dimensional drawings. I also create pyrographs, drawings made with the use of a burning tool."

October 22 - October 30, 2016

In 1914 Otto Kratzer, a Volland merchant, and Gene Hawes, a former railroad agent at Volland, left on their Indian bikes to travel to the World Fair in San Francisco.Their adventure is the inspiration for "Time Machines: A Vintage Motorcycle Exhibit"

November 5 - 13, 2016

The Volland Store re-opened its doors in June 2015 with a stunning exhibit of photography and film by Otto Kratzer, curated by Greg Hoots. The exhibit is returning for a limited engagement. Welcome home, Otto.