Past Exhibitions
February 3 - March 31, 2024
For Sarah Hearn, the living things we cannot see is a source of inspiration. Hearn's work is "grounded in studies of life on planet earth, and another hovering in a hazy atmosphere of science fiction." Taking artistic liberties at times, Hearn engages viewers in a whole new world.
April 6 - May 26, 2024
Artist Sean Nash focuses on fusulinids - extinct, single-celled organisms that flourished in the Flint Hills region when a shallow sea connected the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean. Through his new drawings and sculptural paintings, Nash makes a deep map of the Flint Hills.
June 15, 2024
In 2023, Kansas was one of just three states to offer a statewide photo contest alongside The Nature Conservancy's annual global competition. Jim Richardson, National Geographic photographer and one of the three jurors, will speak at 2pm, followed by the state director and staff of TNC in Kansas.
July 13- September 22, 2024
Hair of the Dragon includes an exhibit of new works in the gallery, while the field outside offers the opportunity for Hong to return to site-specific outdoor sculptures. A 90-foot dragon of hay bales is not to be missed.
October 5, 2024
Erika Nelson, has curated a selection of objects and art that showcase the creativity of Wabaunsee County. From leatherwork, wood carvings and stone sculpture to paintings, textiles and more, the exhibit is a testament to the imaginative use of the tools and materials of a place to make art.