Kansas Art Showcase

Food, in our society, is treated like fine art. Appreciating good food is considered a mark of status and erudition, and foodies are...

All 6 feet 5 inches of Steve Satrum is a collage of birds, skulls, flowers and feathers that he trusts to the hands of one man, Dan...

Whether it was a hulking depiction of a Hun or terrified Belgian children, no one captured the horrors of the First World War in quite...

For artist Philip Haas, winter is the hardest season, but not because of the weather. Haas, creator of the colossal plant-and-vegetable...

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW)-- Late Friday morning the NOTO Arts District website was hijacked by a group that identified themselves as "Team...

The Plains Indians of North America – Pawnee, Cheyenne, Comanche, Arapaho, Lakota Sioux and more – are vivid in the popular imagination...

Back in the day, Egyptians had a lot of gods. To those of us living in the modern era without degrees in archaeology, their names are...

As they do each month, local artists and art lovers will come together this Friday, Feb. 6, for Topeka’s First Friday Art Walk. First...

It was late January 2009, months after the global financial crisis hit, and Anne Hawley was facing a crisis of her own.Hawley, director...

The Mulvane Art Museum is hosting a new exhibit with a very important message to give. “Drift and Drag: Reflections on Water” presents a...