*ALL TICKETS FOR THE RUN OF THIS EVENT ARE SOLD OUT * Candles flicker, Whisky pours, Conversation stirs. Before the night is over you will have encountered the impossible. The worldwide smash-hit that has mesmerized both audiences and critics alike, Scott Silven’s At the Illusionist’s Table is unlike anything else in the world of theater. An unforgettable ... Read More
*ALL TICKETS FOR THE RUN OF THIS EVENT ARE SOLD OUT * Candles flicker, Whisky pours, Conversation stirs. Before the night is over you will have encountered the impossible. The worldwide smash-hit that has mesmerized both audiences and critics alike, Scott Silven’s At the Illusionist’s Table is unlike anything else in the world of theater. An unforgettable ... Read More
* ALL TICKETS FOR THE RUN OF THIS EVENT ARE SOLD OUT * The worldwide smash-hit that has mesmerized both audiences and critics alike, Scott Silven’s At the Illusionist’s Table is unlike anything else in the world of theater. An unforgettable sensory experience weaving together fine dining, whisky tasting, and Silven’s singular illusion. Mysteries will unravel over ... Read More
* ALL TICKETS FOR THE RUN OF THIS EVENT ARE SOLD OUT * Candles flicker, Whisky pours, Conversation stirs. Before the night is over you will have encountered the impossible. The worldwide smash-hit that has mesmerized both audiences and critics alike, Scott Silven’s At the Illusionist’s Table is unlike anything else in the world of theater. An ... Read More
Join the 2023-2024 Ulrich interns – Brisa Perez, Abby DeHaven, Gus Denneler, and Lucia Suniga – as they share their experiences in the museum industry this school year. Our internships are made possible through the Stev Overstreet Ulrich Museum of Art Internship Fund, with additional funding provided by The Kouri Museum Assistantship and the WSU ... Read More
Ulrich receptions are a party and more: engage with artists and art fans, watch artist demonstrations, create your own art, and enjoy music, food, and fun for all ages. Join us for an exploration of our newest exhibitions on display this spring. Celebrate our Outdoor Sculpture Collection with a truly remarkable exhibition, Fully Dimensional: Artists ... Read More
Lesley Dill and Beth Lipman have been creating works centering aspects of American life and culture for decades. Each artist uses representational and narrative imagery to investigate and mine specifics moments in United States history, from the colonial economy to founding theology. Dill and Lipman research and unearth commonalities that continue to impact contemporary life ... Read More
Are you interested in ways to help refugees who are coming to Wichita? Want to learn more about volunteering and internship opportunities with the International Rescue Committee (IRC)? Come any time between 12 and 2 p.m. to this drop-in informational session at the Ulrich to talk to IRC staff about the organization’s needs, the variety of roles volunteers ... Read More
Everyone has a unique story to tell. Learn techniques to start you on your writing journey so you can share your Ulrich memories with us. This event takes place in the Beren Gallery and everyone is welcome! Refreshments at 10 a.m. Program begins at 10:30 a.m.
Join us to celebrate the 45th anniversary of Wichita State’s MFA Program as Kerry Jones (MFA 2000) reads from The Last Innocent Year, winner of Southeast Missouri State University’s Nilsen Prize. Jones’s fiction has won the Richard Yates Short Story Award and appeared in Sycamore Review, Alaska Quarterly Review, and Bryant Literary Review Quarterly. Adam ... Read More
Hassan Fazili and his family seek asylum when he is threatened by the Taliban in this powerful documentary that shows the hardships experienced by one refugee family as they flee for safety, making the film along the way. Presented in partnership with PBS Kansas. This free event takes place at the CAC Theatre at Wichita ... Read More
In Divide Light, filmmaker Ed Robbins documents the unique performance piece/opera, Divide Light, which was conceived and created by artist Lesley Dill with music composed by Richard Marriott. In this piece with lyrics inspired by Emily Dickinson, the singers wear lavish handmade costumes designed by Dill that expand, unfold, unravel, and transform during the performance. ... Read More
This exhibition represents the ongoing investigation into the voices and personas of the American past by artist Lesley Dill. For Dill, the voices grew from early America’s obsessions with divinity and deviltry, and on fears of the wilderness “out there” and inside us. The extremes of both shaped history and gave pulse and heat to ... Read More
Ulrich Executive and Creative Director Vivian Zavataro will discuss the process of curating chro•ma [kroh-muh], on display this fall in the Grafly Gallery. Refreshments at 10 a.m. | Program at 10:30 a.m. This free event takes place in the Beren Gallery.
In conjunction with Where We Belong: Refugee Stories from Wichita, Hong Tien Vu, Associate Professor in the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Kansas and collaborator on research being conducted at WSU’s Center for Educational Technologies to Assist Refugee Learners (CETARL), will speak about his research and practical efforts to help ... Read More
Bring the entire family—all ages are welcome! Enjoy hands-on art making, entertainment, refreshments, and more inside and outside the Museum. Explore the Martin H. Bush Outdoor Sculpture Collection and meet new art friends! Like all our programs, this event is free for everyone.
In conjunction with Where We Belong: Refugee Stories from Wichita, Yeni Silva-Renteria, the Executive Director of the International Rescue Committee Kansas, will speak about IRC’s refugee resettlement efforts in Wichita and the larger context of such efforts in the U.S. today. This free event takes place in the Beren Gallery and everyone is welcome. Reception ... Read More
In exchange for your $25 donation, you choose a bowl to keep from hundreds of handmade ceramic vessels, sample over 25 varieties of chili and soups donated by chili lovers and local celebrity chefs, and enjoy time with friends. All proceeds benefit HumanKind Ministries and ICT Community Fridge Project. $25 donation/$10 student donation/Kids 5 and ... Read More
Visit Reuben Saunders Gallery in October to experience a thoughtful variety of built and thrown clay works juried by ceramicist Chotsani Elaine Dean in support of the Empty Bowls fundraiser to benefit HumanKind Ministries and ICT Community Fridge Project. RSG Hours: Tuesday-Friday: 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Sunday ... Read More
StoryCorps One Small Step initiative presents an evening of listening across the divide. Join other One Small Step participants and listen to a medley of conversations recorded this fall at the Ulrich Museum. Hors d’oeuvres and drinks will be provided by StoryCorps. Previous participation in One Small Step is not mandatory to attend this event. ... Read More
