Ulrich Events

Thursday, September 10 | Educator and Artist: Valerie Haring and John Oehm  6-8 p.m.   6 p.m. Reception  6:30-8:00 p.m. Program | Slow-looking in galleries  Ulrich Museum of Art  Admission: $10 ... Read More

Empty Bowls Wichita, Community Build-a-Bowl & Paint-a-Bowl Saturday, September 12th Wichita State University Henrion Hall, Room 154 Register Here 1-2:15 p.m.(25 participants) 2:30 to 3:45 p.m.(25 participants) Cost:  $5.00 Materials ... Read More

Join Sarah Kepart and her team while they discuss the mission of Envision Arts and learn about the collaboration exhibition with the Ulrich Museum of Art.   10 a.m. Reception  10:30 ... Read More

Open Streets gives you a chance to enjoy entertainment, explore businesses and organizations, and check out fun vendors and food trucks along Douglas Avenue. The street will be blocked off ... Read More

Introduction to the Art of Storytelling:   Everyone has a story worth sharing. This workshop is open to all experience levels and offers a welcoming space to explore the art of ... Read More

Back in the 19th and early 20th centuries, portrait photography was, at times, used to categorize and control—to make assumptions about race, gender, and identity. Ayana V. Jackson uses her ... Read More

Workshop Dates Saturday, September 26 | 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, October 3 | 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.  Supplies provided | Registration required | Limited to 20 attendees ... Read More

Join the fight against hunger through the Ceramic Arts. Reuben Saunders Gallery and Empty Bowls Wichita present the Wichita Ceramic National Exhibition, a National Juried Ceramics Exhibition.  Julia Galloway,  juror ... Read More

Writing Now, Reading Now celebrates four books by five Wichita State University English Department authors published this year. Hosted by KMUW’s Beth Golay, the evening will feature readings, conversation, and ... Read More

Thursday, October 8 | Mulberry Gallery Owner: Anthony Joiner   6-8 p.m.   6 p.m. Reception  6:30-8:00 p.m. Program | Slow-looking in galleries  Ulrich Museum of Art  Admission: $10 Ticket includes ... Read More

As part of the College of Fine Arts Connoisseur Series, join us for an inspiring evening with Kirven Douthit-Boyd, an internationally recognized dancer, choreographer, educator, and Artistic Director of Saint ... Read More

In exchange for your $35 donation, you choose a bowl to keep from hundreds of handmade ceramic vessels, sample chili and soups donated by chili lovers and local celebrity chefs ... Read More

Using thermal imaging, Linda Alterwitz photographed vaccine reactions on over 130 arms. Science meets art in these portraits of how uniquely our bodies respond to the same intervention. Join Alterwitz ... Read More

Using thermal imaging, Linda Alterwitz photographed vaccine reactions on over 130 arms. Science meets art in these portraits of how uniquely our bodies respond to the same intervention. Join Alterwitz ... Read More

Peek beyond the veil and experience the Ulrich Museum of Art after dark. This special program features works from the Ulrich's permanent collection that explore the moody, mysterious, and delightfully ... Read More

Bare It All - Unframed Stories  Inspired by the Ulrich Museum of Art’s exhibition Bare It All, Unframed Stories invites community members, students, and the Wichita State University campus to ... Read More

What does it take to bring an exhibition to life?  Join Jeni Doom, Interim Creative Communications Manager at the Ulrich Museum of Art, and Caitlin Waugh Gallery Operations Manager at ... Read More

Out of the Picture (98 minutes) is the first documentary film about art critics in the United States. While focused on the role of the American art critic, the film ... Read More

Mark Dion makes museums, or rather, he remakes them. His installations look like museum displays: cabinet of curiosities, scientific collections, catalogues of the overlooked. But they are more than a ... Read More

Join us for a special evening celebrating Bare It All through a collaboration with the WSU School of Performing Arts. Inspired by works from the exhibition, students and faculty will ... Read More