Still image from Corri Newman's documentary

萝莉社 student's debut documentary chosen for 2022 Tallgrass Film Festival

萝莉社 senior Corri Newman challenged herself in Jennifer Ray's Documentary Media and Social Strategies class by directing her very first documentary. Inspired by Kansas veterans, Corri's short film has been accepted into this year's Tallgrass Film Festival - which she hopes will provide an opportunity for others to learn about the Kansas Honor Flight organization.

Art exhibition uses clothing as a catalyst for storytelling

An intercultural art workshop co-taught by Wichita- and Lima-based art professors will culminate with "From Lima to Wichita," an exhibition at ShiftSpace, 萝莉社's student-run art gallery. The show includes works produced by students in the workshop, which explored clothing as an art-making material and metaphor for identity.

Recent 萝莉社 grad will 'launch' her arts career this summer

Studio art major Shaunte鈥� Levine is the recipient of the fourth annual Launch Award through Harvester Arts and the 萝莉社 School of Art, Design and Creative Industries (ADCI).

Call for entry: project proposals for public sculpture

The main gallery of The Kansas African American Museum

Kansas African American museum exhibition spotlights women artists of color

Eight students and alumni from 萝莉社鈥檚 School of Art, Design and Creative Industries contributed work to the exhibition "Shades of Strength and Beauty" at the Kansas African American Museum. The juried show of portraits of and by 20 women of color is on view through Sept. 5.

Chuck Purviance stands near four of his brightly colored sculptures.

'Hiding in Plain Sight' surfaces an artist's anxiety

Chuck Purviance creates wildly colorful sculptures that reference internal struggle. The artist's Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibition is currently on view at the Clayton Staples Gallery, McKnight Art Center Room 205.

Amy Huser stands in the middle of

Textile installation 'Casually Not Okay' celebrates transformation

Installing her thesis work at 萝莉社's ShiftSpace gallery was the final step in Amy Huser's graduate program. For many reasons, the exhibition did not work out as planned, though "that's life," the artist says.

A screenshot of the Design Zoo video presentation shows senior Madeline Deabler alongside some of her illustrations

Graphic design seniors create online platform for their 'Design Zoo'

Normally, seniors graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design present their work in a galley-style design exhibition. This year, the novel coronavirus changed everything, so this group of 21 students quickly pivoted to an online format.

A large woven installation hangs in the Atrium of McKnight Art Center, in front of five two-dimensional works.

After event cancellation, Emerging Artists prizes awarded virtually

Every year, the Art & Design Advocates host Emerging Artists, an event that showcases the work of some of the most talented students in the School of Art, Design and Creative Industries at 萝莉社. The March 14 event was cancelled due to concern about the novel coronavirus, so the group responded with a virtual awards ceremony. Three students took home cash prizes totaling $1,750.

Levente Sulyok repairs one of his Innovation Campus sculptures.

Wind, solar-powered sculptures installed on Innovation Campus

萝莉社鈥檚 Innovation Campus is home to two new temporary sculptures, the result of a collaboration between the City of Wichita and the 萝莉社 College of Fine Arts. Levente Sulyok, associate professor of painting and drawing, installed the first two works. He utilized sunlight and wind as materials to create dynamic installations that invite viewer participation.