Craig Neeson and Peter Fleps, “Being Supreme

Mel Keiser, "The Life and Death of The Mels: Here Lie The Bones”

Azazello

Hide and Like Heat cover bright

Matt Martin knowing things requires one first of all to place oneself between them: painting, trees

Place Picture, Earth Form

All is well, that has not ended

The At A Distance project was originally conceived as a way of connecting the arts community in Wichita, Kansas to a variety of contemporary art practices from other parts of the world.   The artist A. P. Vague, then faculty at Wichita State University, created the first iteration of this exhibition in 2017, which featured work by artists from six different countries, none of whom had previously exhibited in Kansas.

Collaborative Recognition to:

Redundant A Site Specific Installation

My work is an immersion in mourning research. Two-years ago when my father and husband died within days of each other, the fundamental drives of my practice changed radically. Raised in a culture where the delicate and complicated process of mourning was rushed, clearing the way to move on or “get back to normal”, this stoic posturing left no room for ritual or its importance in healing the complex emotional experience of grief.

Angela Lopez’s watercolor paintings, animations and sculptures explore the familiar and the unknown of embodiment. Her work gives tangible form to the primal animal instincts, deep rooted desires and crystalline fears that drive human behavior. Lopez subverts traditional media, rendering it sweetly uncanny. In Lopez’s work, our bodies and humanity are presented as unknowable, yet inescapable, forces in our lives. Lopezangela.com

small shares: a salon small shares invites artists that have taken part in HybridSalon* by Genesis to incubate, experiment, create, discover, refine, reinvent, and showcase their original performance and installation works. Artists will come together with audience for an experiential weekend of experimental performance, thought-provoking artistic work, and conversion. Featuring performance & installation works.

Andrew Bearnot:  LONG DIVISION

The Office of Metaphor “What does it look like, right now, to have a public and political practice that delves into history and a deep craving for the cloister of a solitary studio?”