Happening at Harvester - May 5-11
May 5, 2025 | Kristin
Join us for the Artist INC Wichita 2025 WORKSHARE Night!
Artist INC is a cutting edge training program that empowers artists to take control of their careers and create opportunities they’ve only imagined. Artist INC addresses the specific business needs and challenges artists of all disciplines face every day.
After an Epic an epic 8 weeks of professional development, our FIERCE roster of local creatives are ready to present their visions to the community through workshare presentations! We are SO EXCITED to wrap things up with their inspiring words, images, and sounds.
DON’T MISS this - trust us!! IYKYK.
Tuesday, May 6 - 6:00 p.m. at Harvester Arts at The Lux
FREE and open to ALL! We’ll see you there!
Knotty Needles Embroidery Workshop
Channel your inner grandma for an evening of rage crafting! Instructor Rebecca Sellers will guide you through the basics of creating a simple embroidery piece suitable for decoration or a gift. Choose from a pre-printed design with a bit of snark, or sketch your own. All supplies provided! Purchase tickets at https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/knotty-needles-workshop.
05/09 From 6-8PM; $30 admission
Shows
A Soft Place to Land, by Jill Luton
A Soft Place to Land is an interactive installation aimed at exploring the comforts we seek in the natural world and textiles. In blending the two together, the viewer is invited to breathe easy, take off some of the burden they carry, and land softly into a world of color and flowers.
Shiftspace at Harvester Arts BFA Show: Unsupervised
As they prepare to graduate, studio art seniors grapple with the feeling of being unsupervised. A captstone exhiition that completes their BFA degrees, “Unsupervised” compiles multidisciplinary art made by this gorup of seniors, excited to explore their own professional practices and make art on their own terms.
TAB in 259
An art show about the studio processes in k-12 art rooms. Learn about and engage with TAB classrooms in the USD259 school district!
Tags: Community, Exhibitions