Happening at Harvester
May 12, 2025 | Kristin
Wichita Sketch Club
05/12 every Monday from 6-9PM
Come hang out and create at Harvester Arts! Sketch, paint, sew, journal, write, or just mingle. Meet new people and learn about art with us.
Art Show Crash Course
05/17 from 9AM - 4PM $50 Registration Fee (see link)
This is your last chance to sign up for the Art Show Crash Course, registration closes next Thursday evening. The Art Show Crash Course was created to help new art festival artists be more successful. Art festivals can be a great source of income for artists but it often takes a few years to get there and many new artists leave before they get there. The Art Show Crash Course is designed to teach new artists many things that might otherwise take years to learn and to help make festivals profitable in less time. The Art Show Crash Course is May 17th from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Harvester Arts 120 E. 1st St. N in Wichita, Kansas. The cost is $50 per person and includes course materials and lunch. The class size is limited, please register early at naiaartists.org/ictascc. The deadline for registration is May 15th. Cort Anderson, NAIA Chairperson, will be the instructor. He brings not only his 15+ years of art festival experience but that of many other veteran artists as well. For more information, you can contact Cort Anderson with the National Association of Independent Artist at eaw@naiaartists.org.
Live Improve: Parking Lot Sushi
5/17 at 7:30 PM $10 Suggested Donation - Parking Lot Sushi Improv Show
This four-person improv troupe has partnered with Harvester Arts to bring you a completely improvised theater show. 18+
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