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  • Jul 31 Saturday

    Mind Fest 2021 presented by Wichita Journalism Collaborative

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    Free
    02:00 PM - 05:00 PM on Sat, 31 Jul 2021
    Mental health deserves more attention, which is why the Wichita Journalism Collaborative is bringing the community together for Mind Fest 2021. It's the culmination of "Mindful Solutions," a series focused on mental health from the Wichita Journalism Collaborative—a coalition of 10 local newsrooms and community institutions.<br/><br/>Mind Fest 2021 will bring the community together for FREE: <br/><ul><li>Trusted mental health support</li><li>Live music from Pretend Friend, Daisy Sosa, and Crusoe</li><li>Nachos from Adios Nachoria</li><li>Massages by therapists Criseyde Graham and Stephanie Wells</li><li>Yoga provided by Limitless Yoga</li></ul><br/>This is a safe space for learning more about mental health concerns while relaxing and having fun. **The first 250 attendees will receive a gift bag and relaxation items like mindfulness journals, sleep masks, and hot/cold packs.** <br/><br/>Participating organizations: <br/><ul><li>VA Medical Center</li><li>WSU Psychology Clinic</li><li>Friends Center on Family Living</li><li>WSU Counseling & Prevention Services </li><li>GraceMed</li><li>Positive Directions</li><li>Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas </li></ul><br/>The Wichita Journalism Collaborative is comprised of The Wichita Eagle, KSN-TV, KMUW-FM, The Community Voice, The Active Age, The Sunflower, Kansas Leadership Center’s The Journal, AB&C Bilingual Resources, Wichita Public Library and WSU Elliott School of Communication.
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  • Jul 24 Saturday

    American Color Print Society Exhibition

    Mark Arts
    Free
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Jul 30, 2021.
    Mark Arts presents the American Color Print Society exhibition from June 4-July 31. The American Color Print Society is a nonprofit organization committed to fostering interest in the color print and educating students and the public about printmaking techniques. Members of the society are printmakers using traditional and experimental techniques, from etchings and woodcuts to digital and 3D prints.<br> The American Color Print Society exhibition is presented by Bank of America.<br> Mark Arts galleries are open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.
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  • Jul 24 Saturday

    Beyond 1920: Women Artists from the Wichita Art Museum Collection

    Wichita Art Museum
    $5-$10 museum admission
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Sep 25, 2021.
    In August 1920, a Constitutional Amendment gave women the right to vote, declaring, “the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied on account of sex.” In honor of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment (slightly delayed due to the pandemic), Celebrating 1920 features work by women artists from the permanent collection. The exhibition spans work made before and after women gained the right to vote, exploring women’s contribution to various art movements of the 19th and 20th centuries. Featuring a broad array of visions, voices, and styles, the exhibition includes works by Rosa Bonheur, Marguerite Zorach, Helen Frankenthaler, Faith Ringgold, Audrey Flack, Kara Walker, Gail Albert-Halaban, and others. Join the Wichita Art Museum and the League of Women Voters Wichita Metro in commemorating women’s suffrage.
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  • Jul 25 Sunday

    American Color Print Society Exhibition

    Mark Arts
    Free
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Jul 30, 2021.
    Mark Arts presents the American Color Print Society exhibition from June 4-July 31. The American Color Print Society is a nonprofit organization committed to fostering interest in the color print and educating students and the public about printmaking techniques. Members of the society are printmakers using traditional and experimental techniques, from etchings and woodcuts to digital and 3D prints.<br> The American Color Print Society exhibition is presented by Bank of America.<br> Mark Arts galleries are open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.
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  • Jul 25 Sunday

    Beyond 1920: Women Artists from the Wichita Art Museum Collection

    Wichita Art Museum
    $5-$10 museum admission
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Sep 25, 2021.
    In August 1920, a Constitutional Amendment gave women the right to vote, declaring, “the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied on account of sex.” In honor of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment (slightly delayed due to the pandemic), Celebrating 1920 features work by women artists from the permanent collection. The exhibition spans work made before and after women gained the right to vote, exploring women’s contribution to various art movements of the 19th and 20th centuries. Featuring a broad array of visions, voices, and styles, the exhibition includes works by Rosa Bonheur, Marguerite Zorach, Helen Frankenthaler, Faith Ringgold, Audrey Flack, Kara Walker, Gail Albert-Halaban, and others. Join the Wichita Art Museum and the League of Women Voters Wichita Metro in commemorating women’s suffrage.
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  • Jul 26 Monday

    American Color Print Society Exhibition

    Mark Arts
    Free
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Jul 30, 2021.
    Mark Arts presents the American Color Print Society exhibition from June 4-July 31. The American Color Print Society is a nonprofit organization committed to fostering interest in the color print and educating students and the public about printmaking techniques. Members of the society are printmakers using traditional and experimental techniques, from etchings and woodcuts to digital and 3D prints.<br> The American Color Print Society exhibition is presented by Bank of America.<br> Mark Arts galleries are open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.
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  • Jul 26 Monday

    Beyond 1920: Women Artists from the Wichita Art Museum Collection

    Wichita Art Museum
    $5-$10 museum admission
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Sep 25, 2021.
    In August 1920, a Constitutional Amendment gave women the right to vote, declaring, “the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied on account of sex.” In honor of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment (slightly delayed due to the pandemic), Celebrating 1920 features work by women artists from the permanent collection. The exhibition spans work made before and after women gained the right to vote, exploring women’s contribution to various art movements of the 19th and 20th centuries. Featuring a broad array of visions, voices, and styles, the exhibition includes works by Rosa Bonheur, Marguerite Zorach, Helen Frankenthaler, Faith Ringgold, Audrey Flack, Kara Walker, Gail Albert-Halaban, and others. Join the Wichita Art Museum and the League of Women Voters Wichita Metro in commemorating women’s suffrage.
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  • Jul 27 Tuesday

    American Color Print Society Exhibition

    Mark Arts
    Free
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Jul 30, 2021.
    Mark Arts presents the American Color Print Society exhibition from June 4-July 31. The American Color Print Society is a nonprofit organization committed to fostering interest in the color print and educating students and the public about printmaking techniques. Members of the society are printmakers using traditional and experimental techniques, from etchings and woodcuts to digital and 3D prints.<br> The American Color Print Society exhibition is presented by Bank of America.<br> Mark Arts galleries are open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.
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  • Jul 27 Tuesday

    Beyond 1920: Women Artists from the Wichita Art Museum Collection

    Wichita Art Museum
    $5-$10 museum admission
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Sep 25, 2021.
    In August 1920, a Constitutional Amendment gave women the right to vote, declaring, “the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied on account of sex.” In honor of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment (slightly delayed due to the pandemic), Celebrating 1920 features work by women artists from the permanent collection. The exhibition spans work made before and after women gained the right to vote, exploring women’s contribution to various art movements of the 19th and 20th centuries. Featuring a broad array of visions, voices, and styles, the exhibition includes works by Rosa Bonheur, Marguerite Zorach, Helen Frankenthaler, Faith Ringgold, Audrey Flack, Kara Walker, Gail Albert-Halaban, and others. Join the Wichita Art Museum and the League of Women Voters Wichita Metro in commemorating women’s suffrage.
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  • Jul 28 Wednesday

    American Color Print Society Exhibition

    Mark Arts
    Free
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Jul 30, 2021.
    Mark Arts presents the American Color Print Society exhibition from June 4-July 31. The American Color Print Society is a nonprofit organization committed to fostering interest in the color print and educating students and the public about printmaking techniques. Members of the society are printmakers using traditional and experimental techniques, from etchings and woodcuts to digital and 3D prints.<br> The American Color Print Society exhibition is presented by Bank of America.<br> Mark Arts galleries are open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.
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  • Jul 28 Wednesday

    Beyond 1920: Women Artists from the Wichita Art Museum Collection

    Wichita Art Museum
    $5-$10 museum admission
    10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, every day through Sep 25, 2021.
    In August 1920, a Constitutional Amendment gave women the right to vote, declaring, “the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied on account of sex.” In honor of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment (slightly delayed due to the pandemic), Celebrating 1920 features work by women artists from the permanent collection. The exhibition spans work made before and after women gained the right to vote, exploring women’s contribution to various art movements of the 19th and 20th centuries. Featuring a broad array of visions, voices, and styles, the exhibition includes works by Rosa Bonheur, Marguerite Zorach, Helen Frankenthaler, Faith Ringgold, Audrey Flack, Kara Walker, Gail Albert-Halaban, and others. Join the Wichita Art Museum and the League of Women Voters Wichita Metro in commemorating women’s suffrage.
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