Art House 310

Art House 310 First Friday – Kelly Rundell & Michael Davenport
2025-08-01 - 2025-08-24 | Art House 310, 310 S. Laura, Wichita, 67211, United States
Art House 310 First Friday – Kelly Rundell & Michael Davenport
Opening Reception | First Friday August 1st, 2025 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through August 24th, 2025.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
KELLY RUNDELL

Sometimes artists present deep, moody work with a message that can change the world. But that’s not me. The only message I can relay now is that it’s okay, even necessary, to seek out lightness, happiness and fun, no matter how dark things seem to be.
So, welcome to my garden party! Because we have a shared understanding of what nature looks like, my art is immediately recognizable. My goal is not to be precise or realistic. Rather, I make joyful representations of flowers. Working with acrylic paint and ink, I fill paper with unique designs and color. I then cut the painted paper to create individual petals, leaves and other shapes. Like a jigsaw puzzle, I try different combinations and placements of the pieces. When it comes together, I have wildflowers–with the emphasis on wild. I find the process messy, but fun. And, importantly, the final art makes me smile.
See more of Kelly’s work on Instagram: @kellyrundellart

MICHAEL DAVENPORT

Have you ever thought about the layers of yourself — the parts you show the world and the ones you keep tucked away? My work invites you to explore those layers, both in the art and within yourself. Through color, abstraction, and vulnerability, I aim to create space for emotional honesty, connection, and reflection.
At the heart of my work is the relationship between masculinity and vulnerability. I often depict physically strong men in tender, emotionally exposed situations to reflect the way I experience and process my own feelings. These figures disrupt traditional expectations of strength, revealing that real power can come from authenticity and emotional depth.
I work primarily in mixed media, using physical layers to echo the complexity of human emotion. Idioms like “falling in love,” “being held down,” or “protecting your heart” are explored both literally and metaphorically, offering viewers familiar entry points into nuanced emotional terrain. Each piece slowly unveils a part of myself that words alone can’t quite express.
Queer iconography plays a vital role in my practice. I incorporate symbols, gestures, and references drawn from queer history to honor those who came before me and to build a bridge between past and present. This is both a personal act of remembrance and a way of connecting with today’s LGBTQIA+ community — creating art that feels both rooted and relevant.
Recently, I’ve embraced abstraction more fully — letting bright colors, mark-making, and shape exploration bring joy and immediacy to the work. There’s something satisfying in this visceral, almost childlike play, which helps me express what’s difficult to say out loud. Blending realism with abstract elements lets me move between control and freedom, structure and release.
Subtle humor, double meanings, and whimsy are woven throughout my work. These elements encourage curiosity and connection, drawing viewers in while inviting deeper engagement. As a queer polyamorous man, I create from personal experience, but with the goal of amplifying underrepresented voices — especially in conservative spaces. By sharing stories through art, I hope to foster understanding, celebrate emotional truth, and honor the beautifully complex experience of being human.
See more of Michael’s work online at MichaelKDavenport.com or on Facebook and Instagram: @micdav87

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Art House 310 First Friday – Taylor McQueary & Yulla Faun Vega
2025-09-05 - 2025-09-21
Art House 310 First Friday – Taylor McQueary & Yulla Faun Vega
Opening Reception | First Friday September 5th, 2025 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through September 21st, 2025. Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
NOTE: Open gallery hours throughout the exhibition are generally Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9pm and Sunday, 1-4pm.
TAYLOR MCQUEARY

Artist Bio: TayFiveStudio is the creative expression of Taylor McQueary, an artist and high school art teacher from Wichita, Kansas.
Taylor embarked on her creative journey at the University of Kansas, initially delving into the realm of industrial design. However, her passion for the fine arts led her to refocus her studies. She pursued a Master’s degree in education at Wichita State University, specializing in art education, which equipped her with the tools to inspire young minds. In 2019, Taylor began her professional career as an art teacher, where she has been able to continue her own creative explorations while nurturing the artistic talents of her students.
As an educator, Taylor firmly believes in the reciprocal nature of learning, valuing the insights and inspirations that her students offer. Encouraged by her students to exhibit her work beyond the classroom, she was motivated to establish TayFive Studio as a platform for her artistic endeavors.
Taylor’s artwork has been displayed in various art exhibitions, attracting praise for its vibrant energy, visual impact, and use of color. Her dedication to her craft is evident in each carefully crafted piece, capturing the essence of her artistic vision. Through her expressive and dynamic artworks, Taylor aims to captivate audiences and spark meaningful connections through the power of visual art.
Artist Statement: Most of my current work is inspired by the interaction of opposing elements, specifically shape and color. I find great inspiration in the unique perspective of flowers portrayed by Georgia O’Keeffe. Her ability to capture the essence of the flower has greatly influenced my artistic approach.
In my paintings, I aim to create harmony between the soft, organic qualities of the flower and the structured lines. I believe that color plays a vital role in achieving this balance, as it has the power to bring these elements together and enhance their dynamic interaction. My goal is to harness the expressive potential of color to create a visually captivating experience for the viewer.
When it comes to my artistic process, I tend to rely on intuition and emotion rather than extensive planning. The selection of the main colors for the background is usually the starting point for each painting. Recently, I have been exploring different compositions with lines, using my background in design to guide the sizing and ratios of each line. I am meticulous in my approach, ensuring that each line interacts harmoniously with the others.
When choosing the colors for each line, I seek out bright hues that will create a striking contrast against the background. This deliberate use of color adds depth and dimension to my work, further emphasizing the interplay between shape and color.
For me, the value of being an artist lies in the joy and fulfillment I find in the creative process itself. Each painting reflects the culmination of my knowledge, skills, and experiences, as I continue to grow and develop within my craft. I view my artworks as a tangible representation of my artistic journey and a testament to the dedication and passion I bring to my work.
Through my art, I aim to evoke emotions, stimulate thought, and invite viewers to immerse themselves in a captivating visual experience. By embracing the interplay of shape and color, I strive to create artworks that transcend the boundaries of traditional representation, capturing the essence of the subject in a unique and expressive manner.
See more of Taylor’s work on Instagram: @tayfivestudio
YULLA FAUN VEGA

Flight Safety and How Not to Drown has as much to do with navigating a collapsing economy as it does sustaining a solid place to live. It relates to the struggles of existing paycheck to paycheck, house to house, or couch to couch for those living on the edge of collapse.
Flight Safety is in reference to fleeing one situation to the next, in hopes the new circumstance is better. Many of the artworks use personally developed symbol from the artist’s own previous situations and struggles. Flight became synonymous with fleeing a deteriorating home space to another, to another, to another… and so on. The scissor tail flycatcher, the Oklahoma state bird, has transformed into a symbol of hope for the future, an escape and refuge in another place outside of Kansas.
How Not to Drown is the idea and dream of being okay, despite the looming fear of full homelessness or becoming forgotten. It’s the thought of “maybe another place is better”. Sometimes, seemingly, the unknown or the ‘ocean’. The ocean being full of the unknown, and yet we remain hopeful this space is better than the last, that it’s the oasis that’s been advertised.
Transitional homelessness is the central idea of these works. It doesn’t mean fully homeless, but it does mean lacking a place to settle and call home. Upon conversing with many people in this situation, the question arises – is this a problem creatives face in particular?
In order to help each other navigate these situations it is more important than ever to develop small communities and networks in which people mutually support and check in on each other while we all learn to ask for help – sometimes over and over.
About the Artist: Jessica Vega was born in Wellington, Kansas and had always wanted to become an artist. She navigated a lonely childhood, due to selective mutism. This, in turn, made her develop a high sense of creativity. As an adult she accidentally married into a cult – this ended in divorce as she escaped with a baby to Wichita in the pursuit of working as an artist and exploring life more fully. She worked for years as a portrait artist, then in organ donation, then as an aerialist. After studying at the Kansas City Art Institute and Cowley College she went on to go through the Artist Inc program and is a certified project manager. She now works as an artist, a teacher at Mark Arts, and a project manager for a local community events. Recently she has changed her name to Yulla Faun Vega.
See more of Yulla’s work online at yullafaun.com on Instagram: @edwardfaunart, and support at patreon.com/ProjectDoe

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Art House 310 First Friday – Shawn Delker & Lisa Coogias
2025-10-03 - 2025-10-26
Art House 310 First Friday –Shawn Delker & Lisa Coogias
Opening Reception | First Friday October 3rd, 2025 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through October 26th, 2025. Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
NOTE: Open gallery hours throughout the exhibition are generally Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9pm and Sunday, 1-4pm.
SHAWN DELKER
Fiber artist Shawn Marie Delker learned the joy of sewing from her mother beginning at age five and has been stitching ever since. She began quilting in 2000, and she soon discovered art quilting.
Shawn’s art has been juried into galleries in Topeka, Omaha and Albuquerque, and she is a frequent exhibitor at many local galleries. She received the third-place prize at the 2017 Fiber Arts Fiesta in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and in 2024 she won First Place in “Kansas Through the Eyes of an Artist” at the Carriage Factory Gallery and Best of Show in the NOTO Fiber Arts Passion’s Exhibition and again in 2024 was awarded People’s Choice at the “Music and Memory” exhibit at NOTO’s Morris Gallery. Her latest exhibit was a solo show titled, “On the Edge” at the Vernon Filley Art Gallery. Her art is represented at the SNW gallery in Manhattan Kansas.
Shawn’s current work uses an embroidery technique she is developing in which she “paints with thread” on her sewing machine. Her technique is unique to her, and she continues to experiment to create new ways to create shape, form, and texture with thread. Much of the work shown at Art House 310 is botanically printed silk which she created from plants in her garden and then appliqued on her machine embroidered bird.
See more of Shawns’s work online at ShawnDelker.art on Facebook: @shawn.delker
LISA COOGIAS
My work is rooted in the landscapes of the subconscious.

Dreams often guide my imagery, surfacing colors, shapes, and forms that carry meanings beyond what I can put into words. Abstraction allows me to express emotions and experiences that resist direct explanation, while portraits ground that inner world in human connection.Each piece is an attempt to give shape to the unseen. They transform fleeting, hidden feelings into something tangible and shared.

See more of Lisa’s work on Facebook: @olivia.endive and on Instagram: @lisacoogias
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Art House 310 First Friday – Robin Danks & Lindsey McFarland
2025-11-07 - 2025-11-22
Art House 310 First Friday – Robin Danks & Lindsey McFarland
Opening Reception | First Friday November 7th, 2025 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through November 22nd, 2025. Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
NOTE: Open gallery hours throughout the exhibition are generally Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9pm and Sunday, 1-4pm.
ROBIN DANKS
Robin Danks is a visual artist based in Wichita, Kansas. After a decades-long career in healthcare, she embraced art as her full-time pursuit, developing a practice known for its bold textures, vibrant palettes, and experimental mark-making. Working across acrylics, India ink, and mixed media, Danks challenges traditional boundaries while grounding her work in instinct, imagination, and expressive freedom.
See more of Robin’s work online at DanksyArt.com on Facebook: @DanksW3CreationsRobyn and on Instagram: @danksy.art.studio
LINDSEY MCFARLAND
“A Story In The Details”
I began drawing when I was a kid—mostly cartoons, sketching playful characters like Donald Duck, Scooby Doo and Winnie the Pooh, or creating my own comic strip stories. Art became a way for me to retreat into my own little world, a space where I could disconnect and dream. That’s where my love for art really took root.
As I got older, I explored different mediums, but I always found myself coming back to drawing with a black pen. There was something captivating about the boldness and simplicity of using a single pen—the way it allowed me to create with such clarity. It wasn’t until my late twenties that I finally found my own style. It all began with drawing pet portraits. I played with different techniques like scratch methods and textured shading. Eventually I stumbled across stippling, and something just clicked!
Through hours and hours of shading (and patience), I build my stippling drawings dot by dot with a .005 sized pen. I prefer the smaller sized pens to get as much detail as possible. Organic materials are my usual subjects; fur, bone, or plants. Going back to my childhood, I try to capture an “old storybook” energy with my drawings. As simple as these drawings may be, there is always a hidden story behind the creation of them. A single stippling drawing can take anywhere between 20-100 hours to compete. I am also a pet portrait artist by commission, check out my website or my Instagram page for my full portfolio.
When I need a break from the tedious stippling, I use linocut and print making as my secondary creative outlet. My linocut prints are a bit more abstract. I transfer these drawings onto linoleum, then carve and chip away at the surface. It satisfies a creative urge I never knew I had, and using different colors and paints makes the process feel more playful and relaxed compared to stippling.
I use both styles to reflect the full range of who I am, with a lot of precision and meticulous work. Creating pet portraits is something I’m deeply proud of, but my original work is where my personality shines — a little dark, a little whimsical, and a little shadow of what I love the most, to create.
See more of Lindsey’s work online at doodles-n-ink.square.site on Facebook: @doodlesnink and on Instagram: @doodlesnink
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Art House 310 First Friday – Dominique Joiner & Angie Evans
2025-12-05 - 2025-12-21
Art House 310 First Friday – Dominique Joiner & Angie Evans
Opening Reception | First Friday December 5th, 2025 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through December 21st, 2025. Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
NOTE: Open gallery hours throughout the exhibition are generally Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9pm and Sunday, 1-4pm.
DOMINIQUE JOINER
Dominique Joiner (b 1988 Wichita, Kansas) uses her chosen mediums of acrylic and oils to identify the experience of women in a male dominated society. Dominique has observed the lives of many women from several walks of life and uses the influence of these women to relay her narrative. She uses the ideals of sensuality and affection to draw the viewer in and coaxes them to become more aware with riveting details and underlying messages. Dominique has a goal of pressing women to gain more ipseity, regardless of the rhetoric they are taught to the contrary.
Ipseity starts with awareness, the doorway to change. Many of the artist’s paintings directly depict the chosen problem, with no offer of a solution, forcing the viewer to digest and relate. The use of golden accents is meant to show a sense of majesty and divinity that women carry, regardless of the situation, be it vulnerable or powerful. As the gateway to life, women deserve to be viewed as such. Dominique’s art will encourage individuals to search inwardly and come to peace with their feelings.
See more of Dominique’s work on Facebook: @DomiiiJo, on Instagram: @domiijo, and on TikTok: @domiijo
ANGIE EVANS
I am an ocean-lover at heart, forever captivated by the calm and power of the sea, yet living in a land-locked state that makes me long for its presence. This new body of work is my way of reconnecting with that feeling of peace and renewal that only the ocean brings. Each piece is an exploration of rhythm and stillness, created through layers of acrylic, ink, and resin that echo the slow movement of waves and the reflective shimmer of sunlight on water.
As the resident artist and owner of Art House 310, this series marks my first complete body of work in nearly three years, and it feels like a return to self. After a hiatus to complete college degrees that were started more than two decades ago and focus on uplifting other local artists within the walls of Art House 310, I wanted to explore capturing the essence of the ocean, not as a place, but as a state of being. The soft blues, teals, and whites drift together to create a sense of depth and serenity, offering a space for both reflection and calm. My process is intuitive, guided by emotion and memory rather than structure, allowing the materials to move naturally and form the patterns of flow that remind me of tides and shifting sands.
Each painting invites the viewer to pause, breathe, and feel the quiet strength of the sea. The glossy resin surface reflects light and space, transforming with every glance, much like the ever-changing horizon. This collection is a love letter to the ocean and a reminder that its tranquility can live within us, even when the nearest shore is far away.
See more of Angie’s work online: ArtHouse310.com/angie-evans, on Facebook: @AngieAwesomePants, on Instagram: @AngieAwesomePants, and on TikTok: @AngieAwesomePants
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Art House 310 First Friday – Amy Herrmann & Samantha Gales
2026-02-06 - 2026-02-22
Art House 310 First Friday – Amy Herrmann & Samantha Gales
Opening Reception | First Friday February 6th, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through February 22nd, 2026. Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
NOTE: Open gallery hours throughout the exhibition are generally Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9pm and Sunday, 1-4pm.
AMY HERRMANN
Reflections of a Life, Well … Lived.
I’m not an easy person to know. I’ve never mastered the art of small talk and have trouble shaking off the world news of the day. But my art usually centers around more optimistic glimpses of beauty that I find in the shadows and reflections of my surroundings when my guard is down and I’m content (often when sunshine and beer are involved). There’s nothing particularly deep about the subjects or themes in any of my work. They’re mostly snippets of my immediate surroundings, usually with my loved ones just out of view. I’ll never be a serious portrait artist, a fact that has been reinforced by the laughter emanating from my family at my recent attempts to capture them in pastels.
I received my BFA at KSU. I work mostly in soft pastels and acrylic paint. I use only my own photographs as source material. I used to feel guilty about applying filters to my source photos but that has ceased after seeing how AI is changing the entire art world. Still not sure if I’ll embrace it or fight it tooth and nail, but I guess that’s a discussion for another day. For now, I lean on a few digital conveniences to make choices about composition and color. I enjoy making decisions about how much texture to add and with what material can best achieve an effect.
This show has pieces that span about 35 years, though most have been finished in the past 5. Not much has changed from my early work, same fascination with what might be revealed in a window’s reflections, what it feels like to brush my hand along chipped paint, delighting when I see glass that’s old, wavy, and imperfect. I’ll leave it to the viewer to decide if these represent a life well-lived, or a life, well…lived.
See more of Amy’s work on Facebook: @amy.herrmann.art
SAMANTHA GALES
Twenty-Six
Sam Gales is a mixed media artist based in Wichita, Kansas. She specializes in illustrative, stylized self-portraits that explore her journey as a young adult. Her Twenty-six series brings together both new works and earlier pieces that reflect her playful, lighthearted nature. Across her practice, Gales is drawn to the delicate balance between the macabre and the bright—creating imagery that is at once fun, playful, and subtly unsettling. In this series she does touch on some heavier themes, so viewer discretion is advised.
An age that most should be expecting change, and big events. Twenty six; one should be focusing on financial security, finding a stable job and starting a retirement fund, possibly a 401k. Twenty six; looking forward to the future!
But wait… No.
That’s not fair. I didn’t even get a chance. Why’s everything falling apart? Why is everyone leaving? Everyone’s moving away…well, we’re adults aren’t we? I’m so behind, I can’t keep up. Nothing feels like it’s ever enough.
That’s life, they say.
Grow up, stop crying.
People age, everyone’s dying.
Life’s hard and everyone struggles
But why does it feel like my workload always doubles?
It’s hard to stay afloat when the goal post is ever changing.
And seeing my peers soaring only makes me regret my aging.
I use humor to distract from my reality, that being Twenty-six isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
As I navigate my way through this difficult year, here’s to hoping
Twenty-seven
Doesn’t end in a pap smear
See more of Samantha’s work online at samgales0279.wixsite.com/gales-art, on Instagram: @gales_art_, and on Facebook: @samawesomegales
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Art House 310 First Friday – Brooke Schutte & Deber
2026-03-06 - 2026-03-22
Art House 310 First Friday – Brooke Schutte & Deber
Opening Reception | First Friday March 6th, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through March 22nd, 2026.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
NOTE: Open gallery hours throughout the exhibition are generally Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9pm and Sunday, 1-4pm.
BROOKE SCHUTTE
My name is Brooke, I am a 25 year old artist originally from Colorado. I was raised in a very strict, dominating, and isolating religion and have struggled with a complicated relationship with interpersonal connection, mental health, and generally society as a whole. Very early on in my childhood, I found a voice in art. More so, a purpose as well. The people around me didn’t want to hear me speak, they didn’t value my voice.. But the pretty picture I drew – that was considered valuable.
As I grew older and experienced life in a more raw and unfiltered way, I realized art was no longer what I thought it was: Realism, landscapes, still lifes. Art could be edgy, it could be problematic, and it could make my mom very uncomfortable.
Being a self taught artist, I never identified with one genre or medium. Rather, I always just pursued what spoke to me at the time.
For this show, I chose to speak on mental illness and addiction. Something that in recent years has been at the forefront of my life. When conceptualizing this show, my idea was to keep the subject matter light and playful – humorous and easy on the eye. Exploring the juxtaposition between a sensitive topic like alcoholism or PTSD, while displaying it with bright vibrant, even whimsical imagery.
I stuck with two mediums, marker and acrylic but did not necessarily commit to one style or point of view. I’d like to think my voice and personal method speaks clearly through each piece. And hopefully the audience will be intrigued to divulge into introspection while they view the work.
See more of Brooke’s work on Instagram: @masticated.gum
DEBER
My work centers on compositions that blend traditional realism, abstract expressionism and letterform abstraction. Mix media as a preference: Acrylics, Oil, Enamel mixtures, Spray paint and Airbrush are used to create layered compositions that evoke emotion, movement, and tension.
A core focus of my work lies in bridging the worlds of professional muralism, portrait painting, fine arts and Graffiti.
My canvas work serves as an extension of my street practice, offering a different format through which to explore similar ideas with nuance. For me, art is not a means to an end, it is the end itself. Through each piece, I invite the viewer into the emotional landscape and visual rhythms that define my voice as a well rounded contemporary artist.
See more of Deber’s work on Instagram: @deber614 and on Facebook: @deber614
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Art House 310 First Friday – Alexandria Olthoff & Chloe Cloud
2026-04-03 - 2026-04-19
Art House 310 First Friday – Alexandria Olthoff & Chloe Cloud
Opening Reception | First Friday April 3rd, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through April 19th, 2026.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
More info to come.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Josh Bethel & Kevin Hansen
2026-05-01 - 2026-05-24
Art House 310 First Friday – Josh Bethel & Kevin Hansen
Opening Reception | First Friday May 1st, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through May 24th, 2026.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
More info to come.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Michella Tripoli & Don Praseuth
2026-06-05 - 2026-06-21
Art House 310 First Friday – Michella Tripoli & Don Praseuth
Opening Reception | First Friday June 5th, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through June 21st, 2026.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
More info to come.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Bart Wilcox & Jeffrey McKay
2026-07-03 - 2026-07-26
Art House 310 First Friday – Bart Wilcox & Jeffrey McKay
Opening Reception | First Friday July 3rd, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through July 26th, 2026.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
More info to come.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Steve Nicholson & Lindsey Kernodle
2026-09-04 - 2026-09-20
Art House 310 First Friday – Steve Nicholson & Lindsey Kernodle
Opening Reception | First Friday September 4th, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through September 20th, 2026.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
More info to come.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Rhett Evans & Josh Jonico
2026-10-02 - 2026-10-25
Art House 310 First Friday – Rhett Evans & Josh Jonico
Opening Reception | First Friday October 2nd, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through October 25th, 2026.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
More info to come.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Aida Bell & Robin Danks
2026-11-06 - 2026-11-22
Art House 310 First Friday – Aida Bell & Robin Danks
Opening Reception | First Friday November 6th, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through November 22nd, 2026.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
More info to come.
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Art House 310 First Friday – KS Academy of Oil Painters (KAOP)
2026-12-04 - 2026-12-20
Art House 310 First Friday – KS Academy of Oil Painters (KAOP)
Opening Reception | First Friday December 4th, 2026 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through December 20th, 2026.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
More info to come.
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