Art House 310

Art House 310 First Friday – Jae Lear & Patrick Heath
2023-04-07 - 2023-04-23 | Art House 310, 310 S. Laura, Wichita, 67211, United States
Art House 310 First Friday – Jae Lear & Patrick Heath
Opening Reception | First Friday April 7th, 2023 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through April 23rd, 2023.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
JAE LEAR
I am an artist who has always found joy and inspiration in the world of creativity. From my earliest days in grade school, I eagerly anticipated the weekly art class, where I could immerse myself in my own imagination and bring my ideas to life. Over time, I honed my skills in a variety of mediums, including graphite, charcoal, pastels, colored pencils, markers, inks, acrylics, watercolors, and hand-built ceramics. Under the guidance of high school art teachers Sergio Ramirez, Brian Hutchinson, and Greg Maxwell, I discovered my passion for art and knew that it would be a lifelong pursuit.
After graduating from Barton Community College in 2020, I moved to Wichita, Kansas, with the intention of starting my own art business in a vibrant, urban environment. It was there that I discovered the incredible sense of acceptance, love, success, and camaraderie that exists within Wichita’s queer and neurodivergent community. This community has provided me with the support and encouragement I need to continue pursuing my passion for art and making a positive impact on the world around me.
In the past year, my artwork has focused on the power of tactile experiences and repetitive patterns. By incorporating heavy texture acrylic paints into my pieces, I invite viewers to engage with my art in a way that is both visual and physical. The act of repetitive touching or other sensory actions is referred to as stimming, and it is an important tool for managing emotional dysregulation among neurodivergent people. My art provides a self-regulatory tool that is accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or experiences. Through my work, I hope to create a space that is welcoming and inclusive to all, and that promotes the importance of self-care and self-expression.
Working with local non-profits such as OpenStudios and Wichita Pride has given me the opportunity to engage with my community in meaningful ways and grow as a person. Through advocacy events and accessible artwork, I strive to promote a message of acceptance, love, and solidarity for all. Wichita’s young population of artists provides an endless source of inspiration and friendship, and I am proud to be a part of this thriving community.
See more of Jae’s work online at LearHeathStudio.com, on Instagram: @LearHeathStudio, and @j.a.e.creative
PATRICK HEATH
The 2000s was a transformative period for many young creatives like myself. The emergence of new technology provided many new platforms for artistic expression, and I consider myself lucky to have grown up during such an innovative and exciting time. My artwork is a manifestation of the inner child that is still present within me. It reflects the type of nostalgic media that my peers can appreciate. I am passionate about uplifting my fellow creatives and celebrating the power of art to connect us all. This is why I am excited to present my artwork at Arthouse 310, a gallery that is dedicated to giving back to the Wichita art community.
Art has been an essential part of my life since I was young. I was fortunate enough to learn basic artistic principles at a very young age, which gave me a lot of time to practice and perfect my drawing process. During high school, I focused on illustration and 2D design, utilizing materials such as graphite and colored pencil. After high school, I moved to Wichita and broadened my artistic identity to include digital design, photography, and sculpture. I was fascinated by the endless possibilities that digital technology provided, and I found that it allowed me to experiment and explore my creativity in ways that were not possible with traditional media alone.
My style is heavily influenced by pop culture and nostalgia. I draw inspiration from the movies, TV shows, music, and culture that I grew up with. I am fascinated by the interplay of light and shadow, and I often use these elements to create dramatic effects and emphasize certain features of my artwork. My style is constantly evolving, and I am always experimenting with new techniques and approaches to create exciting pieces.
Two years ago, Jae Lear and I founded Lear Heath Studio with the goal of sharing our art and collaborating with other local artists. Establishing an art business in the middle of a pandemic came with a lot of stress, but the friends and opportunities that we found in Wichita proved to us that we made the right decision. Through our studio, we have been able to produce several large-scale events in which the community came together to celebrate art, music, and performance. I hope to continue making a positive impact on Wichita’s creative community through engagement and advocacy.
See more of Patrick’s work online at LearHeathStudio.com, on Instagram: @LearHeathStudio, and @patrick_heath_
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Art House 310 First Friday – Mary Lee-McDonald & Jennifer Weigel
2023-03-03 - 2023-03-26
Art House 310 First Friday – Mary Lee-McDonald & Jennifer Weigel
Opening Reception | First Friday March 3rd, 2023 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through March 26th, 2023.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
MARY LEE-MCDONOALD
Creating has always been the balance I have needed to navigate the beautiful chaos of life. Often times creating to music and driving my family a little crazy on my journey. Playing a song on repeat as the work evolves and until it’s journey is complete. The music drives me to remember the full scale of emotions that life brings.
My goal in creating is a little selfish my goal in sharing is not. To have one look at my work and try to understand its meaning has never been my objective, I just to try and share a little joy.
I love texture, layers in my paintings, and the experimentation it offers in breaking the rules. I in my daily life am a rule follower, wearing many hats as a daughter, wife, mother, friend, and gallery director.
Art allows me to step out of the daily roles I love and enter a space to reflect and grow. My big passion is the art of mosaic. I love taking little pieces, breaking them up to fit in and create something completely new and whole.
See more of Mary’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mary_lee_mcdonald/
JENNIFER WEIGEL – Art Saves Lives – My Artist Statement
Over the past several of years, with all of the political polarization and in response to the pandemic, world events and general discontent, I am finding myself more drawn to the simple expression of joy as a means of escape, to just let go of things for a bit. Art has always been an outlet to express grievances, to find my voice, and to celebrate what I consider beautiful. Both making and looking at art is healing.
These pieces are personal explorations of joy. Some are based in real things; others are fantastical. They hearken to childhood doodles of animals & nature, fairy tale princes & princesses, dragons & unicorns, flowers & rainbows. They are a return to my past obsessions with animation art, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Don Bluth’s Secret of NIMH, Jim Henson & The Muppets, Lisa Frank, Mary Engelbreit, Keith Haring, Cyndi Lauper music videos, and all of that 80s pop culture vibe.
These pieces aren’t intended to be high art; they are meant to make people smile. In fact, some of them are outright silly or snarky or both. They are imperfect and revel in their weirdness. I find that we all need a little more of that nowadays, to just celebrate our quirkiness and be who we are. Share in my joy and take one home to color yourself, or buy a suite of them to hang someplace where they will delight. You are invited to send digital images of finished coloring pages to post to the blog devoted to these pieces if you like. https://toxicpositivitydrawings.blogspot.com/
Bio
Jennifer Weigel is a multi-disciplinary mixed media conceptual artist. Weigel utilizes a wide range of media to convey her ideas, including assemblage, drawing, fibers, installation, jewelry, painting, performance, photography, sculpture, video and writing. Much of her work touches on themes of beauty, identity (especially gender identity), memory & forgetting, and institutional critique. Weigel’s art has been exhibited nationally in all 50 states and has won numerous awards.
See more of Jennifer’s work online:
Fine Art Painting, Photography & Jewelry: https://www.jenniferweigelart.com/
Conceptual Art Projects: https://www.jenniferweigelprojects.com/
Writing: https://jenniferweigelwords.wordpress.com/
Complete Art Resume: http://jenniferweigelartresume.blogspot.com/
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Art House 310 First Friday – Rick Sallee & Greg Turner
2023-02-03 - 2023-02-19
Art House 310 First Friday – Rick Sallee & Greg Turner
Opening Reception | First Friday February 3rd, 2023 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through February 19th, 2023.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
RICK SALLEE
Although I have lived in Wichita, Kan. since 1992, I grew up in the small farm-and-ranch environment of Medicine Lodge. I was surrounded by amazing people from various backgrounds, beautiful scenery, wildlife, and horses and livestock. I started drawing what I saw at a young age
Encountering different people, places, animals, and things has always created a constant desire and an almost-obsession in me to get the subject or idea down on paper or canvas.
I portray my subjects in a manner that best captures their inherent gestures and movements. My role is to let subjects, whether they are people or animals, be their natural selves, and I aim to be sensitive enough to capture those natural moments when they happen.
A successful portrait or painting is much more than a mirror of a physical likeness: It transcends form and reveals the subject’s spirit and personality. Capturing the subject’s essence is what I strive for in my work.
My subject matter is wide and varied. Sometimes I work from photos taken by myself or others. Other times, my work is created from a combination of different photos, or I create using the thoughts already in my head
My style is mostly Realism. I love the challenge of accuracy both in the structure and in lights and values.
Working in soft pastels and charcoal, allows me to layer and blend, similar to painting, creating depth and texture through color and technique. I sometimes incorporate acrylics with pastel and charcoal to create a mixed media work. This has enabled me to work with pastel and charcoal on canvas, which opens new areas of creativity and presentation.
I have recently started experimenting in Abstract Realism, combining the styles of Abstract and Realistic Art. This interesting marriage between styles has opened up new avenues of creativity and expressive subject matter. I’m excited to pursue this new style in my future work.
Since childhood, I have been intrigued with all of the beautiful and amazing people, creatures, places, and things our Creator has surrounded us with. Projecting a feeling or emotion through my art and capturing the essence of a subject has been my lifelong goal and joy. When I make someone smile or even cry tears of joy through my art, then I have accomplished my goal.
See more of Rick’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artist_ricksallee
GREG TURNER
“A jack of all trades and a master of none.”
Although some might find that offensive, I embrace it instead. I use any medium or technique to arrive at my final product. My work is diverse yet has themes that I have used throughout my life. My thoughts on art are constantly changing. Hopefully the patron will experience something new.
See more of Greg’s work on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GregTurnerArt
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Art House 310 First Friday – Angie Evans & Jack Zeus
2022-12-02 - 2022-12-25
Art House 310 First Friday – Angie Evans & Jack Zeus
Opening Reception | First Friday December 2nd, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through December 25th, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
ANGIE EVANS
Freestyle Florals
Much of the past few years for Angie have been spent building a platform and space for other local artists in Art House 310. With that, a quick and free process of painting these freestyle florals became almost a necessary time carved out to focus on being an artist.
The florals seen in this collection are in many ways a tribute to the composition itself and not so much the accuracy in the botanicals. The act of being able to paint the floral forms, whatever they may be, was an exercise in quick creation without limits. Some pieces in this collection focus on a monotone color palette which makes the composition even more front and center. These “ghost florals” provide an element of transparency and simplicity in these pieces while others play on vivid color balance.
It was an enjoyable experience seeing this collection come together and having a specific theme to focus on while being intentional on creating. I hope you enjoy this fun collection of florals, and they bring joy and freshness to your space!
See more of Angie’s work online at http://www.angieevansfineart.com/ or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/AngieAwesomePants or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/angieawesomepants or on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@angieawesomepants
JACK ZEUS
Flint Hills Expressionism
The paintings you see on these walls are not art itself. They are simply evidentiary pieces that would suggest that art has transpired. We witness something enigmatic that the artist is sharing about himself.
This show is presented using re-cycled frames. This has been done for two distinct reasons. The first is that it is a form of “detournement” whereby Jack is using something once used for different art, to announce, “This is Art too!” The frames make the subtle suggestion that paintings such as these might just be a bit anachronistic.
Jack finds it hard to say where he is from or have much of an idea of how to explain his background. The first half of his life he lived in many places in disparate parts of the world. He holds a BFA from Emporia State. He found and fell in love with the Flint hills. Eventually he took up residence on the opposite edge of the Flints in the town of El Dorado. His work is inspired by the colors, shapes, and moods of Kansas, often likened to aerial photographs. Sometimes they present as landscapes, often as intuitive solutions based on topographic or meteorological impressions. He refers to it as “Flint Hills Expressionism.”
Lord knows where he gets the titles for his works.
See more of Jack’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/john.simkins1/ or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/john.simkins1
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LEARN ABOUT WHAT ART HOUSE 310 IS DOING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.
Art House 310 will RECOMMEND masks to be worn upon entering the gallery, despite vaccination status. We will continue to have masks on hand as well as hand sanitizer. Please help us keep our artists and staff safe and healthy. This is crucial to keeping our doors open.All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.

Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are RECOMMENDED, despite of vaccination status, when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Art House 310 – 3rd Annual Holiday Artisan Market
2022-11-26 12:00 - 18:00 (America/Chicago)
Our Holiday Artisan Market is back!
Small Business Saturday | November 26th, 2022 | 12-6pm
Once you are out of your Thanksgiving food coma, come get all your holiday shopping done in one place while supporting small businesses and local artisans! Find unique and locally made items that are sure to make the perfect gift for everyone on your list!
Art House 310 eGift Card holiday savings!

Now through December 31st, get 15% off your eGift Card purchase! Use promo code HOLIDAYGIFT with your $25 minimum eGift Card purchase.
Click HERE to purchase eGift Cards for everyone on your list!
Participating Artisans:
Angie Evans Fine Art – Fine art, home goods, holiday items, prints, stickers, and more!
http://www.angieevansfineart.com
https://www.facebook.com/angieawesomepants
https://www.instagram.com/angieawesomepants
https://www.tiktok.com/@angieawesomepants
Brew Lucky – Apparel & gifts for the beer brewer and craft beer lover!
https://brewlucky.com
https://www.facebook.com/BrewLucky
https://www.instagram.com/brew_lucky
Kiara Reah Studios – Art prints, stickers, personalized illustrations, and more!
https://kiarareahehrmann20.wixsite.com/kiarareahstudios
https://www.instagram.com/kiarareahstudios
https://www.facebook.com/KiaraReahStudios
Dessert Queen – Gourmet cupcakes and candies!
https://www.facebook.com/dessertqueenict
Emissary Designs – Handmade exotic wood products including bottle openers and gifts!
https://www.instagram.com/wichitapilot
Alikat Art – Pet portraits, stickers, prints and more!
https://www.instagram.com/alikatart7
https://www.facebook.com/AlikatArtBiz
Wyldewood Art – Hand painted wood slice ornaments featuring birds, winter scenes and more!
https://www.facebook.com/WyldewoodArt
Bill Goffrier – Wichita themed paintings, art prints, notecards, booklets and more!
https://www.goffrier.com
https://www.facebook.com/billgoffrierstudio
https://www.instagram.com/goffrier_studio
The Picnic Basket – Original mini paintings featuring colorful and bubbly designs, art prints and more!
https://www.facebook.com/KittysPicnicBasket
https://www.instagram.com/kittycatsper
We All Craft Here – Crocheted stuffed animals, keychains, scarves, hats and more!
https://www.facebook.com/weallcrafthere
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Shop ICT Art - Holiday Shopping Tour
2022-11-26 - 2022-12-10
Shop ICT Art – Holiday Shopping Tour

Your one-stop listing for all the local ICT Artist and Maker holiday shopping events!

Come get all your holiday shopping done while supporting small businesses and local artisans! Find unique and locally made items that are sure to make the perfect gift for everyone on your list!

To list your event, please contact Angie at info@arthouse310.com.

UPCOMING EVENTS NOT TO MISS:

WHAT: 3rd Annual Art House 310 Holiday Artisan Market
WHEN: Small Business Saturday, November 26th
TIME: 12-6pm
WHERE: Art House 310 | 310 S. Laura | Wichita, KS 67211
INFO: Come shop local artist and makers and check off everyone on your holiday shopping list! See the event url below for a list of participating artists!
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://www.facebook.com/events/508420521296462
https://arthouse310.com/…/art-house-310-annual-holiday…/

WHAT: Small Business Saturday at The Workroom & Cleveland Corner
WHEN: Small Business Saturday, November 26th
TIME: 10am-5pm
WHERE: Cleveland Corner | 156 N. Cleveland | Wichita, KS 67214
INFO: Buy $100 in gift cards and receive an additional $20 in gift cards!
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://www.facebook.com/events/1458850347954180

WHAT: The Artist Lounge Small Business Saturday
WHEN: Small Business Saturday, November 26th
TIME: 9am-5pm
WHERE: The Artist Lounge | 156 N. Cleveland | Wichita, KS 67214
INFO: Watercolor greeting card art experience (Registration required or drop in). 9-11am, cost $30 https://www.jotform.com/222687929897078
Paint pour ornament. All day, Cost $10
Spend $50+ and get entered to win a leather paint kit and Vans shoes.
COST: Free too attend, Artist experiences have an additional cost
EVENT URL: https://facebook.com/events/s/small-business-saturday-at-the/808167583629730/

WHAT: Reuben Saunders Gallery
WHEN: Small Business Saturday, November 26th
TIME: 10am-4pm
WHERE: Reuben Saunders Gallery | 3215 E. Douglas Ave | Wichita, KS 67218
INFO: We will be open for our regular business hours on Small Business Saturday! Stop by to shop fine local/regional artwork, jewelry, and more! We offer a 20% discount in our frame shop for any artwork purchased through the gallery. Also, it will be the last day to experience our November group exhibition, “POTLUCK – It’s All About Food”.
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://www.reubensaundersgallery.com/

WHAT: Black Fri-Yay! at The Loud Cicada
WHEN: Friday, November 25th
TIME: 3-8:30
WHERE: The Loud Cicada at Revolutsia
INFO: Shop, write holiday cards, and have some fun!
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://www.theloudcicada.com/

WHAT: Holly Jolly Time at TLC! Small Business Saturday!
WHEN: Small Business Saturday, November 26th
TIME: 11-7
WHERE: The Loud Cicada at Revolutsia
INFO: Shop for gifts. Sip on Prosecco and have fun at the ornament painting station!
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://www.theloudcicada.com/

WHAT: Holidaze Saturday
WHEN: Small Business Saturday, November 26th
TIME: 10am-10pm
WHERE: GROW | 320 S. Market |Wichita, KS
INFO: For every $50 you spend on product from GROW, you will receive $10 in GROW CASH, valid to use January 17th-22nd. We have many local Wichita artist goods as well as fun plants, pots and other fun merch. Our diy plant bar is open all day. And Botanic is serving our full menu all day. Which means you can have drinks while shopping. Catch Yahya Aura popping up from 5pm-10pm!
We also will have Nicole of Ncredibly Sweets LLC popped up with us from 5pm-10pm!
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://www.facebook.com/events/534539774875569

WHAT: 7th Annual Holiday Market at the Envision Arts Gallery
WHEN: November 26 – December 10
TIME: The Holiday Market will be open:
Tuesday – Friday from 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Closed for 12:00 – 1:00 PM for lunch), Saturdays from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
WHERE: Envision Arts Gallery | 801 E. Douglas Ave, Suite 106 | Wichita, Kansas 67202
INFO: Featuring local artists & organizations serving individuals with disabilities: Envision Arts, Starkey Inc., The Looking Glass, and Heartspring. FREE Gift Wrapping on November 26 from 10:00 AM-2:00 PM. December 10 will have live music from Charlie Wilks.
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://www.facebook.com/events/1311145962757231/1311145972757230/

WHAT: Indian Art Market
WHEN: Saturday, December 3rd
TIME: 10am-3pm
WHERE: Mid-America All Indian Center | 650 N. Seneca | Wichita, KS 67203
INFO: Buy art directly from local Native/Indigenous artists
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://www.theindiancenter.org/Pages/Events.aspx#ArtMarket

WHAT: A Handmade Holiday
WHEN: December 3rd
TIME: 10-5
WHERE: Candela at the Lux | 120 E. First Street | Wichita, KS
INFO: Get unique, locally handcrafted gifts just in time for the holidays! Vendors, music, fashion show, food.
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://www.facebook.com/events/1258070798310569

WHAT: Cookie & Gingerbread House Decorating Workshop with Mi Sueno and The Old Town Farm and Art Market
WHEN: December 3rd
TIME: Starts a 11:30am
WHERE: The Old Town Farm and Art Market | 835 E. 1st St. N. | Wichita, KS
INFO: Cookies, dough, icings, utensils, etc. will be provided. Participants will get to take their gingerbread house and 1 dozen cookies home.
COST: $20 for kids 12 and under, $30 for over 12 and adults. Preregistration is highly recommended. Register by messaging misuenoo_ent on Instagram or email info@misuenoenterprises.com
EVENT URL: https://m.facebook.com/events/1346749299483780

WHAT: Pearly Girls Trunk Show
WHEN: Thursday, December 1st through Sunday, December 4th
TIME: 11am-4pm
WHERE: Wichita Art Museum | 1400 West Museum Boulevard | Wichita, KS 67203
INFO: Extra pieces will be brought in to help complete your holiday shopping lists.
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://wichitaartmuseum.org/visit/things-to-do/store/

WHAT: Rocky’s Hardware Artist Demo
WHEN: Saturday, December 10th
TIME: 11am-4pm
WHERE: Wichita Art Museum | 1400 West Museum Boulevard | Wichita, KS 67203
INFO: Watch artist Rachelle Ablah create some of her beautiful and unique silver jewelry. Shop the museum store.
COST: Free to attend
EVENT URL: https://wichitaartmuseum.org/visit/things-to-do/store/

More events will be added soon! Check back often!

Art House 310 First Friday – Brady Scott & N. Ervisionz
2022-11-04 - 2022-11-20
Art House 310 First Friday – Brady Scott & N. Ervisionz
Opening Reception | First Friday November 4th, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through November 20th, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
BRADY SCOTT
Working mainly in Acrylic and Aerosol Brady creates vibrant, large scale murals and intricate canvas paintings. Growing up in the desserts of Arizona and the plains of Central Kansas gave him a unique opportunity to see the beauty and magic of Mother Nature. His artwork is meant to inspire and remind us that humanity is a part of that magic and it’s important to follow the light inside us all.
See more of Brady’s work online at http://www.bscottart.com/ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradycreative/ or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistbradyscott
N. ERVISIONZ
NERVZ is a Wichita native working primarily in Acrylic & Spray Paint. With roots in graffiti, he explores realistic and abstract themes, often combining these different elements in his pieces.
See more of NERVZ work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/subdermalsystem/
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LEARN ABOUT WHAT ART HOUSE 310 IS DOING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.
Art House 310 will RECOMMEND masks to be worn upon entering the gallery, despite vaccination status. We will continue to have masks on hand as well as hand sanitizer. Please help us keep our artists and staff safe and healthy. This is crucial to keeping our doors open.All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.

Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are RECOMMENDED, despite of vaccination status, when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Art House 310 First Friday – Rochelle Yoder & Koji Liby
2022-10-07 - 2022-10-23
Art House 310 First Friday – Rochelle Yoder & Koji Liby
Opening Reception | First Friday October 7th, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through October 23rd, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
ROCHELLE YODER
I am a monster addicted, skateboard culture loving pinstriper. My name is Rochelle Yoder, owner and artist of Luna Kustoms. I grew up looking up to Ed Roth, Jim & Jimbo Phillips and many others. I love the Kustom Kulture world because it is a continuous evolution of many cultures adding their own unique style. This is my passion.
See more of Rochelle’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lunakustoms/ or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lunakustoms
KOJI LIBY
Koji T. Liby is a young, Wichita-based artist with a genuine passion for creating in a multitude of mediums including graphite, colored pencil, oil, acrylic, and watercolor. His artwork often explores organic themes and surrealism with an emphasis on portraiture. He hopes to inspire introspection and deeper thinking in those who view his work as well as to create an aesthetically pleasing visual experience. Inspiration comes to Koji diversely, but he most commonly finds himself inspired by ambiguity, the human form, and the functions of nature.
See more of Koji’s work online at https://www.kojitliby.com/ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/k.osaji/ or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/toby.tatsuya.7
www.ArtHouse310.com
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LEARN ABOUT WHAT ART HOUSE 310 IS DOING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.
Art House 310 will RECOMMEND masks to be worn upon entering the gallery, despite vaccination status. We will continue to have masks on hand as well as hand sanitizer. Please help us keep our artists and staff safe and healthy. This is crucial to keeping our doors open.All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.

Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are RECOMMENDED, despite of vaccination status, when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Art House 310 First Friday – Tania Pemar & Jim Simpson
2022-09-02 - 2022-09-25
Art House 310 First Friday – Tania Pemar & Jim Simpson
Opening Reception | First Friday September 2nd, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through September 25th, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
TANIA PEMAR
Growing up in the South of Spain, abstract artist Tania Pemar moved to the US in 2008. Migrating from the crowded streets and busy atmosphere to the quiet and calming aspects of Wichita in Kansas, led to a reconnection with nature in an entirely new way.
Using gestural brushstrokes or stains across the medium, Tania Pemar focuses on line and detail to build a narration of the life around her. From the changing seasons to the tallgrass prairies – she is ever surrounded by inspiration, in awe of its beauty.
She engages an almost physical dance – an extension from the painter’s hand, built through action. With a palette of acrylics, ink, oil pastels on cotton, the artist works in large scale between the floor and the wall.
Tania’s final image is focused on color relations, as the environment instigates the patterns. Within her abstract oeuvre, there are in-depth investigations between the links of nature – from the dancing grass to the moving clouds. Yet, the artist leaves her work open to personal interpretation as a storyteller that lets you become the author.
See more of Tania’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taniapemar
JIM SIMPSON
My art starts with the act of soaking up thousands of pieces of color, pattern, or unique form. This storehouse of inspirational fragments are reflected in my work later. An eye for the unique and picturesque merges with a love for worn and battered things. I let the image evolve on the surface, working up layers, destroying parts, letting other parts gleam through from underneath, aggressively scrubbing paint onto the surface, and carving into previous layers, all these techniques contribute to a richer image. Every layer or vibrating broken line adding character and nuance. The majority of my work is acrylic painting. It’s a medium that works well with my method of painting. If I were to characterize my work in a few words it would be expressive and sincere, I believe the process of letting the image evolve results in a more authentic and fresh result.
See more of Jim’s work online at https://www.jimsimpsonartwork.com/ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimsimpsonartwork or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jim-Simpson-Artwork
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Art House 310 First Friday – Matthew Hilyard
2022-08-05 - 2022-08-21
Art House 310 First Friday – Matthew Hilyard
Opening Reception | First Friday August 5th, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through August 21st, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
MATTHEW HILYARD
Matthew Hilyard maintains his home and studio in Andover, Ks Born and raised in Wichita, KS. He teaches Mixed Media Abstraction and Abstract painting at Mark Arts in Wichita, Ks.
Material Abstraction
My works share interesting similarities of approach and are consummate examples of an intuitive take on materials and processes. I take only from my personal environment to deconstruct and construct ideas. There is an instinctual approach to material and surface in the works and as I mature as an artist, I find myself looking more at what is in front of me and consider ways toward resolution.
I find inspiration in the vision of Eastern Buddhist philosophy that accepts the ephemeral nature of everything and that captures beauty in imperfection and simplicity.
See more of Matthew’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthewhilyardstudio/ or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/matthew.hilyard.1
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Art House 310 First Friday – Michella Tripoli & Dominique Joiner
2022-07-01 - 2022-07-24
Art House 310 First Friday – Michella Tripoli & Dominique Joiner
Opening Reception | First Friday July 1st, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through July 24th, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
MICHELLA TRIPOLI
My name is Michella Tripoli and I am an artist with a passion for making the most out of this life. I live for the lessons that can be learned by simply observing the beauty of nature and all things around us, and I live for the lessons learned when we are brave enough to come face-to-face with the darkest aspects of ourselves so that we may overcome it and grow. My life is a balancing act between looking inward, confronting myself, trying heal the damaged parts of myself and allowing myself to let go, to lose myself in the flow, to simply be.
I feel this incessant need to turn these contemplations into something tangible. That is why art is a means of catharsis for me. I use my paintings as a way to define my thoughts- to get them out of my head and into a physical existence. They are an extension of myself, my beliefs, my passions, and my experiences. While much of my work is personal, I hope it can be relatable to others. My ultimate goal is to shift the viewer’s perception of the world and what we are capable of. I believe we can change the world if we can find the courage to change ourselves.
See more of Michella’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michella_tripoli/ or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michellatripoliart
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 online at https://dominiquejoinerart.square.site/ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/domiijo/ or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DomiiiJo/
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Art House 310 First Friday – Tyree Williams & NE Magnet Students
2022-06-03 - 2022-06-19
Art House 310 First Friday – Tyree Williams & NE Magnet Students
Opening Reception | First Friday June 3rd, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through June 19th, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
TYREE WILLIAMS – Artist Statement Poem
He broke you.
His heart shaped hands that used to cradle your emotions
smacked you across the face,
And in the place of his fingerprints read the word trickery.
He tricked you in believing that you could count on him,
up until you had to count on him,
his numbers read matrix code and you couldn’t understand who the “1” was if not him.
It amazes you how he’s just not…
…”Him”.
They say actions speak louder than words – which was fine you see,
because honestly,
his words never came across kindly.
Plus your love for him never could translate to words properly.
Truth is,
you knew he was no different.
You knew he was like all the other boys whose voices were as soft as Charmin,
gently wiping any sign of doubt off your face.
Pretending to flush down your trauma along with his guilt.
You continued to ignore the red flags like your friends ignored the shakes in your voice when they asked about him.
“Everythin- *mmhmm* Everything’s fine,” your body would always rebel.
You needed to find Love.
You needed to find love so you began searching,
searching for that love that mimicked Grandma’s Sunday morning hugs,
or Momma’s care on sick days. (although you’re gonna need more than vapor rub and sprite)
In the end, you found love to the right of healing
and left of lessons learned,
inside the one person you should’ve looked to first…
…yourself.
See more of Tyree’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jhermall.jpg/
NE MAGNET STUDENTS
MELISSA VALENZUELA
I do the work I do because I think there are many beautiful things around me that need to be captured. I’m still learning but going through this project and my sustained investigation has really helped me to think more creatively with my photography and for me to start branching out from just the basic business photography. My goal and aspirations as an artist are to be able to create photography as my job not as a hobby. My favorite thing to photograph is people. Whether that be candid or a formal portrait I love it. Every person is different, and every person has a different vibe and I kind of like to incorporate that in the work. To create a piece, I produce an idea I choose an outfit, a background, and a model that all complement each other and from there I kind of just let the posing and other things flow as I take them. Sometimes, I go in knowing which shot I want to get and I try other different ones so if that one does not work out, I have others. I like to get everything pre-production so that post-production runs way more smoothly for me and I can just do minor things. My work is different from others because no matter the person I take photos of I’ve noticed I like to have a regal look to the person/people I’m photographing. My current work is a series of photographs that is kind of a mixture of different things. It is a depiction of immigrant families and how we all look different but also showing how immigrating changes each generation and how we pass down all of our traditions. This project grew out of me wanting to try more studio work and messing around with lighting. Also just enjoying the event or place I was at and capturing the moment. I am still kind of new to photography, so this project was a chance for me to photograph the things that were the reason I bought a camera in the first place. All the parades and traditions and the people that are rich in culture that deserve to be photographed because of how beautiful they are.
See more of Melissa’s work online at https://melissavalenzuela.myportfolio.com/ on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/melissavalenzuelaphotography and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_.mvphotography._/
ARIANNA HARLAN
A great deal of expressionism, meaning, and a stylistic interpretation resides within the works I produce, and will continue to produce, in the future. I find it is important to continue to explore differences in media as well as meaning, and experiment with the unknown to gain an emotional understanding of what it truly means to create as an artist. I aspire to create works that encompass my style and stand out as the exploration of the unknown becomes more apparent throughout each piece or set of pieces.
Much of the designs I create start out as a “brain dump” and then become recrafted as I progress in specific piece and/or project. I would love to say that many of my pieces are planned, but that would be a lie. I love the idea of creating without a specific motive or objective. It seems to bring out a sense of urgency and illumination in what can be crafted in the spur of the moment. A lot of the materials I use consist of oil paint on canvas. Recently I have been experimenting a lot with denim material, acrylic paint on gessoed paper, and collages on mixed media paper. I love to use oil and mixed media because it creates a smooth and interesting surface to elaborate on creatively. Much of this media allows me to truly “brain dump” my ideas and then have them turn into a desired piece or aspect I maybe haven’t tried or would like to stay open to.
My current works encompass emotions disguising themselves through distortion of the figure as well as the human face. This Sustained Investigation has brought to light how humans interact or interpret both physical and emotional aspects and how those can be connected within themselves. I also have always been drawn to physical abstraction in art and its concepts, so I felt that my current works should explore a side of my style that seemed more personal and challenging.
See more of Arianna’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arianna_harlan/
EMILY RUEDA
My name is Emily Rueda, and I am an artist. I like to create art because it allows me to express stories and themes in an interesting way. Everything thing has been done before, but the exact process has not. I experience a unique creating process and have control over a perspective of a subject that is important to me. The artwork creates a conversation. I want to create artworks that have a clear message or leave the viewer asking more questions on the meaning of it. I want to expand on how I do art currently.
I create art to express myself and to tackle subject matters that interest me such as transformation, growth, fantasy, lore, mystery, and other subjects that connect to the human experience like mind, body, and soul like dreaming, religion, or beliefs. I lean towards these subjects because human experience is a major inspiration of mine. A person journey is complex and intriguing. Miles Johnston is an artist that I look up to. My work is different from others because I use a variety of mediums. When I create a piece, I sketch sometimes and while I am doing that, I imagine the work as a character to give a Personality. With that I create the color scheme and materials I want to use. Once I have an idea, I like to go straight for it which can be frustrating. plan, so I revise many times while working, but it sticks to the concept at the end. At the end I see a piece that is well organized, cohesive, and charming. Others have said that there’s a visible high level of technique and creativity behind it.
My interest in art was always there, but it wasn’t until my middle art teacher push the students there to actual develop art skills. I was best at graphite at that time noticing this she pushed me to be better and try other mediums. She even recommended that I should attend Northeast Magnet. With encourage and determination I wanted to and still want to improve. Technical skills can always improve, but I want to focus on storytelling. I have started wanting to write a story to expand more on the narrative part of art. I have experimented with creating books to story tell and different types of art illustrations like comic book or mixed media. In the future I want to be like Eric Carle. I aspire to do so.
See more of Emily’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilu_ily_/
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Art House 310 First Friday – Alexandria Olthoff
2022-05-06 - 2022-05-22
Art House 310 First Friday – Alexandria Olthoff
(Due to unforeseen circumstances, Engy AlGarf will be unable to show this month. We look forward to rescheduling her at a later date)
Opening Reception | First Friday May 6th, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through May 22nd, 2022. Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
ALEXANDRIA OLTHOFF
I am an artist, not a writer.
Color from a brush flows more easily than words from a pen – even in drafting a bio.
I create because it makes me feel whole – and I enjoy the challenge.
I am constantly learning & trying new things.
Sometimes I hit a wall, and sometimes I get lost for hours or days in the work.
My art will never reach a certain point or goal because, much like my life, it is a journey of growth, healing, and an absolute love for animals.
I do not name or frame most of my work because honestly, it is not mine.
I made it for you.
What would you name it?
What frame would you put around it, if any at all?
I did not make hundreds of pieces over the years for myself, so please enjoy them as if they were your own, because they are.
Through the gift of art may you also find…
Growth in your journey.
Healing in your soul,
and some joy in the creatures of the world.
See more of Alexandria’s work on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AlikatArtBiz or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alikatart7/
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Art House 310 First Friday – Jessica Vega & Chuck Dooms
2022-04-01 - 2022-04-24
Art House 310 First Friday – Jessica Vega & Chuck Dooms
Opening Reception | First Friday April 1st, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through April 24th, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
JESSICA VEGA
[[[D[[real]m]]]
This work is a representation of the blending of the outward experience of everyday waking reality and the inner life that’s connected to dreams. This body is the overlapping of the two and being repeatedly connected and disconnected. This is shown by the branches connecting and disconnecting to themselves, by one object twisting and becoming another, and by the combination of uncertainty and clarity.
See more of Jessica’s work online at https://www.vegaartworks.com/, on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/E.FawnGrimm/ or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jess_renee_vega
CHUCK DOOMS
I started doing photo manipulation and digital painting about 7 years ago. An early diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease prompted an early retirement.
To be honest, I started playing around with my little Android phone’s painting apps. I started by taking pictures I’d taken with the phone and digitally manipulate them and add digital paint. My process has changed since I invested in a much larger tablet.
The theme hasn’t changed much. I make what appeals to me. Whatever it might be. A few years ago, I had DBS (Deep Brain Stimulation) surgery. This has given me much needed control over the tremors that I experienced. I’m not cured, but it was a game changer.
I’m often reminded of a quote attributed to the late, great David Bowie;
“Aging is an extraordinary process whereby you become the person you always should have been.” I hope he was right.
I took up this silly little obsession because I wanted to. I keep doing it because now I have to. I owe so much to the Wichita art community. They opened their hearts to me and made me feel a part of that community. The work you see is my open love letter to them. Thank you.
See more of Chuck’s work online at http://www.chuckdooms.com or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chuckdooms
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Art House 310 First Friday – Kelly Patton & Ofelia Studio
2022-03-04 - 2022-03-20
Art House 310 First Friday – Kelly Patton & Ofelia Studio
Opening Reception | First Friday March 4th, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through March 20th, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
KELLY PATTON Artist Statement: Animal Talismans
Spirit guides visit my sketchbook from time to time, often in the form of animals. They are compilations of memories such as collecting rocks along a river, having philosophical conversations, or an encounter with a strange animal at the zoo. They speak a language through their gestures and surrounding symbols that reveal messages. The narrative is painted and transformed into a talisman that offers guidance and healing.
Talisman: An object that is thought to have magic powers and bring good luck.
Bio: Kelly Patton is the creator of books that conjure childhood mischief and wonder to inspire creativity, encourage self-care and bring us closer to nature. From a young age she began to explore her interests in the supernatural by illustrating a Tarot deck and wrote and painted pictures for children’s fantasy stories. She earned her fine arts degree, traveled throughout Europe and lived alone in the woods, all the while recording her stories and lessons learned through her paintings. Kelly recognizes her characters as talismans who have the power to attract positive change and transformation.
Kelly is the creator of the oracle deck Secret Woods published by Schiffer Red Feather in 2021. The deck includes 28 cards and a 72-page companion book that feature unique animals, nature spirits and unusual creatures who offer deeply heartfelt advice.
See more of Kelly’s work online at http://www.kellypattonart.com/, and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellypattonart/
OFELIA STUDIO MM, an artist from Ofelia Studio, is “a lettering artist”, as he’ll tell you if you ask him what does.
“If I say I do calligraphy, typography, script or graffiti, people’s imagination fills in the blank for them on what image their subconscious tells them I should embody. And when that image doesn’t match, many conversations stop there. After I say I do lettering, and that blank stare claims their faces, I pull out my digital ‘pocket gallery’, and conversations can go in a myriad of directions depending on where they make a connection”.
He is self-taught since elementary days.
“I came across a copy of an Old English font page in elementary school, and I religiously absorbed every line, every curve, every taper till it became second nature to create from memory. I didn’t even know calligraphy pens existed till ninth grade, which by then, I didn’t need”.
He is inspired by “any and everything that teaches me something new” and aims to create aesthetically pleasing and balanced pieces people can “feel themselves in”.
“I am always joyful when I am working on a piece, usually at a coffee shop, and someone passes by and looks over my shoulder, gets excited, tells me the piece’s detail, colors, style, etc., stirs up emotion; and then asks for personal pieces. I have always just drawn for myself, but the quote: “Artists create things you did not know you wanted”, honors and humbles me, as an art collector myself, when people request pieces from me. Over several years I have developed several styles; and as I gradually exhibit work, I may just have a piece for you”.
See more of Ofelia Studio’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sumndfrnt/
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Art House 310 First Friday – Brittany Stewart & Tarzia Khan
2022-02-05 - 2022-02-21
Art House 310 First Friday – Brittany Stewart & Tarzia Khan
Opening Reception | First Friday February 4th, 2022 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through February 20th, 2022.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
BRITTANY STEWART A Kansas local born and raised in Wichita. I Brittany Stewart have become a DIY lover, thrifter that found a true inspiration for art 7 years ago. Thrifting furniture, upscaling them to sale or keep for my own use until one day I decided to paint on canvas and there I discovered my passion.
Art became a gateway for self-expression. My purpose as an artist is to explore around the human conditions, how we fit into the rest of the world. Quite frankly what makes us different and unique. We may never have it all figured out, but I’ll continue to stay reflective because I experience uncertainty and certainty within the same energy.
Within my work I share my love for color, texture, and shapes. My pieces are almost always Abstract, and figure based. Understanding that our true portraits are vastly than what we see with our own eyes. It’s a much deeper dive into who we are.
As we sometimes face doubt and scrutiny on a day-to-day basis, I’ve challenged myself to explore mental health, practicing self-care with self-love. This series is an extension of a hand, a hug, and a voice for those that are and have faced strenuous obstacles. Simply a reminder to be kind to self as we grow.
See more of Brittany’s work online at https://www.beloveartistry.com/, and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/belove_/
TARZIA KHAN My collection H2O, came about from my love of painting water. I grew up painting landscapes in oil. In most of my landscapes, there was water in the foreground. When we lived in Singapore, I started painting cityscapes, and again having the element of water was very important for me. Whether it was wet city streets or a skyline of a city or a famous landmark, I found ways to feature water. To me, water brings so much life and depth to art.
Last summer I embarked on a project to paint people in water. My friends and family graciously volunteered to model for my paintings. Not only did I capture them floating on the surface of a pool or sitting by its edge, I started taking underwater photography. First with my iPhone submerged underwater inside a plastic pouch, and then with a small action camera. I’m fascinated by the reflections and refractions of light in water.
My style of work as an artist is a bit eclectic. I love painting many different subjects in both oil and acrylics. Some of my work is very realistic, while others tend to be more impressionist style, even abstract in nature. H2O is a true representation of my voice as an artist. From people submerged in swimming pools, to gondolas in Venice to sunsets and sunrises over large bodies of water, this collection gives you a glimpse of my favorite things to paint. I hope you enjoy my first ever Art Exhibition, as much as I enjoyed painting every single piece.

See more of Tarzia’s work on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TarziasArt/ and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tarzia_khan_fineart/
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With the increased rate of COVID exposure and transmission, effective 1/13/22, Art House 310 will REQUIRE masks to be worn upon entering the gallery, despite vaccination status. We will continue to have masks on hand as well as hand sanitizer. Please help us keep our artists and staff safe and healthy. This is crucial to keeping our doors open.

All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are REQUIRED, despite of vaccination status, when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
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Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Artist INC presents What Works - Wichita
2021-12-11 15:00 - 16:30
Artist INC presents What Works – Wichita
Make Art Work. Learn What Works.

About this event

WHAT WORKS is a workshop based on the common behaviors of successful artists.
These behaviors are based on working with thousands of artists and are the basis of the Artist INC program. In this What Works Workshop, Artist INC Peer Facilitator Kate Van Steenhuyse shares these tenets of Artist INC as well as personal/professional examples of their own and leaves artists ready to apply them to their own art practice. Join Peer Facilitators who will also answer any questions regarding the upcoming session of Artist INC.
What Works will be held in person at Art House 310, 310 S Laura St, Wichita, KS 67211. This in-person workshop will be hosted by Angie Evans of Art House 310 and Shannon Boone of Wichita Creatives.
Artist INC returns to Wichita in Spring 2022! Applications open on November 15, 2021. Deadline to apply is January 14, 2022.
For more information about Artist INC, visit www.artistinc.art.
Artist INC is a program of Mid-America Arts Alliance and provided in partnership with Harvester Arts.
Date and time

Sat, December 11, 2021
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM CST
Location

Art House 310
310 South Laura Street
Wichita, KS 67211

Register
Registration is required and seating is limited! Register today by visiting the Eventbrite page.

Online Event
Can’t make it to the in-person workshop? No worries! Join us for an online workshop!
Date and time

Thu, January 6, 2022
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM CST
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As the CDC relaxes the mask recommendations for fully vaccinated individuals, we ask that anyone entering Art House 310 use your best moral judgment on masks. We will continue to have masks on hand as well as hand sanitizer. We do ask that individuals who are not fully vaccinated continue to wear a mask when entering Art House 310. We follow CDC recommendations on masking.
– All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
– Hand sanitizer will be on-site for use.
– Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
– There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
– Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
– We ask that any purchases be done so with a card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
– Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.
We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Art House 310 First Friday – Heather Byers & Dallas Dodge
2021-12-03 - 2021-12-23
Art House 310 First Friday – Heather Byers & Dallas Dodge
Opening Reception | First Friday December 3rd, 2021 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through December 23rd, 2021.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
HEATHER BYERS Artist Statement: I see the world around me – plants, people, patterns – and find that much fascinates me. I observe details: small lines or gradual color transitions on a face or a flower capture my attention and compel me to share. Still, it can be easy for quiet images to get lost among the noise. That is why, in my work, I make subjects bigger. I make colors surprising and bold. I am heavy handed with outlines so you see exactly what I want to show you.
My desire to share is precisely why public art has become my passion. I use vivid paints to steal the attention of passersby. My art is made to be seen in casual settings, accessible to anyone who would pay attention.
Artist Bio: Wichita based muralist, Heather Byers, has been painting professionally since 2017. As with many visual artists, drawing and painting has been a lifelong pursuit. These days, Heather blends her painting skills with a growing interest in community engagement to create an ideal focus on murals and public art.
By using bold colors and outlines, Heather expertly draws the viewer’s attention to fairly common subjects. Whether on the exterior of a building or inside a small business, her work creates a bright atmosphere. Recently, Heather has completed large projects for the City of Wichita Parks Department and Newman University.
See more of Heather’s work online at https://www.heatherbyers.art, on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2dheatherb and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2dheatherb/
DALLAS DODGE At first glance, Dallas Dodge’s work appears as just a menagerie of cartoonish characters and/or tongue in cheek comedy. It would be easy to overlook any current of serious expression in his absurd aliens and other fanciful pieces. However, having once been a rodeo clown, Dallas is keenly aware of the fact that comedy often lives on a fine edge from far more serious work. Humor can be the vehicle that takes the edge off deeper concerns. His good sense of humor notwithstanding, Dallas’ work is largely, like most art, about himself and his ideas. Although he understands what some of his pieces are saying, others are not so clear. Nevertheless, he uses humorous figures the way other artists might use lines, shapes, or color to express their emotions.
See more of Dallas’s work on Instagram: instagram.com/dallasdodgeart
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– All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
– Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
– Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
– There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
– Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
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CANCELLED - Art House 310 - 2nd Annual Holiday Artisan Market
2021-11-27 13:00 - 18:00
We are going to cancel the Holiday Artisan Market this year. There are many other markets happening on Small Business Saturday and lots of other ways to support local artists and local businesses! We hope you all enjoy your Thanksgiving week and encourage everyone to support local this holiday season! See you for the market again next year!!
Our Holiday Artisan Market is back!
Once you are out of your Thanksgiving food coma, come get all your holiday shopping done in one place while supporting small businesses and local artisans! Find unique and locally made items that are sure to make the perfect gift for everyone on your list!
Participating Artisan list to come!
Are you a local Artisan who wants to be considered for the market? Submit your info HERE.
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– All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
– Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
– Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
– There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
– Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Jennifer Larsen & Brandon Larsen
2021-11-05 - 2021-11-21
Art House 310 First Friday – Jennifer Larsen & Brandon Larsen
Opening Reception | First Friday November 5th, 2021 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through November 21st, 2021.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
JENNIFER LARSEN Artist Statement: My current body of work is an examination of identity through psychological portraiture. I am exploring how psychology is connected to portraiture through symbols, patterns, colors, and design. This investigation has led me to reflect on my own rites of passage and struggles with mental health using autoethnography as a starting point.
The pill motif, domestic imagery and use of sewing and fabric have carried itself throughput my work and seem to be way of working that lends itself to therapy through the process of layering. My main take away is the need to leave my own mark on the world and tell my visual story like having the satisfaction of keeping a journal or as a means of therapy which art has always been for me personally.
My thoughts began to go back to mental health and daily routines to start my reflections. I began to concentrate on what habits I have developed in the past two years that have been affecting my mental health, that is when I embarked upon my series about dreaming, sleeping and daily routines. I decided to document myself in my most tired moments and portray those in portraits. These daily expressions of exhaustion always overcome me at the end of each day. I kept trying to capture the feeling of being overcome by something, as if I can’t get enough space and my troubles and responsibilities keep mounting. The scissors represent the feeling of falling apart or losing something important. The single image of each pill is a in itself a portrait of the medication I consume daily as a way to document my journey towards whatever lies ahead.
See more of Jennifer’s work online at jenniferlarsen.wordpress.com
BRANDON LARSEN Artist Statement: Myth, dreams, and memory are key components in the thematic content of my work. I reflect on these reoccurring themes of sadness, nostalgia, death, and rebirth. These forces come to play in the creation of the images. Alchemy and transmutation whether literally as in the cyanotype process or conceptually as in the thematic content of work are important components to the image making process. The cycle of creation and destruction is employed to create a feeling of uneasiness.
Jungian ideas of archetypes and transmutation are explored in this body of work. The paintings have figures emerging or receding into atmospheric space relay the internal struggles of the individual and the psyche, the reduction of things to lowest common denominator or the search for truth. Some works have patterns that are inspired by images taken from experiments done at the Cern super collider; where particles are smashed together in an attempt to break particles into the smallest pieces.
The cyanotype works have been created using many years of photographic source imagery that I have created; these sources have been combined into new compositions altering the original images to create new myths, dreams, and memories.
The images are created using photo editing software with hard and digital media which lends itself to the falseness of memory and the creation of mythology. The end result is imagery that has a dream like ethereal quality. These works create a new representational space in which unlikely events are possible.
See more of Brandon’s work online at bwlarsen.wordpress.com and on Facebook at facebook.com/Blarsen71
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– All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
– Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
– Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
– There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
– Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
– We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
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We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Art House 310 First Friday – Tarah Clark & Kelly Rundell
2021-10-01 - 2021-10-24
Art House 310 First Friday – Tarah Clark & Kelly Rundell
Opening Reception | First Friday October 1st, 2021 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through October 24th, 2021.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
TARAH CLARK Artist Statement: “Colorful Creations” is a collection of work which explores the vibrance of nature from my point of view.
Through this work I spent time exploring the details of the world around us, from the folds of a flower petal to the texture on a bumblebee. When you look at the way an insect lands on a plant or the way the colors seamlessly blend together as one, that’s what I’ve gone for here.
I’ve added a feature that doesn’t get noticed much by creating a watercolor like aspect which almost helps create that blending of the blooms, then highlighting it with ink as they come to their full potential, leaving just the right amount of want from the on looker. My media of choice has always been acrylic paint and with these I’ve stretched the bright pigment around the canvas letting it have a natural flow yet still guiding it in the direction I wish it to go. The florals are seen in the fields where they naturally grow and also displayed in a vase that always brings the cheerfulness back to your heart. Hopefully these colorful creations find their way to yours. Enjoy!
See more of Tarah’s work online at www.TarahLynnCreations.com on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/tarahlynncreations and on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/tarahlynncreations
KELLY RUNDELL Artist Statement: My paintings serve as a reminder that not everything is as simple as it seems.
I use lots of straight lines because that is how I present myself to the world– straightforward and organized. But I’m not really like that. Like many other people, my unseen mind and spirit are much deeper, more interesting and complex than just my well-curated public persona. Buildings are the same way. Behind every wall, there is always something else. What is happening beyond what is seen? What is really on the other side of the wall or window? What would it be like if the energy and excitement that seems confined by the wall actually burst through? My paintings encourage people to be curious and wonder what else is going on.
These paintings are exclusively acrylic paint on canvas. There is very little brush work, most of my work is painted with my fingers. I use tools to scrape paint off and create textures. Multiple layers of paint are used to reflect depth and complexity. The textures in my paintings are representative of the lack of perfection. I prefer strong colors because what is hidden can be challenging, exciting and fun.
See more of Kelly’s work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellyrundellart/
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– All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
– Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
– Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
– There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
– Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Aida Bell & Aaron Jackson Bowman
2021-09-03 - 2021-09-19
Art House 310 First Friday – Aida Bell & Aaron Jackson Bowman
Opening Reception | First Friday September 3rd, 2021 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through September 19th, 2021.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
AIDA BELL is a woman of science and art, she was born in Africa, lived a great part of her life in Paris, France, and more than twenty years all over the US, mainly NY and AZ.
Over the years, l developed unique sculpted artworks using many different but complex techniques aiming to depict beauty through a combination of colors, textures, a touch of gold or silver with always underlying meanings.
My show will be called “Silhouettes” by Aida Bell a creative way of expressing beauty and emotions through graceful shapes and portraits.
See more of Aida’s work online at http://www.aidabellart.com on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aidabellart and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aidabellart/
AARON JACKSON BOWMAN STATEMENT: “Outline” An element that governs, that organizes, that artificially and naturally shapes nearly all reaches of the human experience―from geographical phenomenon to national and city borders, to physical infrastructure, to electronic connectivity, to music, to dance, and to parades, to architecture and to the construction of our bodies, and (not absent of the chronology of our own living timelines) to the four dimensions we meander within―the line has been adopted, exploited and is the most conspicuous part of the work.
The line―the framework for the art―prevails as one of the oldest and purest forms of mark-making. Relying heavily upon both the circumscriptions and the gestural wanderings of linework, the paintings become a celebration of scribble, with many of the works being composed by a single, continuous line. In conjunction with an almost paint-by-number application of color and texture, the pictures—contrived of doodles—are childlike, yet attempt to simultaneously exhibit an air of technical tightness. The predecessors of the actual paintings―an accumulation of sketches―are occasionally created with a specific image in mind, but many are not predetermined and are instead birthed by the swift impromptu movement of a pencil on paper. These sketches, in all cases, are not subliminal in nature; rather they are a conscious act of drawing.
With no intentions of being esoteric or fraught with deep-seated riddles, the process of creation nevertheless concludes with a manufacture that may embody some underlying meaning(s). Perhaps the works are haphazardly navigating between the manifesto of metamodernism and the creed of art for art’s sake―between meaning and unmeaning. And of the latter, it may be impossible to dodge an altogether vacancy in meaning, as art, as an import of feeling, as a symbolic device, as an exhibitionist to an audience, will struggle to keep quiet no matter how hard it tries. Regardless, what is most important is that whatever narrative shall associate itself with the picture being offered, it must be the consumer who has authored that narrative, not the work’s creator.
See more of Aaron’s work online at www.aaronjacksonbowman.com and on Instagram: instagram.com/aaronjacksonbowman
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– All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
– Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
– Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
– There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
– Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Amy Huser & Emily Miller Yamanaka
2021-08-06 - 2021-08-22
Art House 310 First Friday – Amy Huser & Emily Miller Yamanaka
Opening Reception | First Friday August 6th, 2021 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public. Show hangs through August 22nd, 2021.
Art House 310 is located at 310 S. Laura. Two blocks SE of Douglas & Washington in downtown Wichita.
AMY HUSER is a textile installation artist and painter from Wichita, KS. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art History from the University of Kansas in 2014 and Master of Fine Arts in Painting in 2020 from Wichita State University. While at KU, Amy’s studio emphasis was textile design. It was during that time that she fell in love with weaving. Over the past few years, her work has evolved into hand-woven and painted textile installations.
Repetitive, meditative movement in both weaving and walking is tied to renewing the mind and processing emotion. In this way, the process of making matches the activity through which I gather images—photographs from along those paths. These walks or runs often take me near bodies of water or through remote trails in the mountains or desert when I can travel. In this body of work, I abstract the images I’ve gathered in nature to represent the abstract emotions evoked in those moments of letting go.
See more of Amy’s work online at http://www.amyhuser.com on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amymichellehuser and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_amyhuser
EMILY MILLER YAMANAKA is a Japanese painter, textile artist, and tattoo artist. She lived in Japan for 10 years, where she studied traditional ink painting and received her MFA in Japanese Painting from Musashino Art University in Tokyo. Emily also has a BFA in Textile Design from the University of Kansas.
“No Room for Sky”
Inspired by the natural beauty of Kansas, I am always most fascinated by its expansive sky and the inherently ever-changing beauty. The layered surfaces of my paintings are unique histories, like my own artistic journey, with traditional Japanese inks and pigments, neons of Tokyo, textile textures, and gradations of change that are all charged with the positive energy of loving what I do.
But I noticed a distinct change in my art recently, as the energies that I put into it have evolved with the current socio-political Coronavirus-influenced environment. I noticed that even though I am painting skies, there is no longer any room for open sky; it has become increasingly layered clouds. There are even clouds within clouds. These newest pieces have been my borderline obsessive response to the recent stressors, to translate it all into layers of beautiful technicolor clouds.
See more of Emily’s work online at https://emilymiller727.wixsite.com/paintings on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allthingsemilyart and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colorsofthesouthwind/
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– All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
– Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
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– There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Dominique Joiner & Juanta Wolfe
2021-07-02 - 2021-07-25
Art House 310 First Friday – Dominique Joiner & Juanta Wolfe
Opening Reception | First Friday July 2nd, 2021 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public.
Show hangs through July 25th, 2021.
DONIMIQUE 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: https://www.facebook.com/DiiamondDom/ and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diiamonddom/
JUANTA WOLFE Artist Statement: I am a Wichita native, born and raised on the south side. My upbringing plays a large role in my style and perspective when it comes to my art. I am mixed with white and black, and never shied away from accepting either one of my races. Growing up I always loved hip-hop, and watching movies that fell into the same category. That all changed when my friend gave me a copy of Linkin Park’s “The Hybrid Theory”. I instantly fell in love with the screaming and heavy guitar, and almost immediately started skateboarding. This illustrates my experience of being mixed and often feeling like I had to choose when to be “black” or “white”. As I got older I stopped caring, and decided to like and do whatever felt right. In my art I try to reflect the constant battle I have with what I identify as, which, in short, is nothing. My art reflects the confusion I have with the direction I want to go in my life, and the general idea that I don’t worry too much about the end result. I focus on the journey that colors and lines take me on as I create and am not concerned about where it ends up. As far as my influences, I’ve always loved cartoons and the way an artist uses simple shapes to represent facial features and everyday objects. The influence of graffiti and street art has always been in my art as well. I remember seeing graffiti in Tony Hawk games, and in the music videos I would watch on BET. Most of the shapes and techniques I use on canvas came from my focus on being a graffiti artist. My recent works are a true combination of all my experiences creating and appreciating art. I’ve always enjoyed Picasso’s works, but cubism has been done and I’ve wanted a style that is definitely mine. So combining graffiti with cartoon drawings, mixed with shading and multiple perspectives is what I try to achieve with my art. I want people to look at my pieces and think they are abrasive in design, but see that the execution of my line-work and shading are technical and skilled. Overall I just want my art to be what it is, and not something that others say it is.
See more of Juanta’s work online at https://wolfe-art.square.site/ on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juantas1 and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taterwolfebjj/
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All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Art House 310 Anniversary Party & Closing Reception for the 2020 Hindsight Exhibition
2021-06-19 18:00 - 22:00
Please join us in celebrating our one year anniversary!
Saturday, June 19th | 6:00-10:00 pm
Opening a business during a global pandemic is no joke! We have been so blown away by the support from artists and our community and we want to celebrate our one year anniversary with you! Please join us for refreshments and celebration with the closing of the 2020 Hindsight Exhibition!
It’s our party but you get the gifts!
Enter to win:
Art House 310 eGift Cards
Registration to one our our upcoming art workshops
Art House 310 swag
Resident Artist: Angie Evans art prints
and more!
2020 Hindsight Exhibition Closing Reception
This event is free to attend and open to the public.
2020 has been one wild ride! Artists have a way of cutting through the chaos by making pivotal pieces of work during times of distress and uncertainty. This artist invitational/juried “2020 Hindsight” is a collection of work from a vast array of talented artists that have created such pivotal pieces out of such monumental times.
Participating Artists:
Kelly Rundell
Joe Worley
John Ellert
Melinda McDaniel
Susan Fellows
Jamie Staggs
Danny Echo
Eden Quispe
Jordan Edwards
Garrett Briggeman
Jamie Briggeman
Lyda Andrews
Tyree Williams
Eileen McNeill
Stephaine Thompson
Caitlin Alexander
Moira Borealis
Edward Faun
Lindsey Kernodle
Michael Pointer
Sharon Engle
Landen Swearingen
Alexandria Olthoff
Sarah Daniels
Debra Diver-Kaiser
Alvolita Benson
Matthew Hilyard
Douglas McGinnis
Heather Byers
Kiara Ehrmann
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As the CDC relaxes the mask recommendations for fully vaccinated individuals, we ask that anyone entering Art House 310 use your best moral judgement on masks. We will continue to have masks on hand as well as hand sanitizer. We do ask that individuals who are not fully vaccinated continue to wear a mask when entering Art House 310. Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.
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Artist Invitational | 2020 Hindsight Exhibition
2021-06-04 - 2021-06-20
Artist Invitational | 2020 Hindsight Exhibition
Opening Reception | First Friday, June 4th | Opening | 6:00-10:00 pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public.
Show will hang through June 20th.
2020 has been one wild ride! Artists have a way of cutting through the chaos by making pivotal pieces of work during times of distress and uncertainty. This artist invitational/juried “2020 Hindsight” is a collection of work from a vast array of talented artists that have created such pivotal pieces out of such monumental times.
Participating Artists:
Kelly Rundell
Joe Worley
John Ellert
Melinda McDaniel
Susan Fellows
Jamie Staggs
Danny Echo
Eden Quispe
Jordan Edwards
Garrett Briggeman
Jamie Briggeman
Lyda Andrews
Tyree Williams
Eileen McNeill
Stephaine Thompson
Caitlin Alexander
Moira Borealis
Edward Faun
Lindsey Kernodle
Michael Pointer
Sharon Engle
Landen Swearingen
Alexandria Olthoff
Sarah Daniels
Debra Diver-Kaiser
Alvolita Benson
Matthew Hilyard
Douglas McGinnis
Heather Byers
Kiara Ehrmann
Please join us for the closing reception of the 2020 Hindsight exhibition and one year anniversary party for Art House 310!
Saturday, June 19th | 6:00-10:00 pm
Find out more HERE.
LEARN ABOUT WHAT ART HOUSE 310 IS DOING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.

As the CDC relaxes the mask recommendations for fully vaccinated individuals, we ask that anyone entering Art House 310 use your best moral judgement on masks. We will continue to have masks on hand as well as hand sanitizer. We do ask that individuals who are not fully vaccinated continue to wear a mask when entering Art House 310.

All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.
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Art House 310 First Friday – Kevin Kelly
2021-05-07 - 2021-05-23
Art House 310 First Friday – Kevin Kelly
Opening Reception | First Friday May 7th, 2021 | 6-10pm
This event is free to attend and open to the public.
Show hangs through May 23rd, 2021.
KEVIN KELLY was born in 1978 and raised in Colorado and Kansas. He received a Bachelor in art education from Wichita State University in 2001, and began teaching at Wichita West High School the same year. He earned his MFA in painting from Wichita State University in 2008. His artwork is held in many private collections and has been recognized through the I Like Your Work podcast, the Golden artist residence, the Harvester Arts Community Fellowship program, and the Oklahoma Visual Arts Commission. Kelly has been featured in group and solo exhibits in Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and New York for the last 15 years. His work has been featured in several publications, including New American Paintings, Studio Visit magazine, and the book Wichita Artists in Their Studios.
ARTIST STATEMENT: Unda Presha
In some ways, quarantine suited me. The exuberance of a new spring mixed with the withdrawal of a second winter. It provided plenty of energy and space to work artistically so long as I could stand up against the enormous weight that was pushing down on all of us. These pieces began in that compressed space of last March and have continued to grow as they parallel other forces and work in my life. The challenge has been to work with limited materials and a small format to freeze a painterly gesture. I process my experiences by matching verbs with art materials — tearing apart old paintings to make way for new possibilities, cutting away the unnecessary bits, forcing paint to read surfaces through a screen, through rubbings, or by being run over. Ultimately, I want this body of work to reflect the conflict between play and the pressures of our time.

See more of Kevin’s work on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kevin.kelly.9843 and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevinpkellyart
LEARN ABOUT WHAT ART HOUSE 310 IS DOING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.
COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS:

All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.
We hold our exhibiting artists to a high standard of professionalism. To read more about our Artist Professional Guidelines, click here.
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ROCKSTAR Headshots with Angie & Mandy
2021-04-24 10:00 - 18:00
DATE: April 24th, 2021 | 10am-6pm
Reserve your time to get fresh photos with the bomb lighting!
• Headshot is just… meh. – This is for you!
• Need to up that Zoom Profile Pic game? – This is for you!
• Don’t have a Headshot for auditions? – This is for you!
• Suck at selfies and want to step up your social media game? – This is for you!
• Your kid’s school photos suck? – This is for you (or them)!
• Got a cute outfit? – This is for you!

So many reasons to book. What are you waiting for?

YOUR SESSION INCLUDES:
– 10-minute headshot session
– Glittery rockstar backdrop
– Bomb ring lights for that paparazzi look
– 3-5 high-resolution images with rights to reproduce via a download link
– Download links will be emailed within one week of shoot date
SESSION COST:
– $50 per time slot scheduled
– One person per time slot
A FEW VERY IMPORTANT DETAILS:
– PLEASE ARRIVE 10 MINUTES PRIOR TO YOUR SCHEDULED TIME SLOT
– Time slots are scheduled every 10 minutes – Arrive ready for your session
– There is no public restroom at Art House 310
– Parking is along the street
– Late arrivals may result in a forfeit of your scheduled time slot
– One person per time slot – If you want to bring a friend/partner/etc. and have a few shots together, please schedule back to back time slots for each person
– One clothing option only
– No other backdrop options will be available for this event due to the quick time slots
– Your time slot is not reserved without payment
– If necessary, you may cancel or reschedule for a different available time slot up to 24 hours prior to your scheduled time
– All payments are due at the time of booking
– A 50% cancellation fee will apply to all cancellations
– No refunds for no-shows or late cancellations
Permission to Use Photograph and/or Video Footage
By scheduling a time slot and paying the applicable fee, I grant to Art House 310, its representatives and employees the right to take photographs and video of me and my property for use in business related promotion and correspondence.
I authorize Art House 310, its representatives and employees to assign and transfer the copyright, use and publish content in print and/or electronically without prior notification or compensation.
I agree that Art House 310, its representatives and employees may use photographs or video of me with or without my name and for any lawful purpose, including but not limited to such purposes as publicity, illustration, advertising, social media and web content.
CLICK HERE TO BOOK NOW!
LEARN ABOUT WHAT ART HOUSE 310 IS DOING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.
COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS:

All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Art House 310 First Friday - Matthew Hilyard & Valerie Haring
2021-04-02 - 2021-04-25
Art House 310 First Friday – Matthew Hilyard & Valerie Haring
Opening Reception | First Friday April 2nd, 2021 | 6-10pm
Show hangs through April 25th, 2021.
MATTHEW HILYARD is a painter, photographer, art instructor & curator well known in the Wichita art community. He has painted a Keeper of the Plains at the Urban Pop-up Park. His work is included in the publication New American Paintings West Coast Edition no.120. His students have received numerous awards in local juried art competitions. He maintains his home and studio in Andover, KS. He teaches abstract painting at Mark Arts in Wichita, KS.
See more of Matthew’s work on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/matthew.hilyard.1 and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthewhilyardstudio
VALERIE HARING is a life-long Kansan. She started my educational career at Butler Community College then spent one year at Bethany before she earned a BSE from Emporia State University in Art Education and an MA from Wichita State University. Valerie is the Chair of the Art Department at Butler Community College where she has had the pleasure of teaching young artists for nearly 30 years. Valerie has two adult sons, Jordon and Jaxon. Her life partner, John Oehm, is a fellow artist; they speak the same language. She calls herself a painter, although throughout her career she has also made assemblages, sculpture, photography and digital prints. When Valerie reflects on her history as an artist, it can be traced to her childhood. Her father is a collector of things; mostly cars. She loved to “find” objects and assembled odds-and-ends into artistic creations. Valerie’s mother kept her sister and herself busy with craft projects involving sewing and homemade clay. Valerie joyously roamed the wooded area close to their country home, excited to discover a unique rock or odd animal bone. Valerie’s adulthood has been filled with intellectual, personal and artistic discovery. In 2005, she designed the construct of the striped composition in her art making. Valerie established some rules for herself which she tries to break without destroying the visual integrity of the piece. These experiences have become manifest in the artwork that she makes.
Artist Statement:
I am a formalist. The visual organization of images often supersedes my concerns for subject matter or narrative content. I strive to create a visual language inspired from images that I have garnered from the world around me. I experience the beauty and diversity of colors, textures, and shapes and reorganize and layer images into a strict construct of vertical and/or horizontal stripes. I often use my iPhone camera to capture images that may be used as reference material or layered into digital monoprints. I don’t consider myself a photographer, but a painter who uses diverse materials ranging from oil on canvas, to carved and “found” wood constructs, and digital prints. My work is often nonrepresentational, but I increasingly experience a longing to integrate bits of realistic imagery into the process in an attempt to hint at conceptualism. My work was born of a post-modern idea that the artist could make work by picking and choosing inspiration from the cultural warehouse of images that have grown out of the history of art-making, literature, modern society and personal experience. I am excited by the exploration of materials and processes of art making. I am suspect of things that come to fruition too easily. The struggle to make something that is true is one that I hold in high reverence.
See more of Valerie’s work online: https://valerieharing.wordpress.com/about/ and on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/valerie.haring.7
LEARN ABOUT WHAT ART HOUSE 310 IS DOING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.
COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS:

All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
Properly worn masks are strongly recommended when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill or have been exposed to Covid-19 should NOT enter Art House 310.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.
We hold our exhibiting artists to a high standard of professionalism. To read more about our Artist Professional Guidelines, click here.
www.ArtHouse310.com
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Art House 310 Final Friday - Klare Petit-Frere & Amy Baber
2021-02-26 - 2021-03-21
Art House 310 Final Friday – Klare Petit-Frere & Amy Baber
Opening Reception | Final Friday February 26th, 2021 | 6-10pm
Show hangs through March 21st, 2021.
KLARE PETIT-FRERE is a local artist, born and raised in Wichita, Kansas. She’s always enjoyed designing and creating and has recently decided to pursue a career in the creative space full-time. A lot of the work she creates is inspired by her time living abroad in Haiti. Her work combines the beautiful tropical plants and the architectural designs found on the island within a minimal color pallet. It’s her desire to not only connect people to a finished piece of work but to also connect people to the raw, behind the scene process of how art is created.
See more of Klare’s work online: https://www.thekpstudio.com/ and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/klare_petit_frere/
AMY BABER is an 18 y/o artist who paints surrealism in the classical style. She has been oil painting since 2017 and has studied under artist Ernest Vincent Wood III. She believes art should be able to tell a story and spark questions within the viewer to create a discussion. Description of the theme/type of work that will be shown: Theme: Identity, ambiguity, and expression. Type of work: Portraits and still lives.
See more of Amy’s work online: https://www.amybaber.com/ and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amy.y.b/
LEARN ABOUT WHAT ART HOUSE 310 IS DOING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.
COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS:
– All events at Art House 310 are subject to change.
– Hand sanitizer will be on site for use.
– Art House 310 will disinfect the public areas before and after any events.
– There is no public restroom at Art House 310.
– Masks are required when entering Art House 310 and we strongly encourage you to practice safe social distancing.
– We ask that any purchases be done so with card payment in order to reduce the spread of germs.
– Limited capacity, please wait on the patio if the gallery is too full.
– Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill should avoid entering Art House 310.
We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.
We hold our exhibiting artists to a high standard of professionalism. To read more about our Artist Professional Guidelines, click here.
www.ArtHouse310.com
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