Art House 310

Art House 310 First Friday – Amy Huser & Emily Miller Yamanaka
2021-08-06 - 2021-08-22 | Art House 310, 310 S. Laura, Wichita, 67211, United States
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/
We hold our exhibiting artists to a high standard of professionalism. To read more about our Artist Professional Guidelines, click here.
www.ArtHouse310.com Facebook | @ArtHouse310 Instagram | @ArtHouse310
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. 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 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 – 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/
We hold our exhibiting artists to a high standard of professionalism. To read more about our Artist Professional Guidelines, click here.
www.ArtHouse310.com Facebook | @ArtHouse310 Instagram | @ArtHouse310
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.

Art House 310 Anniversary Party & Closing Reception for the 2020 Hindsight Exhibition
2021-06-19 18:00 - 22:00 (America/Chicago)
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
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. 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.
www.ArtHouse310.com Facebook | @ArtHouse310 Instagram | @ArtHouse310

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.
www.ArtHouse310.com Facebook | @ArtHouse310 Instagram | @ArtHouse310

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.
www.ArtHouse310.com Facebook | @ArtHouse310 Instagram | @ArtHouse310

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
Facebook | @ArtHouse310
Instagram | @ArtHouse310

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
Facebook | @ArtHouse310
Instagram | @ArtHouse310

Art House 310 First Friday – Holiday Market
2020-12-04 18:00 - 22:00
Art House 310 First Friday – Holiday Market
Friday December 4th | 6-10pm
Art House 310 is excited to host our first Holiday Market! This is a great opportunity to grab those unique and locally made made items that make great gifts! Shop local this holiday season!
Artisans at the Holiday Market will include:
Angie Evans Fine Art – Wall art, housewares, jewelry, stickers, prints
Brew Lucky – Shirts, stickers, pint glass brewzies
Rhett Evans – Wood crafts, furniture, wall art
Aimee Ferreira – Dot art housewares, gifts and holiday decor
ICT Cross Stitch – Cross stitched wall art, fun pieces that make you smile
Tarah Lynn Creations – Whimsical paintings, prints and coasters
Matt Paulson – Custom lamps, wood crafts
Dessert Queen ICT – Erin Paulson – Cupcakes, candies
Kiara Reah Designs – Stickers, mini painted canvases, ornaments
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
Facebook | @ArtHouse310
Instagram | @ArtHouse310

Art House 310 First Friday - Charlotte Martin & Jim Simpson
2020-11-06 - 2020-11-22
Art House 310 First Friday – Charlotte Martin & Jim Simpson
Opening Reception | First Friday November 6th, 2020 | 6-10pm
Show hangs through November 22nd.
NATURE BASED – NATURE INSPIRED WORKS BY CHARLOTTE MARTIN AND JIM SIMPSON
CHARLOTTE MARTIN received her BFA in painting / drawing from Wichita State University, after studying at Arizona State University.
Her fascination with nature began early in life, and has only grown over time. Much of her work focuses on the smallest items – seeds, seed pods, small grasses, roots, and dead leaves. And, of course, there’s the interest in birds, which continues to be part of her focus.
JIM SIMPSON’s works have been included in Wichita Arts Council juried shows, Kansas Watercolor 7-State Exhibitions, National juried shows at Mark Arts, and in private and corporate art collections. See a gallery of work at jimsimpsonartwork.com. Follow @jimsimpsonartwork on lnstagram and Facebook.
Jim’s process lets the image evolve on the surface…working up layers, destroying parts, letting others parts gleam through from underneath, carving into previous layers. These actions all contribute to a richer image with depth and texture. His expressionistic imagery is primarily is focused on botanical and wildlife art.
Find this event on Facebook HERE.
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
Facebook | @ArtHouse310
Instagram | @ArtHouse310

Community Art Box Fundraiser & Supply Drive
2020-10-12 - 2020-11-10
Community Art Box Fundraiser & Supply Drive

We are going to plan, construct, install and provide some initial stock for a community art supply box! We are asking for community support to purchase the materials to construct this box as well as an initial stock of a variety of art supplies for people of all ages and art mediums!

This outdoor community art box will be located at Art House 310 and will be free and open to the community! Our close to downtown location provides a central location for those needing supplies. Using a “take what you need, leave what you can” model, we hope this community art box will be utilized by anyone in Wichita!

Once the community art box is installed, we will do a call for donations of new, unopened art supplies of all kinds to replenish the stock for the box.

To donate, visit https://www.facebook.com/donate/4955888314451799 . We are taking donations until November 10th.

Art House 310 Final Friday - Open Studio
2020-08-28 18:00 - 21:00
Art House 310 Final Friday – Open Studio
Friday August 28th, 2020 | 6-9pm
Hey all! We are going to attempt an in-person event with limited capacity and healthy guidelines. Come and go event.
Come out and see art! Artists are encouraged to attend and check out the galley space. Artist submissions are open for future artist exhibitions. To submit, go to ArtHouse310.com/Artist-Submissions or click here.
Angie Evans has several new alcohol ink works including new pieces from the Flower Goddess series.
Come check out the remaining sale piece from Angie Evans. All pre-2020 works will be marked up to 50% off! Sale prices start at just $45 and nothing is over $500.
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
Facebook | @ArtHouse310
Instagram | @ArtHouse310

Angie Evans | 2020 Art Super Sale!
2020-06-27 18:00 - 2020-07-27 22:00
2020 Art Super Sale!
Saturday, June 27th | Opening | 6:00-10:00 pm
Don’t miss the Angie Evans 2020 Art Super Sale! If you have had your eyes on a piece or two, now is the chance to get your hands on it … at a super discounted price! All pre-2020 works will be marked up to 50% off!
Artist Statement:
I have been involved in the arts in Wichita for over 20 years. Starting with photography at an early age, I continue to use the fundamental rules of composition and color theory to expand into other mediums. Since Fall of 2016, I have been painting abstract fluid expressionism fine art using acrylics and other additives to achieve different patterns and textures within the painting. I get deeply involved in every step of the artistic process from helping my husband design and build the custom birch panels to managing all aspects of inventory and sales. While I appreciate the business side or being an artist, the act of creating a piece from a blank panel is invigorating and without rules or restrictions. It is unlike any other creative work I have experienced.
For the duration of my art career leading up to Fall of 2016, I have had a deep desire to draw and paint things with a good degree of realism but I have found that to be an area in which I struggle with wanting perfection. This style of fluid expressionism painting forces me to paint more freely and get excited for the somewhat unknown results. This technique uses a fairly quick process with a limited working time. Because of this, my attention to the individual piece is fully engaged and I am able to create multiple pieces without loosing interest in the process or individual works. The process in which I paint with this fluid technique is extremely messy but very fulfilling. The act of pouring the paint mixtures directly onto the birch panels, sometimes without any rhyme or reason at all, creates a very freeing feeling and one that lends to the fluid motion of these pieces.
I have always been drawn to the beauty of natural stone, geode elements and gem stones and I strive to replicate some of those beautiful features in my art. To add an extra element of beauty, each of my fluid expressionism pieces utilize an inclusion of shine or sparkle which may utilize metallic pigment or paint, metal leaf or glitter. These elements allow the piece to come alive in different lighting situations and change throughout the day. All of my fluid expressionism pieces also utilize a final art archival formulated epoxy resin which creates a glass-like, hardened finish. This resin finish creates unique depth and color saturation which is unachievable with other finishes. The resin process is an art in itself as I may often tint the resin with pigment or other additives to create more interest and depth within the piece. The resin process includes heat torching the resin coating to gas out any bubbles and impurities in order to have a flawless smooth glossy finish.
Each piece I create mimics an element in nature. Many of my works replicate the beauty and motion of the sea while other pieces tend to have characteristics of natural earthly events such as thunderstorms or riptides. I am always in awe of the beauty of a sunset or the ocean breaking against the land and I strive to create works in which capture the unique beauty of these scenes in an abstract and interesting way. My color palette varies but often includes deep jewel tones and turquoise ocean hues. I have not found another technique that creates such beautiful motion and fluidity as these works. My hope is to create a sense of calmness and joy for the viewer as they engage in the visually pleasing color palettes and flowing movement within the piece. To add to this pleasing feeling, I ensure that each piece is carefully finished with proper gallery ready backing and vast attention to each small detail. My desire for myself while creating these works and for the viewer after the piece is complete is only to be able to pause for a moment in time to truly take in something beautiful.
www.AngieEvansFineArt.com
Facebook | @AngieAwesomePants
Instagram | @AngieAwesomePants
We hold our exhibiting artists to a high standard of professionalism. To read more about our Artist Professional Guidelines, click here.
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.
Anyone showing symptoms or feeling ill should avoid entering Art House 310.
We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Art House 310 Grand Opening
2020-06-27 18:00 - 22:00
Art House 310 Grand Opening
Saturday, June 27th | 6:00-10:00 pm
Join us in celebrating our grand opening! After months of renovations and what can only be described as a “Labor of Love”, we are ready to show the world, or at least our little part in the ICT, what we are all about!
Art House 310 is a dream in the making! Art House 310 is a space for visual artists. Our mission is to help expand the arts in Wichita and be a resource for all artists alike.
Owned and operated by Angie & Rhett Evans, Art House 310 is a (likely never-ending) work in progress to become a space for art exhibitions, workshops, group shows and eventually the ability to offer private rentable art studios. We believe in Wichita. We believe in art. We believe some of the best talent is right in our back yard!
We decided to buy-in to this life … literally. We sold our home, rented a loft in Old Town and used our own private investment to start building this dream. After what felt like an eternity of looking for a location, including 3 other property deals that weren’t meant to be … Art House 310 finally has a home! We chose a location just off the beaten path to hopefully be a part of further growth in our downtown area. Our necessities included: space (but not too much), a close to downtown proximity, an inviting street presence, and blank exterior wall space for murals to help drive traffic to this “off the beaten path” area. What looks like a plain, old little warehouse to some, looked like a future to us!
We are so excited to see how Art House 310 will evolve!
www.ArtHouse310.com
Facebook | @ArtHouse310
Instagram | @ArtHouse310
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.
We strongly encourage you to wear a mask and 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 should avoid entering Art House 310.
We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Preview Party - Angie Evans | 2020 Art Super Sale!
2020-06-26 19:00 - 22:00
2020 Art Super Sale!
PREVIEW PARTY | Friday, June 26th | Opening | 7:00-10:00 pm
Don’t miss the Angie Evans 2020 Art Super Sale! If you have had your eyes on a piece or two, now is the chance to get your hands on it … at a super discounted price! All pre-2020 works will be marked up to 50% off!
Get a sneak peek of all the art the night before the opening! This is the best opportunity to make sure you snag the piece you’ve had your eyes on!
Come have a drink, hang out and get the first look at all the sale pieces!
2020 Art Super Sale!
OPENING | Saturday, June 27th | 6:00-10:00 pm
Prices start at just $45 and nothing is over $500.
www.AngieEvansFineArt.com
Facebook | @AngieAwesomePants
Instagram | @AngieAwesomePants
We hold our exhibiting artists to a high standard of professionalism. To read more about our Artist Professional Guidelines, click here.
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.
We strongly encourage you to wear a mask and 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 should avoid entering Art House 310.
We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy.
