First Friday | October 4th 5:30 - 9:00 This group show will feature artists that work in a variety of mediums! "The medium is the message. This is merely to say that the personal and social consequences of any medium - that is, of any extension of ourselves - result from the new scale that is introduced into our affairs by each extension of ourselves, or by any new technology." - Marshall McLuhan Show will run through October 27th
Join us for our First Friday exhibition, It Takes Two : Couples Exhibition in February. This exhibition features artists making art together in Kansas. Maybe these artists actively collaborate on pieces, maybe they simply share their inspirations together, or perhaps they even share a studio. It Takes Two features artists: Barbara Waterman-Peters and Larry Peters Tina Thomas and Dan Gegen Trish and Bruce VanOsdel Emily Chamberlain and Joseph Rincones Susan Blackwood and Howard Friedland We hope you can join us on February 7 from 5:30 - 9:00 PM for the opening reception. It Takes Two : Couples Exhibition closes February 29.
For the month of March, we want to focus on artworks from the gallery by highlighting our collection with an art sale event. Join us March 6 on First Friday from 5:30 - 9:00 PM for to celebrate with the Reuben Saunders Gallery. This exhibition will feature a range of works from Prairie Print Makers, Associated American Artists, to some of our contemporary artists from the gallery collection. ART SALE : RSG Inventory runs March 6-28.
This new body of work with be installed in our windows and can be viewed from outside as well as inside. THROUGH DECEMBER. "Sometime in the mid ‘80s, I encountered a vintage Japanese-made tabletop battery powered game/toy at a small thrift shop. I bought it for a couple of reasons, most notably the lithography and graphics were excellent, all outer-space themed, and because the more I examined it the more I wanted to know the people that conceived of and made it. It’s long gone now, can’t even recall how or when I let it go. But the important thing is I still think of it and wonder what it was, I never really understood it (it did not...
