Senior Wednesday
Tour the Art of Woolsey Hall
with Trish Higgins
Wednesday, January 18
Refreshments 10 a.m. | Tour 10:30 a.m.

We're excited to kick off our Spring 2023 programming schedule with a by-demand tour lead by gallerist and curator Trish Higgins! This tour of works on display at Woolsey Hall, the new home of the Barton School of Business, will give you a chance to explore a variety of paintings, sculptures, and other media by local and regional artists. Meet at Woolsey Hall at 10 a.m. for refreshments. The tour will begin at 10:30 a.m. Parking is available in the lot west of Woolsey Hall or in visitor spaces west of Wonder School.
We have a dynamic Senior Wednesday program planned on every third Wednesday of the month for you—and for everyone. You don't have to be a senior to attend. Add us to your calendar today!

February 15: Faculty Artist Talks | Tim Stone & Tyler Stonestreet
March 15: Ksenya Gurshtein | Curating Nature in the Floating World
April 19: Faculty Artist Talks | Lori Santos & Tatiana Larsen

Artist INC/What Works
Friday, January 20 | 10:30 a.m.
Dr. Sam & Jacque Kouri Collection Study Center

Artist INC is a workshop based on behaviors of successful artist entrepreneurs and shared by Artist INC facilitators, so artists can apply them to their own practice. Learn about this innovative program and how you can grow your art business. No reservations or registration fees are required.

Presented by Harvester Arts, Artist INC is a program of Mid-America Arts Alliance providing professional development to artists throughout the Midwest and beyond-building networks, communities, and careers.

Public Event
Spring Exhibition Opening Celebration
Thursday, January 26
5-8 p.m.

Are we on your calendar? It's time to celebrate the Ulrich Museum's spring exhibitions with an opening party featuring music, food, fun, and friends. Thursday, January 26 from 5-8 p.m. you're invited for a first look at our latest exhibits:

-Transmissions: The XXIV Faculty Biennial in the Polk/Wilson Gallery

-Nature in the Floating World: Images of Nature in Japanese and Chinese Art in the Beren Gallery

-Tuan Andrew Nguyen: The Boat People in the Amsden Gallery

As with all Ulrich public events, admission to the Spring Exhibition Opening Celebration is free and everyone is welcome! We're excited to see you there.

Nature in the Floating World and associated programs are generously supported by Shoko Kato Sevart in loving memory of her mother, Taka Kato; Pam Bjork; and Trish Higgins. The Ulrich is grateful for the ongoing support of Salon Circle members who make the Museum’s exhibitions and programs possible through their Salon memberships. We also receive funding for general operational support from the City of Wichita and Wichita State University.

Exhibition schedules will now be staggered

Staff is hard at work preparing our Spring exhibits and programs. Starting this spring, the dates of our exhibits will be staggered, so there will be more open gallery days available for you to explore.

All three exhibits open Jan. 26. Transmissions: the XXIV Faculty Biennial will run through April 22. Tuan Andrew Nguyen: The Boat People, a post-apocalyptic moving image work, is on view through May 6. Nature in the Floating World: Images of Nature in Japanese and Chinese Art is on exhibit until May 10. You'll want to see them all!

Share your Ulrich memories with us!

Our 50th anniversary is right around the corner (in 2024) and we're planning lots of great exhibitions and events to celebrate the Museum's excellence. One thing we are working on is collecting memories from folks who have been connected to the Ulrich over the years. Whether you are a present or past employee, a donor, volunteer, student, or general visitor, we'd love to hear your favorite memories of the Ulrich. We've created this webpage, which has a form on it, to help you share your stories. The memories we collect will be shared throughout our 50th anniversary celebrations and might even end up in a book we're putting together. We'd love to hear your stories.

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We've seen a big bump in the number of people who follow us on social media in recent weeks, but are you an actual member of the Ulrich Museum? Membership has its privileges... plus, it's free and easy to sign up! Being an Ulrich member is the best way to ensure you keep up to date on all the latest Museum news and happenings. Join now on our website. 

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