Photography by Nick Krug

A small museum on the campus of Kansas State University houses a rare and unusual collection of historic clothing and textiles

The museum is here, but few know where to find

Several Kansas communities boast their own unique versions of cows on Parade, the public art exhibit featuring fiberglass sculptures of cows decorated by local artists and displayed in public

Photography by Jason Dailey (Mona Cliff) and Aaron Patton (Ric Dunwoody)

Ric Dunwoody and Mona Cliff talk contemporary Native art and the futures they envision

“When it comes to Native artwork, to

Of all the two-dimensional art forms, perhaps none is as epic or accessible as the mural

Mural artists and experts Lora Jost and Dave Lowenstein, authors of Kansas Murals: A Traveler’s Guide,

(Topeka mural artist, Jennifer Bohlander, stands with her "Art Elephants Take Over Topeka” located south side of Kaw River Rustics, 901 N. Kansas Ave in the NOTO Art District. Photo by Andrea Etzel)

From her home studio in Wichita, Tomiyo Tajiri creates stunning kimonos, origami art and accessories. Tajiri began studying her craft while growing up on Okinoerabujima, a small Japanese island near

A conversation with Kansas! photographers about their lives in photography

Emily Barnes began her photography journey at a young age as she experimented with her parent’s film camera in the 1980s. Her

Great Plains Theatre executive director Elizabeth Weese says it is unusual for a town of 6,500 people in the middle of Kansas to have a theater that hires professional performers from throughout the

Sarah Zepick describes her pottery as hand-built pieces with organic edges. Her distinctive look usually involves a white glaze with gold rim. Her design wasn’t something she started out doing.

“It