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Art Exhibitions: Kappa Pi International Art Honor Society; and Graphic Design Superheroes March 5-April 1 Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-5 p.m. Harvey School of Visual Arts
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Kevin Appiah-Kubi is an artist focused on painting, drawing, and photography. Currently based in Dallas, TX, he is originally from Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, he received his BFA in photography and drawing from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. The West End Studio is on the first floor of The Kemp Center building located…
Yasuyo Maruyama was born in Kanagawa, Japan and currently lives and works in Texas She received her MFA in 2011 and BFA (Painting) in 2009 from Tokyo Zokei University in Tokyo, Japan. She has exhibited in New York, Houston, Dallas, Korea, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Los Angeles and has also won several awards and jury…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
Art Exhibitions: Kappa Pi International Art Honor Society; and Graphic Design Superheroes March 5-April 1 Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-5 p.m. Harvey School of Visual Arts
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Kevin Appiah-Kubi is an artist focused on painting, drawing, and photography. Currently based in Dallas, TX, he is originally from Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, he received his BFA in photography and drawing from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. The West End Studio is on the first floor of The Kemp Center building located…
Yasuyo Maruyama was born in Kanagawa, Japan and currently lives and works in Texas She received her MFA in 2011 and BFA (Painting) in 2009 from Tokyo Zokei University in Tokyo, Japan. She has exhibited in New York, Houston, Dallas, Korea, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Los Angeles and has also won several awards and jury…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Art Exhibitions: Kappa Pi International Art Honor Society; and Graphic Design Superheroes March 5-April 1 Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-5 p.m. Harvey School of Visual Arts
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
Kevin Appiah-Kubi is an artist focused on painting, drawing, and photography. Currently based in Dallas, TX, he is originally from Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, he received his BFA in photography and drawing from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. The West End Studio is on the first floor of The Kemp Center building located…
Yasuyo Maruyama was born in Kanagawa, Japan and currently lives and works in Texas She received her MFA in 2011 and BFA (Painting) in 2009 from Tokyo Zokei University in Tokyo, Japan. She has exhibited in New York, Houston, Dallas, Korea, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Los Angeles and has also won several awards and jury…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Global warming, overpopulation, extinction of species, and dwindling natural resources are all problems facing the Earth. Restore our Earth rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to adapt. Organizations worldwide are looking at natural processes and emerging technologies to restore the worldʼs ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve…
Art Exhibitions: Kappa Pi International Art Honor Society; and Graphic Design Superheroes March 5-April 1 Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-5 p.m. Harvey School of Visual Arts
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
Kevin Appiah-Kubi is an artist focused on painting, drawing, and photography. Currently based in Dallas, TX, he is originally from Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, he received his BFA in photography and drawing from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. The West End Studio is on the first floor of The Kemp Center building located…
Yasuyo Maruyama was born in Kanagawa, Japan and currently lives and works in Texas She received her MFA in 2011 and BFA (Painting) in 2009 from Tokyo Zokei University in Tokyo, Japan. She has exhibited in New York, Houston, Dallas, Korea, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Los Angeles and has also won several awards and jury…
Mommy & Me: Messy Munchkins – EASTER! April 1 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am Little Bunny Foofoo, hopping into CrashWorks!!! We’re celebrating Easter with some sensory fun! Join the CrashCrew as we make messes and explore with your little ones! **Why sensory play?** Sensory play stimulates your child’s five senses while engaging them in movement and…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
Grab a mask, your sketchpad and pencils, and drop by on Thursday evenings to relax and draw what you see. Facial coverings are required for in-person events.
The Kemp is open late each Thursday from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Galleries and outdoor exhibits are available free to the public. We also have classes and programming scheduled for select evenings. Click here to find out more.
The first Thursday from March to November Downtown Wichita Falls is bursting with artists of every type. Take a stroll and see performances, live music. Support local artists by purchasing crafts, paintings, and so much more. Visit shops that are open late, grab a bite to eat at one of the many downtown eateries. …
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Global warming, overpopulation, extinction of species, and dwindling natural resources are all problems facing the Earth. Restore our Earth rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to adapt. Organizations worldwide are looking at natural processes and emerging technologies to restore the worldʼs ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
Kevin Appiah-Kubi is an artist focused on painting, drawing, and photography. Currently based in Dallas, TX, he is originally from Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, he received his BFA in photography and drawing from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. The West End Studio is on the first floor of The Kemp Center building located…
Yasuyo Maruyama was born in Kanagawa, Japan and currently lives and works in Texas She received her MFA in 2011 and BFA (Painting) in 2009 from Tokyo Zokei University in Tokyo, Japan. She has exhibited in New York, Houston, Dallas, Korea, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Los Angeles and has also won several awards and jury…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
Experience "Bones of Texas," photography from Morgan Page and Dustin Rice. The exhibit will be on display at the Museum of North Texas History from April 2 through May 28. The photographs will be on display with corresponding artifacts from the Museum’s collection. There will be a reception on Saturday, April 24, 2:00 PM to…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
Kevin Appiah-Kubi is an artist focused on painting, drawing, and photography. Currently based in Dallas, TX, he is originally from Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, he received his BFA in photography and drawing from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. The West End Studio is on the first floor of The Kemp Center building located…
Experience "Bones of Texas," photography from Morgan Page and Dustin Rice. The exhibit will be on display at the Museum of North Texas History from April 2 through May 28. The photographs will be on display with corresponding artifacts from the Museum’s collection. There will be a reception on Saturday, April 24, 2:00 PM to…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
Join museum curator Danny Bills for a guided walk-through of current exhibitions. Free. Museum Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm Thursday evening 5pm - 7pm Saturday 1pm - 5pm
Jamie Bates Slone Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility of the human spirit in relation to her family’s…
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Global warming, overpopulation, extinction of species, and dwindling natural resources are all problems facing the Earth. Restore our Earth rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to adapt. Organizations worldwide are looking at natural processes and emerging technologies to restore the worldʼs ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve…
Kevin Appiah-Kubi is an artist focused on painting, drawing, and photography. Currently based in Dallas, TX, he is originally from Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, he received his BFA in photography and drawing from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. The West End Studio is on the first floor of The Kemp Center building located…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Global warming, overpopulation, extinction of species, and dwindling natural resources are all problems facing the Earth. Restore our Earth rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to adapt. Organizations worldwide are looking at natural processes and emerging technologies to restore the worldʼs ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve…
Kevin Appiah-Kubi is an artist focused on painting, drawing, and photography. Currently based in Dallas, TX, he is originally from Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, he received his BFA in photography and drawing from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. The West End Studio is on the first floor of The Kemp Center building located…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
Faculty Recitals, hosted by the Lamar D. Fain College of Fine Arts will feature the talents of the music faculty to the MSU Texas and Wichita Falls communities. Faculty Recitals will be live-streamed only on the university website. These events are part of the efforts by the Lamar D. Fain College of Fine Arts to explore ways…
Global warming, overpopulation, extinction of species, and dwindling natural resources are all problems facing the Earth. Restore our Earth rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to adapt. Organizations worldwide are looking at natural processes and emerging technologies to restore the worldʼs ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve…
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Kevin Appiah-Kubi is an artist focused on painting, drawing, and photography. Currently based in Dallas, TX, he is originally from Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, he received his BFA in photography and drawing from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. The West End Studio is on the first floor of The Kemp Center building located…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
Global warming, overpopulation, extinction of species, and dwindling natural resources are all problems facing the Earth. Restore our Earth rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to adapt. Organizations worldwide are looking at natural processes and emerging technologies to restore the worldʼs ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve…
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
Mommy & Me: Bird Feeders April 8 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am Spring is in the air! Join us as we use our developing fine motor skills to craft a fun treat for our feathered friends to enjoy! As you begin spending more time outdoors, you and your little ones will love watching the birds enjoy…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
Grab a mask, your sketchpad and pencils, and drop by on Thursday evenings to relax and draw what you see. Facial coverings are required for in-person events.
The Kemp is open late each Thursday from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Galleries and outdoor exhibits are available free to the public. We also have classes and programming scheduled for select evenings. Click here to find out more.
Global warming, overpopulation, extinction of species, and dwindling natural resources are all problems facing the Earth. Restore our Earth rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to adapt. Organizations worldwide are looking at natural processes and emerging technologies to restore the worldʼs ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve…
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
What’s Up Downstairs? is on the lower level of The Kemp Center building located at 1300 Lamar, Wichita Falls, TX 76301. Call for further information: 940-766-3347 or email galleries@artscouncilwf.org. Kemp Center Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
Experience "Bones of Texas," photography from Morgan Page and Dustin Rice. The exhibit will be on display at the Museum of North Texas History from April 2 through May 28. The photographs will be on display with corresponding artifacts from the Museum’s collection. There will be a reception on Saturday, April 24, 2:00 PM to…
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
The Midwestern State University Department of Music is proud to present a music series, which will take place the first Friday of each month of the Spring semester. The First Friday Concerts with Dr. Ruth Morrow will be 20- to 30-minute events which will be live-streamed only on the university website. The First Friday Concerts are…
Experience "Bones of Texas," photography from Morgan Page and Dustin Rice. The exhibit will be on display at the Museum of North Texas History from April 2 through May 28. The photographs will be on display with corresponding artifacts from the Museum’s collection. There will be a reception on Saturday, April 24, 2:00 PM to…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
Quilt Journeys: Pattern January 30 - June 24, 2021 From Colonial quilts through the Industrial revolution, to the Abolitionist movement into the Crazy Quilt era of the 19th century, and from the thousands of quilts made in the 1940s and 1950s from printed farm feed sacks to contemporary experiments with materials that redefine what a quilt can be, the quilting journey offers…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Join museum curator Danny Bills for a guided walk-through of current exhibitions. Free. Museum Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm Thursday evening 5pm - 7pm Saturday 1pm - 5pm
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Global warming, overpopulation, extinction of species, and dwindling natural resources are all problems facing the Earth. Restore our Earth rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to adapt. Organizations worldwide are looking at natural processes and emerging technologies to restore the worldʼs ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…
9th Street Studios is pleased to present work from the art collective, Nouveau Culture. This group exhibition, "State of Duality", seeks to explore the dualities of life through the lens of culture and heritage. The members of the collective have diverse cultural backgrounds and ancestral histories. The dualities explored are: dark and light, bitter and…
Jamie Bates Slone March 16-April 17, 2020 Opening Reception: April 3, 2020, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Workshop/Lecture: April 1-3, 2020 Jamie Bates Slone is a figurative sculptor living and working in Norman, Oklahoma. Jamie received her MFA from the University of Kansas and her BFA from the University of Central Missouri. Her current work addresses the fragility…
Global warming, overpopulation, extinction of species, and dwindling natural resources are all problems facing the Earth. Restore our Earth rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to adapt. Organizations worldwide are looking at natural processes and emerging technologies to restore the worldʼs ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve…
The Serio-Hughes Family is comprised of Edie Hughes (age 9), Frankie Hughes (age 11), Alexis Serio (age 44) and Dewane Hughes (age 51). Alexis and Dewane are professional artists and Professors of Studio Art at UT Tyler Department of Art & Art History. Edie Hughes and Frankie Hughes are aspiring artists who work on art…