Art galleries showcase regional works in Lawrence and Topeka
A reader-friendly guide lists ongoing and upcoming art exhibits across Lawrence and Topeka. Diane’s Artisan Gallery hosts wearables and crafts through Oct. 1 with a reception, while multiple venues on Mass Street feature stoneware sculpture, paintings, photography, ceramics, and glass by local and regional artists. In Topeka, Phoenix Gallery and Topeka Art Guild present new paintings, glass sculptures, and a summer juried show through September 9.
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Diane's Artisan
Diane Hornung
George Bucquet
Bernard Katz
Steven Main
Tom Frey
Chris Straussner
Steven Murphy
Jan Schachter
Michael Barsanti
Ronan Peterson
Mary Thomson
Crispina
Dole Institute of Politics
Trade Center Memorial
Kansas
Fields
Mass
Ryan Paget
Paula Hauser Leffel
Colleen Zacharias Gregoire
K.M. Kern
Doug Guess
Mark Mohr
Elizabeth Rowley
Diana Dunkley
Ken Grizzell
Colette Bangert
Bob Lindholm
Chris Kilmer
Wally Emerson
Jay Hanna
James Nedresky
Lawrence Arts Center
N.H
Margaret Meyer Schultz
der Christensen
Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence Area
LAUGH
D.W. Gates
East Entrance
David Armstrong
Limerance
Wakarusa
Havana
Ann Dean
Olive Gallery and Art Supply
E. Eighth St
Oliveart.org
Anthony Pontius
Jean Dierdorf
Phoenix
David Gross
Provence
Signs of Life
James Lipovac
Jessica Pignotti
Xiaoshen Bi
Bernadette Curran
Jim Connelly
Lynne Intrachat
Southwest and
Barry Coffin
David Bartholomew
Sandy Merrifie
Luther Narcomey
Jim Smith
Doug Brown
Stephen McCullough
Paul Guatney
Mel Cornshucker
Don Dane
Julie Rince
J.F. Policky
Patricia Baxter Shebola
Ted Grinter
Dolores Corcoran
Joanie Whiteknight
Unity Art Gallery
Madeline
Sue Suhler
Divine Espresso East
E. 23Rd St
Etheline Fox-Vasquez
E. Ninth St
Andrea Hoag
Italy
Terry Miller
Topeka
Oakley Ave
Barbara Cleary
Judith Mackey
Susan Lynn
John Gary Brown
Debra Clemente
Dana Hassett
Louis Copt
Charles Waldman
Missy Hamilton
Rollin Karg
Joyce Furney
Topeka Art Guild Gallery
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Judi Geer Kellas
Janet Satz
Images Art Gallery
Westport Road
Kansas City
Pattors
Craig Piburn
Kcp&l
Union Station
W. Pershing Road
Shackleton
Kansas City Artists Coalition
Wyandotte
River Market
National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Jim Brown
Sherry Leedy
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Bill Shaffer
Jerry Kunkel
Dennis Morgan
Southwest Blvd
Robert Stackhouse
Larry Stark
Larry Schwarm
Leeah Joe
Wilbur
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Riverfront Plaza
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Sunflower
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Lied.ku
University of Kansas
School of Fine Arts
Lied Center
KU Credit Union
Robert E. Foster
Lawrence City
Quantrill
Northeast Lawn
Virsky Ukrainian National Dance Company
Flamenco Vivo
Carlota Santana
Cypress String Quartet
Prague
Philharmonia
Amazones
Worner
Guinea
Aquila Theatre Company
H.G. Wells
John Philip Sousa
America
Camerata
Sweden
Alvin Ailey
American Dance Theater
Hal Holbrook
Mark Twain
Bonnie Rideout
Blind Beef
Algberne Gospel & Soul Music
Pharaoh’s Daughter
Scholastic
Brentano String Quartet
Pick Up Performance Co
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Teatro Lirico D'Europa
Papua New Guinea
Zuill Bail
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