ArtWorks

For this month’s ArtWorks, Torin Andersen talks with Rod Pocowatchit about the AlterNative Film Festival.

For this month’s ArtWorks, Torin Andersen talks with artist Lindsay Lion Lord and her husband, David Lord who have returned to Wichita after living in Montreal.

On this month's ArtWorks, Sheldon Draper explains how he draws inspiration for his work … from basketball.

Anthony Dozier says he struggled to talk when he was a child. But he learned how to speak properly while taking his daughter to speech therapy. And, in the process, he found his artistic voice as well.

For this month’s ArtWorks, Torin Andersen talks with Tomas Bustos about his tactile approach to art.

For this month’s ArtWorks, Torin Andersen visited Tim Stone at his studio in Henrion Hall at Wichita State University.

For this month’s Art Works, Torin Andersen travels to Washington Elementary where students in Jay Jacoby’s art class are working to create a mural.

On this month’s Art Works, Von Hansen tells Torin Andersen about the origins of his newest musical composition.

What happens when artists who’ve been friends for 40-plus years can’t get together because of a pandemic? They still find time to create art, but now they share it in a journal with each other.

Vivian Zavataro’s love of art has taken her around the world. Now, it’s brought her to Wichita, as director of the Ulrich Museum of Art. Torin Andersen spoke with Zavataro about her journey and what role she wants the Museum to play in the community.

For January's ArtWorks, Torin Andersen spoke with Anne Kraybill about her decision to come to Wichita and her vision for the Wichita Art Museum.

Dance artist Mina Estrada wants to push the boundaries of dance in Wichita. And as managing director of Harvester Arts, she also wants to help artists find stable employment and get a paycheck while pursuing their passion. Estrada talked with Torin Andersen about her love of experimental dance, and some upcoming events designed to showcase art through movement.

Retired Newton High School art teacher Raymond Olais will show new and older works at the Workroom this month. Olais is originally from California. All of his works represent a piece of his cultural heritage … and his personal history, too. Torin Andersen talked with Olais in his home studio about his upcoming show.

A Wichita artist uses a mixture of odd shapes to explore personal discovery and relationships.

A dancer from Newton chases his dream to perform... around the world.

On this episode of Art Works, an artist hopes to create a space where everybody knows your name. “People need a place to rest and have some fun. And I want people to be able to do that here if they want to.”