Photograph of Amber Morningstar
Category : MulvaneExhibits

Location: Upper Level Galleries

December 11, 2026–June 6, 2027

What does an American look like? Works spanning styles, mediums, and time periods present a rich variety of answers. Cowboys, samurai, celebrities, homemakers, immigrants, tribal citizens, bathing beauties, and churchgoers collide in this variegated conversation about identity. Through an exploration of the people who make up our nation, this exhibition invites you to consider what it means to be an American.

 

In This Place: Picturing Americans is the third in a series of exhibitions that examine American histories, experiences, and identities through the Mulvane collection. Previous exhibitions:

In This Place: American Land

In This Place: American Dreams

 

Cara Romero, Amber Morningstar, 2019, archival pigment print. Mulvane Art Museum, Washburn University.
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