Visit our galleries to experience new perspectives and get inspired. Objects from the Mulvane collection are shown in regularly rotating installations alongside special exhibitions of works by innovative artists. Our exhibitions are always free. You can also explore digital exhibitions from the permanent collection.
71%: Picturing Waterways
Location: Upper Level Galleries
May 29–October 24, 2026: Art that highlights the importance of protecting our lakes, rivers, and oceans.
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ICONIC: Sports Photography by Walter Iooss Jr.
Location: Upper Level Galleries
May 29–November 21, 2026: Images of celebrated athletes and powerful moments in the history of sports.
Learn more about: ICONIC: Sports Photography by Walter Iooss Jr.
Journey to the West: A Survey of Hong Chun Zhang’s Art, 1996–2026
Location: Main Level Galleries
May 29–October 10, 2026: Works highlighting the thirty-year artistic practice of Hong Chun Zhang.
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Malleable: Sculptures by Rita Blitt
Location: Rita Blitt Gallery
July 31, 2026–Feb. 13, 2027: A selection of acrylic sculptures and assemblages by Rita Blitt.
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Reviving Connections: Topeka Artists Adeline and Frank Peers
Location: Main Level Galleries
August 14–December 12, 2026: Work by two early-twentieth-century Kansas artists.
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Artaxis National Juried Ceramics Exhibition
Location: Main Level Galleries
October 23, 2026–March 17, 2027: A juried selection of innovative contemporary ceramics.
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Staging Asia
Location: Upper Level Galleries
November 6, 2026–April 3, 2027: Art that explores how Asian culture is performed, interpreted, and reimagined.
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In This Place: Picturing Americans
Location: Upper Level Galleries
December 11, 2026–June 6, 2027: Works demonstrating the many ways that Americans express their identities.
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