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.
Family Pictures: Priya Suresh Kambli
Location: Upper Level Galleries
January 28–June 7, 2025: Photographs by Priya Kambli that explore family, memory, and identity.
Learn more about: Family Pictures: Priya Suresh Kambli
Only Human
Location: Main Level Galleries
April 4–July 5, 2025: Artwork from the Mulvane collection that explores the parameters of humanity.
Learn more about: Only Human
CANVAS AND PAPER: from the studio of Edward Navone
Location: Main Level Galleries
April 4–July 5, 2025: Works by the late artist and Washburn Professor Emeritus Edward Navone.
Learn more about: CANVAS AND PAPER: from the studio of Edward Navone
Perspectives from the Plains
Location: Study Gallery
April 19–July 12, 2025: An exhibition about Kansas curated by Washburn University students.
Learn more about: Perspectives from the Plains
Concerning the Musical in Art: The Visual Symphonies of Rita Blitt
Location: Rita Blitt Gallery
May 3–August 30, 2025: An exhibition exploring the influence of music on Rita Blitt’s art.
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In This Place: American Land
Location: Upper Level Galleries
June 21–November 22, 2025: Art that pictures the American landscape and our relationship with it.
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DoPiKa: Reinstate
Location: Main Level Galleries
July 26–November 15, 2025: Works by contemporary Native artists connected to the state of Kansas.
Learn more about: DoPiKa: Reinstate
Endangered Art: Reclaiming a Legacy
Location: Upper Level Galleries
Ongoing: Paintings that have been conserved through the Mulvane's Endangered Art program.
Learn more about: Endangered Art: Reclaiming a Legacy
Traveling Exhibition: Women of Power
Organized by the Mulvane Art Museum, this exhibition of works by Brian Lanker and John Sebelius is available to loan. Learn more
