First Friday, May 5. The dancers will pose from 7:30-9:30PM, doors open at 7.

It's the 12th year of Living Statues! This is an annual family-friendly event that offers a unique and inspirational environment within which the public is invited to sketch, photograph, paint, or otherwise immortalize a group of talented Ballet Wichita dancers.

On December 17, 2019, Wichita City Council voted yes to a 2% pool of funding allocated for public art in public projects.

An artist resource page has been provided by the Arts Council. 

The XX series, now in its ninth edition, is a biennial invitational exhibition series that features five different female artists each year; every new group of participants being chosen by the previous five. This 'tag' structure should, through its natural progression, offer the Wichita community an expansive range of work, both geographically and conceptually.

Bump and Grind: new work by Fisch Haus artist and co-founder Eric Schmidt. 

March 29 - April 21, 2019

Welcome to the 11th year of Living Statues! This is an annual family-friendly event that offers a unique and inspirational environment within which the public is invited to sketch, photograph, paint, or otherwise immortalize a group of talented Ballet Wichita dancers.

We're pleased to introduce our Spring 2019 artist-in-residence Sukaina Kubba, an Iraqi-Canadian artist and architect recently back in North America from Scotland, where she received her Master in Fine Art Practice (Painting) from The Glasgow School of Art.

Welcome to OpenStudios, a program that pairs empty storefronts with practicing local artists. The artists benefit from a free studio for several months, and the building owner can market an animated, more attractive space that's easier to rent!

MAPMUSIK 2.0 IS HERE!

Site-Specific: A History of the Mattress Factory (97 minutes)

Screening begins at 7PM, admission is by a suggested donation of $5.

The director will be available for questions after the film.

We're very pleased to announce the tenth anniversary of Living Statues! This is an annual family-friendly event that offers a unique and inspirational environment within which the public is invited to sketch, photograph, paint, or otherwise immortalize a group of talented Ballet Wichita dancers.

Design Dialogue on Chester I. Lewis Park
A project by three graduate students in the Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional & Community Planning from K-State’s College of Architecture, Planning & Design (Students: Skylar Brown, Andrea Lemken, Wei Sun, with faculty advisor Katie Kingery-Page)

OCTOBER 27 - DECEMBER 29, 2017

Danielle Head

Opening Reception: Final Friday, October 27; 7-10PM

Closing Reception: Final Friday, December 29; 7-10PM

Danielle Head will be in attendance at the closing reception on December 29.

The XX series, now in its eighth edition, is a biennial invitational exhibition series that features five different female artists each year;  every new group of participants being chosen by the previous five.  This “tag” structure should, through its natural progression, offer the Wichita community an expansive range of work, both geographically and conceptually.

In its ninth year, the family-friendly Living Statues event offers a unique and inspired environment to sketch, photograph, paint, or otherwise immortalize a group of talented Ballet Wichita dancers.

Dimitris Skliris’ fall and winter exhibition is intended to read more as an immersive installation piece than a traditional presentation of fine art photography.

FINAL FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015
7-10 pm

Fisch Haus is excited to welcome Dutch artist Gerco de Ruijter to Wichita, in a joint artist-in-residency program with the Ulrich Museum of Art.  Gerco will be living and working at the Fisch Haus, and participating in the Ulrich’s Underground Artist in Residence project. 

The XX series is a bi-annual invitational exhibition series that features five different female artists each year;  every new group of participants being chosen by the previous five.  This “tag” structure should, through its natural progression, offer the Wichita community an expansive range of work, both geographically and stylistically.