Krystle Cole Fine Art specializes in high-quality, affordable art. The grand opening exhibit features Krystle's colorful paintings of cats, dogs, farm animals, zoo animals, lyrical abstracts, and surreal landscapes. Two art pieces are on display in the front windows, one of a rainbow cat and one of a rainbow dog, that are over 7 feet tall.
The Kansas African American Museum is a historical museum, dedicated to the lives, ordeals and experiences of the African-American community in the State of Kansas. The building was first built in 1917 as the Calvary Baptist Church, which was considered to be the cornerstone and an important landmark of Wichita's African-American community. In 1972, the church was relocated and the first National Black Historical Society was set up to safeguard the historical building. In 1993, the building was added to the National Register of Historical Places and by 1997, it was renamed the Kansas African American Museum. This museum is especially renowned for its annual celebrations and events, including the Cranford Village Celebration, Doris Kerr Larkins Brunch and Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.
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The Workroom
The Workroom is a sole destination for all your home décor needs in Wichita. Get custom sewing services for window treatments, bedding, pillows and more. Also the store is famous for a selection of home furnishings and accessories, ranging from custom-made furniture to fine art. These artistic pieces are made by Wichita area artists and artisans, unique vintage finds and accessories you won't find anywhere else.
One of the leading art galleries of the city, the Steckline Gallery is located in the DeMattias Fine Arts Center of Newman University. The beautiful facility plays host to rotating exhibits throughout the year, each celebrating and showcasing the talent of a different artist of local as well as national repute. Apart from the art shows, the gallery also conducts lectures by the artists, and receptions.
