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Elizabeth Layton, Untitled (business business business, you gotta have art)1991, Kansas State University, Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art, 1998.222

New Fall Exhibitions

wood+paper+box in your hands
2023 Friends of the Beach Museum of Art Gift Print
October 3, 2023–April 6, 2024

"Mise-en-Scène," 2023 Beach Museum of Art Gift Print. Composed of various prints assembled in a box. Featured in the "wood+paper+box in your hands" exhibition at the museum.

Katie Baldwin, Mariko Jesse, and Yoonmi Nam make up the artist collective wood+paper+box. They met in Japan in 2004 at an artist residency, where together they lived and studied mokuhanga, the traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking technique. Artworks by wood+paper+box carry the spark born of shared experience and are created through collaboration, interaction, and friendship. They offer the idea of appreciating art not just by looking but also by touching and participating.

In the exhibition, visitors can handle and interact with a sample gift print, Mise-en-Scène. The title refers to stage design and the arrangement of actors in a theatre or film production. Viewers can contribute to wood+paper+box’s ongoing visual dialogue by posting images of their own arrangements of prints from the box on Instagram, using the hashtag #woodpaperbox. In the current challenging social and political time, wood+paper+box offers a moment to slow down and share in the beauty and comfort of communal creativity.

Major Sponsors: The Alms GroupGreater Manhattan Community Foundation’s Lincoln & Dorothy I. Deihl Community Grants Program

Related event
wood+paper+box Artists Talk by Katie Baldwin, Mariko Jesse and Yoonmi Nam

Thursday, November 2, 2023, 5:30 p.m.
Beach Museum of Art
Free and open to the public

Image: wood+paper+box, Mise-en-Scène, 2020–22, mokuhanga, lithography,  letterpress, inkjet, printing, relief printing, dimensions, variable, 2023 Marianna Kistler, Beach Museum of Art Gift Print, edition of 10, photo: Alec Smith


To the Stars Through Art: A History of Art Collecting in Kansas Public Schools, 1900-1950
August 22, 2023 – May 11, 2024

Watercolor and graphite on paper artwork by Ethel Spears entitled "WPA Cutting Down a Tree." Part of the Beach Museum of Art collection. Featuring a community of workers cutting trees at an intersection in a neighborhood with children playing around and families sitting on grass.

In 1911 the school superintendent in McPherson, Kansas, organized an exhibition to acquire artwork for a new high school. This became an annual ticketed event, allowing the McPherson schools to establish a rich collection of works by regionally and nationally recognized artists, among them James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Birger Sandzén and Fern Coppedge.

Before the mid-century, schools in dozens of Kansas communities, including boarding schools for Indigenous students and segregated schools, joined McPherson in acquiring original art. To the Stars Through Art will feature 70 paintings and prints by Blackbear Bosin, Norma Bassett Hall, Walter Ufer and other artists, from more than a dozen schools and history museums across the state.

A goal of the exhibition is to guide Kansas schools in caring for their collections and using art for educational enrichment. The exhibition is being organized by Curator Elizabeth Seaton in collaboration with regional scholars and museum curators.

Humanities Kansas logoMajor Sponsors: Friends of the Beach Museum of Art, The Alms Group
Sustaining Sponsor: Humanities Kansas, a nonprofit cultural organization that connects communities with history, traditions, and ideas to strengthen civic life.
Media Sponsor: KANSAS! Magazine

Click here to view the exhibition flyer

Related free events

The Sue Jean Covacevich Educators Conference
Inspiring Students Through Art Collecting
Saturday, November 4, 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m., Beach Museum of Art
An event for educators (K-12, college, museums) and the general public. Registration is free and is required. Secure your spot now to join this incredible opportunity to expand your knowledge and network. Click here to register for the conference.

Best Practices for the Care of Art in Schools
Thursday, November 16, 5:30 p.m.
Livestream conversation with Nicole Grabow, director of preventive conservation at the Midwest Art Conservation Center, and Sarah Price, Beach Museum of Art Collections Manager. Free and open to the public. Join the program via Zoom. Click here to register. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with information about how to join the program.

Image: Ethel Spears, WPA Cutting Down a Tree, ca. 1938, Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project, Illinois, allocated to Topeka High School, opaque watercolor and graphite on paper, 2016.30


Neil Welliver: Maine Seasons
June 27, 2023 – August 17, 2024

Oil painting by Neil Welliver entitled "Autumn Blueberry Barren" Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas.

Neil Welliver (1929–2005) is known for his large landscapes of rural Maine. Three of his impressive canvases form this exhibition. The paintings are on loan from Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas. Welliver set up his easel in the state’s woods, along its shorelines, and atop its peaks, in all seasons and all weather. The artist, remarking on working during a Maine winter, said, “It hurts your hands, it hurts your feet, it hurts your ears. … But sometimes there are things you want and that’s the only way you get them.”

In a warmer studio, Welliver translated his painted studies into charcoal-on-paper compositions, which he stapled to a massive canvas. He traced the drawing using a sewing pouncing wheel, which left a pattern of dots on the fabric. He then began painting, starting in the upper left corner and moving across and down. Author and artist Maurice Grosser described Welliver’s process as being “exactly as though he were lowering an upside-down window shade to reveal a landscape already behind it.”

Welliver’s dramatic views of Vacationland, as Maine often calls itself, are notably devoid of humans, except for an imagined hiker-viewer. The artist once said: “I am very interested in the idea of the spectator entering a picture … to, in fact, not see the picture as an object but really actively enter into it … in a psychological sense.”

The Beach Museum of Art is a borrowing institution of the Art Bridges Collection Loan Partnership. Art Bridges, established by philanthropist and arts patron Alice Walton, is a foundation dedicated to expanding access to American art across the United States.

Major Sponsor:

Art Bridges logo

Image: Neil G. Welliver, Autumn Blueberry Barren, 1982, oil on canvas, 96 × 96 in., Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas, Gift of Ruth and Stanley Westreich, 2021.14


 

“wood+paper+box in your hands” Artists Talk

November 2, 2023, 5:30 PM 
Beach Museum of Art
Free and open to the public

Mariko Jesse, wpb meeting sketch, 7 June, 2021, graphite, 5 x 3 in., courtesy of the artist

Hear from Katie Baldwin, Mariko Jesse, and Yoonmi Nam who are the artists behind the collective called wood+paper+box. They are also the creators of this year’s Gift Print and the focus of the exhibition wood+paper+box in your hands, on view at the Beach Museum of Art, October 3, 2023 – April 6, 2024.

Baldwin, Jesse and Nam met at an artist residency in Japan in 2004, where they studied mokuhanga, the traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking technique. Artworks by wood+paper+box carry the spark born of shared experience and are created through collaboration, interaction, and friendship. They offer the idea of appreciating art not just by looking but also by touching and participating.

In the exhibition, visitors can handle and interact with the sample gift print by  the artist collective, Mise-en-Scène. The gift print is available to the public for purchase. Friends of the Beach Museum of Art at any level receive a 25% discount on the price. For more information about becoming a Friend or purchasing a gift print, please call 785-532-7718 or email beachart@ksu.edu.

wood+paper+box, Mise-en-Scène, 2020–22, mokuhanga, lithography,  letterpress, inkjet, printing, relief printing, dimensions, variable, 2023 Marianna Kistler, Beach Museum of Art Gift Print, edition of 10, photo: Alec Smith

Beach Museum of Art's Art in Motion annual program series logoThis event is part of the Beach Museum of Art’s Art in Motion annual program series.

 

The Sue Jean Covacevich Educators Conference

"To the Stars Through Art: A History of Art Collecting in Kansas Public Schools, 1900-1950" exhibition at the Beach Museum of Art, open August 22, 2023 – May 11, 2024

The Sue Jean Covacevich Educators Conference
Inspiring Students Through Art Collecting
Saturday, November 4, 2023, 8:30 AM-4 PM
Beach Museum of Art

An event for educators (K-12, college, museums) and the general public  organized in conjunction with the exhibition To the Stars Through Art: A History of Art Collecting in Kansas Public Schools, 1900-1950, on view August 22, 2023 – May 11, 2024 at the Beach Museum of Art. Registration for the conference is free and required.

Secure your spot now and join this incredible opportunity to expand your knowledge and network.

Click here to register for the conference.

Conference schedule:

8:30: Registration

9: Introductions

9:15-10:45: Panel 1
Art Collecting and Kansas K-12 Schools

An Overview: Beach Museum of Art Curator Elizabeth G. Seaton

Birger Sandzén’s “Art for All” Campaign: Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery Curator Cori Sherman North

“A Dire Need for Good Pictures”: New Deal Art for Schools: Kara L. Heitz, lecturer in history, Kansas City Art Institute, and owner/producer, Clio’s Scroll Productions

11:00-12:30: Panel 2
Educational Use of School Art Collections

Opening New Doors:  Looking at Art to Build Skills: Kathrine Schlageck, Beach Museum of Art Associate Curator of Education; Kim Richards, Beach Museum of Art Education Specialist

Parsing Perception through Portrait Art: Beach Museum Specialist Nate McClendon

12:30-2: Lunch in Aggieville and time to explore To the Stars Through Art exhibition

2-3 Panel 3
Stories from Schools

Care Challenges and Successes: The Art Conservation Campaign of the USD 465 Winfield Foundation: J. K. Campbell, USD 465 Winfield Public Schools Foundation

Resilience, Restoration and Beyond: The LCC Art Collection Story: Mike Brotherton, emeritus professor of English, Labette Community College, Parsons

3-4: Time to explore To the Stars Through Art exhibition

The event will be recorded and available on the museum’s YouTube channel afterward.

Livestream Conversation

Best Practices for the Care of Art in Schools
Thursday, November 16, 2023, 5:30 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Livestream conversation
Free and open to the public

Join the free program via Zoom. Click here to register. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with information about how to join the program.

Join the conversation with Nicole Grabow, Director of Preventive Conservation at the Midwest Art Conservation Center, and Sarah Price, Beach Museum of Art Collections Manager as they offer guidance about caring for art collections in public schools, and help with questions about conservation and storage as well as managing artwork records and digital images. Offered in conjunction with the exhibition To the Stars Through Art: A History of Art Collecting in Kansas Public Schools, 1900–1950 at the Beach Museum of Art. Free and open to the public

Nicole Grabow (left), Sarah Price (right)

Nicole Grabow is Director of Preventive Conservation at the Midwest Art Conservation Center (MACC), a non-profit center for preservation and conservation. A trained Objects and Preventive Conservator with over 15 years of experience, Grabow works with the collection caretakers from hundreds of non-profit organizations to advance preservation efforts and enhance the level of collections care in the Midwest region and beyond. She holds a master of science degree from the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation and is a Fellow of the American Institute for Conservation.

This virtual event is part of the Beach Museum of Art’s Art in Motion annual program series.

ART BYTES on the Museum’s Social Media

Enjoy short videos about art in the Beach Museum of Art’s collection. Each video features information about an artwork in the collection, the artist who made it, and the techniques used. Art Bytes are released first Wednesdays on the museum’s social media channels:

Facebook: BeachMuseumofArt
Instagram: @beachmuseum

Enjoy past Art Bytes videos on the museum’s YouTube channel at beach.k-state.edu/videos. Please don’t forget to subscribe, like or share. Thanks!

Art Bytes video screenshot

Screen capture of Art Byte video on Haying by Bernard Joseph Steffen, presented in Spanish by Andrea Fernanda Ramírez Tello.

Linda A. Duke Overlook

To honor former director Linda Duke and her leadership of the Beach Museum of Art, the staff has named an area of the museum’s campus entrance, overlooking the Meadow, after Linda.

Linda A. Duke Overlook at the Beach Museum of Art

The Meadow is a prime example of how Linda shaped what the Beach Museum of Art means to the university and Manhattan communities: a place where art intersects with other disciplines to spark curiosity and moments of wonder.

Linda Duke photo

Linda Duke

When she started as director, the triangular patch of green in front of the museum’s campus entrance, bordered on the other sides by the Danforth Chapel and McCain Auditorium, was mowed turfgrass. The idea for its transformation began in a conversation between her and then Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture Katie Kingery-Page, now associate dean for the College of Architecture, Planning & Design. They dreamed of creating a living, interactive exhibit of colors and sounds that would inspire wonder. Contact with the Meadow’s native grasses, wildflowers, insects, and animals show people that a sense of beauty and science are linked: they are two sides of one’s experience in nature. A collaborative project involving many Manhattan residents and K-State faculty, staff, and students, the Meadow thrives with less water and pesticide use than conventional lawns, demonstrating a sustainable model for urban landscaping and offering opportunities to study tallgrass prairie plants, wildlife, climate effects, and more. Click here to read more about The Meadow.

Linda A. Duke Overlook at the Beach Museum of Art

The plaque naming the lobby space overlooking the Meadow includes a quote that many of us have heard Linda say. During the planning of several different projects, Linda often remarked that what we do demonstrates that art can bring something meaningful to people’s lives even if they do not like it, and that it can help them understand difficult topics and empathize with people of different backgrounds. We museum staff are committed to continuing work in this spirit.

Participants in a museum’s educational program explore The Meadow

Beach Ball: incognito

Thank you to all our amazing guests who attended the inaugural fundraiser “Beach Ball: incognito” on Oct. 13, 2023 and made it a fantastic event! The evening wouldn’t have been complete without you. We appreciate you and your support of the museum.

"Beach Ball: incognito," a fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art

Many thanks to MHK Caravan Co., Manhattan Brewing Company, Thundering Cats Big Band, and The Circus Man – Jason D’Vaude for your incredible partnership and contributions in helping us create a grand event for our guests and a memorable one in Manhattan, Kansas.
From all of us at the Beach Museum of Art, thank you! Please enjoy some photos of the evening. 
Beach Ball fundraiser party photo
Beach Ball fundraiser party photo
Beach Ball fundraiser party photo
Beach Ball fundraiser party photo
Beach Ball fundraiser party photo

 


Following photos: copyright Luke Townsend 
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend
Beach Ball: incognito, fundraiser for the Beach Museum of Art. Photo copyright Luke Townsend

 

Current Exhibitions

Gallery Exhibitions:

wood+paper+box in your hands
2023 Friends of the Beach Museum of Art Gift Print
October 3, 2023 – April 6, 2024

wood+paper+box in your hands

 

To the Stars Through Art: A History of Art Collecting in Kansas Public Schools, 1900-1950
August 22, 2023 – May 11, 2024

"To the Stars Through Art: A History of Art Collecting in Kansas Public Schools, 1900-1950" exhibition at the Beach Museum of Art, open August 22, 2023 – May 11, 2024


Neil Welliver: Maine Seasons
June 27, 2023 – August 17, 2024

Details of the oil painting by Neil Welliver entitled "Autumn Blueberry Barren" Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas.


Voices: Women Artists in the Era of Second Wave Feminism
August 9, 2022 – December 16, 2023

"Voices: Women Artists in the Era of Second Wave Feminism" exhibition at the Beach Museum of Art


Prairie Views
Ongoing with new selections

"Prairie Views" exhibition at the Beach Museum of Art.


2023-2024 K-State Common Works of Art
Works by Roger Y. Shimomura in the Beach Museum of Art collection

Image from "Memories of Childhood," lithograph (handmade book) by artist Roger Shimomura in the collection of the Beach Museum of Art.

Memories of Childhood, 1999, color lithograph (handmade book), 7 x 10 in., G. E. Johnson Art Acquisition Fund, 2002.340

Color lithograph "American Guardian" by artist Roger Shimomura in the collection of the Beach Museum of Art.

American Guardian, 2007, color lithograph, 27 1/8 x 39 in., Kansas Printmakers Fund, 2007.10

"Enemy Alien #2," acrylic on canvas by artist Roger Shimomura in the collection of the Beach Museum of Art.

Enemy Alien #2, 2006, acrylic on canvas, 36 x 24 in., 2016.41

 


Click here to view current Virtual Exhibitions


Classes and Workshops

The Museum hosts a variety of classes and workshops throughout the year for all ages!

Workshop at the Beach Museum of Art ARTSmart classes: Explore the current exhibitions. Each class includes looking activities in the galleries and an art project. Classes meet on select Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10:30 (ages 2-5) and 4:30 (all ages).
Upcoming classes: Nov. 8 & 9 Theme: Texture landscapes

Homeschool Tuesdays meet on the first Tuesday of the month and include additional academic content. Tours are appropriate for those in Kindergarten on up and include an art project.
Upcoming class: Nov. 7, 1-2:30
Theme: Bison of the Prairies

Supply fee for each class is $5 per child, Friends of the Beach Museum of Art and Military Family/Blue Star discount $2.50. Reservations are required. Payment can be made with cash or check. Call (785)532-7718 or email klwalk@k-state.edu for reservations. Children must be accompanied by an adult. If you need to cancel your reservation please let us know so we can call those on the waiting list.

Special price for Military Families: In conjunction with the Blue Star Museum program, the Beach Museum of Art offers Military Family half price on all workshops and classes!

New! Friends of the Beach Museum of Art members receive half price discount with membership card. Please click here to join the Friends of the Beach.

Click here to view all Fall 2023 Family Programs and Workshops.

workshop at the Beach Museum of Art

Let’s Connect!

Visit us online at beach.k-state.edu

Send email to beachart@k-state.edu

Join the museum’s e-news list to stay up to date on everything at the museum.

Check out The Beach Blog for behind-the-scenes information, event info, and guest posts.

Follow us on Instagram | Follow us on Facebook

Subscribe to the museum’s YouTube channel to watch videos of art, artists and special programs.

Join the Beach Buddies Facebook Group to enjoy cool art, fun activities and resources for children, families and educators.

Image: Elizabeth Layton, Untitled (business business business, you gotta have art)1991, Kansas State University, Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art, 1998.222

Opening Soon!

wood+paper+box in your hands
2023 Friends of the Beach Museum of Art Gift Print
October 3, 2023–April 6, 2024

Katie Baldwin, Mariko Jesse, and Yoonmi Nam make up the artist collective wood+paper+box. They met in Japan in 2004 at an artist residency, where together they lived and studied mokuhanga, the traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking technique. Artworks by wood+paper+box carry the spark born of shared experience and are created through collaboration, interaction, and friendship. They offer the idea of appreciating art not just by looking but also by touching and participating. In the exhibition, visitors can handle and interact with a sample gift print, Mise-en-Scène.

Related event:
wood+paper+box Artists Talk by Katie Baldwin, Mariko Jesse and Yoonmi Nam
Thursday, November 2, 5:30 p.m.
Beach Museum of Art
Free and open to the public

"Mise-en-Scène," 2023 Beach Museum of Art Gift Print. Composed of various prints assembled in a box. Featured in the "wood+paper+box in your hands" exhibition at the museum.

Major Sponsors: The Alms Group, Greater Manhattan Community Foundation’s Lincoln & Dorothy I. Deihl Community Grants Program

Images: wood+paper+box, Mise-en-Scène (2023 Beach Museum of Art Gift Print), 2020–2022, clamshell box, mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock), oil-based woodblock, letterpress, lithograph, and inkjet, dimensions variable, Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art, photo: Alec Smith

 

Beach Ball: incognito

The rumors are true. We are hosting an event unlike any before. Come and help us make this an epic night at the Beach Museum of Art.

"Beach Ball: incognito" fundraiser in support of the Beach Museum of Art. Oct. 13, 2023

About the event:
First, don an outrageous disguise or your favorite costume, then start your evening with a spooky custom cocktail made by MHK Caravan Company. Indulge in frightfully tasty treats from local food trucks summoned to tame even the wildest appetite. An open bar of beer, wine and other beverages will keep the ghouls happy, including the specialty Beach Ball brew from Manhattan Brewing Company. Feeling crafty, try your hand at mask making, get a temporary tattoo, pose for pictures in the photo booths and enjoy the music of the night. That’s not all! Catch the headlining live performance by Jason D’Vaude aka “The Circus Man,” as he heats up the night, quite literally.

Explore the exclusive Silent Auction items on display in the UMB Theater, and bid on your favorites throughout the night.

The Beach Ball promises to be the party of the year in Manhattan. It wouldn’t be complete without you! Get your tickets now so you don’t miss out on all the food, fun and entertainment.

Costumes strongly encouraged ~
Must be 21 and older to attend

BEACH BALL: incognito
Friday, October 13, 2023, 6:30 – 10:30 PM
Beach Museum of Art
701 Beach Lane, Manhattan, Kansas 66506,
Kansas State University

General Admission Ticket: $125 per guest
Increased Impact Ticket: $250 per guest
Increase the price of your ticket to further your support of this important community institution. Every extra dollar helps to broaden the Museum’s outreach and impact on all ages, through art, in our region.

Help us put the FUN back in fundraising! Space is limited.
Click here to buy your tickets now.

Need assistance or have questions? Please contact Robin Lonborg at 785-532-5146 or email beachart@ksu.edu

We hope you can join us at the inaugural Beach Ball. If you are unable to attend, you can still donate to support the Beach Museum of Art. Please click here. Thank you.

Ticket purchase does not constitute Friends of the Beach Museum of Art membership and benefits.

Image: Patricia DuBose Duncan, Self Portrait with Devil Mask, 1984, gelatin silver print, 8 3/4 x 6 7/8 in., 1998.144

Art Beyond Sight Open House: Please Touch Experience

Saturday, October 7, 2023, 1-2:30 p.m.
Beach Museum of Art
701 Beach lane, Manhattan, Kansas 66506
Kansas State University
Free and open to the public

"Mise-en-Scène," 2023 Beach Museum of Art Gift Print. Composed of various prints assembled in a box. Featured in the "wood+paper+box in your hands" exhibition at the museum.

This open house will feature the opportunity to enjoy the Beach Museum of Art Gift Print, Mise-en-Scène featured in the exhibition wood+paper+box, through seeing, touching, and interacting. Additional activities include visual descriptions of chosen artworks and a chance to try a variety of artists’ media. October is Visual Impairment Awareness Month; the event is free and open to all!

This event is part of the Beach Museum of Art’s annual program series, Art in Motion: a tribute to Marianna’s love for lifelong learning! Marianna Kistler Beach believed in the value of art and the importance of cross-cultural understanding. The museum offers the Art in Motion programs in celebration of her work and leadership.

Image: wood+paper+box, Mise-en-Scène, 2020–22, 2023 Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art Gift Print, photo: Alec Smith

ART BYTES on the Museum’s Social Media

Enjoy short videos about art in the Beach Museum of Art’s collection. Each video will feature information about an artwork in the collection, the artist who made it, and the techniques used. Art Bytes are released first Wednesdays on the museum’s social media channels:

Facebook: BeachMuseumofArt
Instagram: @beachmuseum

Enjoy past Art Bytes videos on the museum’s YouTube channel at beach.k-state.edu/videos. Please don’t forget to subscribe, like or share. Thanks!

Art Bytes video screenshot

Screen capture of Art Byte video on Haying by Bernard Joseph Steffen, presented in Spanish by Andrea Fernanda Ramírez Tello.