386,552: Art for Wichita

Named after the 2016 census-bureau population of Wichita, the exhibition 386,552 explores the unique artistic scene of the city and the ways in which the arts are vital to Wichita's community and culture.

Through permanent collection objects that celebrate the city and unique insight into the history of the arts in Wichita, 386,552 celebrates the art and artists that have helped to make Wichita a vibrant place to live. 

In partnership with ICT Army of Artists--a collective of creatives, activists, and provocateurs connecting with Wichita neighborhoods and engaging people in innovative cultural interventions--the exhibition will feature two art-vending machines that will distribute art from seven local artists. Individual works of art will be featured in the machines for two weeks. At the end of two weeks, the next work will be featured.  Vending machines will feature artwork by Alexis Riverre, Emily Chamberlain, Sam Miller Gott, Erin Raux, Dane Jones, and Trisha Coates. 

Credit: Exhibition overview from museum website