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Volume 81, Issue 1
On the cover: A visitor stands inside the exhibition "Renoir: A Luminous Evolution" at the Mezmereyz Gallery of the Museum of Light + Art—photograph by Susan Kraus.
Editor's Letter: Murals keep Kansas towns colorful and vibrant
By Andrea Etzel
Anniversary: Kansas! is turning 80
In this section, the magazine examines its history over the last eight decades.
Art Walks
Part art show, part entertainment, part food-fest, and part community gathering—art walks across Kansas lift artists and civic pride
When Art Flows
By Cecilia Harris, photography by Jane Serene
Tom Egan creates unique, interactive waterworks for museums and learning centers.
Behind the Scenes: Tanner Colvin
An interview with a contributor of the magazine. In this interview, photographer (and Salina native) Tanner Colvin shares his passion for capturing images across the state.
Reason We Love Kansas: Cemetery Art
By Cecilia Harris
Across Kansas, cemeteries are home to more than headstones—they're open-air galleries of personal tribute and historical storytelling. From the masterful John Davis Memorial in Hiawatha to the hand-wrought iron crosses of Ellis County, these works of cemetery art reflect enduring love, faith, and craftsmanship. Each site invites visitors to pause, reflect, and appreciate the artistic ways Kansans have honored their loved ones through time.
A Town Where Sausage Gets Its Day
By Beccy Tanner, photography by Justin Lister
Some of the most eclectic, fun, and community-building festivals can be found in small towns across Kansas.
Barolo Grille brings Artsy Atmosphere on and around the Tables
By Meta Newell West, photography by Jason Dailey
This Salina restaurant matches the surrounding spirit of a savvy, fun and revitalized downtown.
Read the story | Recipe featured: Barolo Grille’s Korean-Inspired Meatballs
Textiles as Art
Story by Christine Steinkuehler, photography by Nick Krug
A small museum on the campus of Kansas State University houses a rare and unusual collection of historic clothing and textiles.
Big Bold and Beautiful: Murals Across Kansas
Written by Deborah Walker, photography by Ashley and Deborah Walker
There might be close to 500 murals across Kansas, thanks to artists, civic groups, and funding programs dedicated to transforming walls, silos, grain bins and other public spaces into works of art.
A Luminous Debut
Story and photography by Susan Kraus
The Museum of Art + Light in Manhattan opens to redefine possibilities for a modern gallery.
Editorial, Creative & Publishing
Andrea Etzel, publisher
Shelly Bryant, art director
Nathan Pettengill, managing editor
Leslie Clugston Andres, managing editor
Beccy Tanner, consultant
Joanne Morgan, Advertising manager