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Archives - Performing
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The Hays Arts Council
is proud of the programs it presents. Below is
a
sampling of programs presented in our schools,
for families, and community.
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“The Little
Engine That Could” from Omaha Theater Company,
February 19, 2010
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“Patchwork:
the Little House Life of Laura Ingalls Wilder” from
Theatre IV (Richmond, Va) - April 23, 2010 |
"Murder
on the Disoriented Express" -
Annual Meeting
and Mystery Dinner Theater, October 30, 2009
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Pippi Longstocking -
The American Family
Theater Company musical production, May 1, 2009
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"Beaux Arts
Ball 2008" - Annual
Meeting and Ball for the Hays Arts Council, October
25, 2008 |
"Talking With..."
- A Community Theater Production of the Hays Arts
Council, September 2008 |
"If You Give A Pig A Party"
- Presented by The Dallas Children's Theater, April
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"Beaux Arts Ball 2007"
- 40th Anniversary Celebration for the Hays
Arts Council, October 2007 |
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| Archives - Visual |
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Visual Arts Alliance of
McPherson,an exhibition of two
and three-dimensional works by the members
of V.A.A.M., June 18 - August 12, 2010
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Ann Zerger:
"In, Out, and In Between"
a collection of
monotypes and bronze, ceramic & mixed media
sculpture
March 5 through
April 20 See More |
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"Bruce Burkholder: A Life's
Pursuit"a
retrospective exhibition featuring
paints & drawings from childhood
through the completion, and formal
unveiling, of his 20-year project
"History Holds the Future"
January
29 - February 27, 2010
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"Five State Photography Exhibition" is an annual
photographic competition of works submitted from Kansas,
Oklahoma, Colorado, Missouri and Nebraska. Out of 489 photographs submitted
this 26th year, 172 were
accepted by the juror.
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"Bridge the Arts"
is a
collective of artists offering unique perspectives
through bronze, clay, paper casting, painting, pastel,
mixed media and installation. From abstraction to
realism and traditional to contemporary, the bridge
connecting this group is their ongoing creative
exploration and passion for the visual arts.
Exhibiting Artists : Dr. Richard Bergen, Rich Bergen, Michael Duane, Jerry Exline,
Larry Goodwin, Michaela Groeblacher, Becky Hyberger,
Don Lind, Peggy Medina, Mira Mickler Moss, Debbie Wagner
October 23 - December 2, 2009
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| "Legends & Legacy, An
Exhibition in Two Parts" "Legends"
is a celebration of artists who have left an
indelible mark on our community by inspiring
us as artists, teachers, mentors, and
friends, featuring works by John Cody,
Hazel Dick, Florence Fellers, Pete Felten,
Dale Ficken, Jim Hinkhouse, Omer Knoll, Kathleen Kuchar,
Jack Logan, Darrell McGinnis, Frank Nichols, John C
Thorns, Jr. with private collection works by Gary
Coulter, Skip Harwick and Joel Moss August 28 -
October 9, 2009 See
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"Maelstrom", a
sculptural string installation by former
Hays resident and Paris, France artist Sean
McGinnis. August 28 - November 5
See the entire installation process
See most of Sean's
images in his "blog" |
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40th
Annual Smoky Hill Art Exhibition April 24th
through June 6th 2009 See More |
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"Connecting Threads" fiber work by
Paulette VonLintel Karlin of Buena Vista, Colorado
(formerly of Ellis County)
and "Recent Works"
by Frank Nichols of Hays, March 6 - April 16, 2009
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"Five
State Photography Exhibition" This year's
competition marked the 25th Anniversary of this event.
Five hundred fifty six photographs were submitted from
Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Missouri, and Nebraska.
The Juror accepted 182. See More |
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"Sleeping in the City: Dreamscapes and
Other Episodes from inside the Wire” Street Photography
Exhibition
by G. Mark Smith of Lawrence was featured in the Art
Center November 5 - December 6, 2008
See More |
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"Flowers: Real &
Imagined" featured a variety of media including live
floral displays. The show was featured in all
three galleries and was exhibited August 22-September
26, 2008 See More |
| 39th
Annual Smoky Hill Art Exhibition April 25th
through June 6th 2008 See More |
| "Southwest Images"
is a exhibition of works
featuring southwest artwork and several Native American
artists. Exhibition dates March 7th through
April 18th 2008 See More |
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