A Showcase for Contemporary Art

Ulrich Museum home to art that reflects our world today »

Millipede bronze sculpture by Tom Otterness is located on the campus of Wichita State University

A Showcase for Contemporary Art

Ulrich Museum home to art that reflects our world today

The Ulrich50

 

Established in 1974, the Edwin A. Ulrich Museum of Art is celebrating 50 years of bridging the intellect of campus with the beauty of artistry, serving as a community resource and showcasing art in Wichita. Throughout 2024-25, the museum will recognize this accomplishment with The Ulrich50, a series of events and exhibitions to celebrate the important work of the last half-century and pave the way for new opportunities.

 

The Impact

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Support the continual growth of the Ulrich’s permanent collection with artworks that push boundaries and provoke meaningful dialogue.

Expand the Martin H. Bush Outdoor Sculpture Collection, maintaining its ranking as one of the top collections of its kind and bringing art to the daily experience at Wichita State.

Ensure new and exciting special exhibitions from artists and curators across the country are accessible to the Wichita community.

Increase opportunities for access through community engagement at the Ulrich Museum with guided tours, curriculum literature, artist talks and interdisciplinary education.

 

 

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Want to make a major impact?

Our Senior Director of Development, Ann Marie Siegwarth, can help connect your passions with opportunities to make a difference. Reach her at annmarie.siegwarth@wichita.edu.

Joan Mitchell Untitled 1956 oil painting at the Ulrich Museum of Art at Wichita State University

Joan Mitchell Untitled 1956 oil painting, Ulrich Museum of Art.

Shockers by Tom Otterness installed in 2019 is a part of the Martin H. Bush Outdoor Sculpture Collection on the Wichita State University campus

Shockers by Tom Otterness, part of the Martin H. Bush Outdoor Sculpture Collection.

Artist Lee Krasner 1979 print "Free Space" was on display at the Ulrich Museum of Art on Wichita State University campus

Free Space by Lee Krasner 1979, Ulrich Museum of Art.

New Collection Study Center

Edwin A. Ulrich Museum of Art Collection Study Center

University art museums are uniquely positioned to encourage the diverse student bodies they serve to develop open and creative ways of thinking about all aspects of contemporary life, be it art, science, technology, history, or the pressing cultural and social issues of our time.

Who: Wichita State University’s Edwin A. Ulrich Museum of Art

What: New Collection Study Center – A teaching and learning space for students, faculty and community members to access works of art from the Museum’s permanent collection.

When: Demolition and renovation to begin summer 2021.

If you would like to learn more about this project, please contact Ann Marie Siegwarth, Director of Development at 316.978.3945 or by email at annmarie.siegwarth@wichita.edu.