The Freak Power exhibition is a collection of political art and writing from Hunter S. Thompson’s 1970 campaign for sheriff of Aspen and the surrounding Pitkin County in Colorado. Thompson created a controversial and widely publicized campaign by writing about political issues in his witty, savage voice and collaborating with local and international artists to create clever political graphic...

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The Lawrence Arts Center presents a comprehensive exhibition of Albert Bloch paintings and watercolors, co-curated by LAC Exhibitions Director Ben Ahlvers and University of Kansas Art History Professor David Cateforis, working closely with the Albert Bloch Foundation. The exhibited works range in date from Bloch’s time with the Blue Rider group in Munich in the early 1910s through the end o...

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The exhibition “Naturally” brings together 4 artists whose work explores the ever-changing relationship Americans have with the natural world. This multi-dimensional exploration takes on the dichotomy of the human impact on the environment, coupled with our relationship to technology. How does our increasingly integrated virtual experience in our everyday lives impact our understanding...

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