University calendar
- Saturday, July 4, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Sunday, July 5, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- WEEK 7.
- 41st calendar day.
- Monday, July 6, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Tuesday, July 7, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Wednesday, July 8, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Workshop: Business of Sports. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Big 12 Room, K-State Student Union. The workshop will include discussions of how sports teams and events draw so many fans, and how teams connect with fans in this era of sports saturation. Lessons on creating and pitching a business plan also will be part of this class.
- Workshop: Creative Writing. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Big 12 Room, K-State Student Union. The workshop will teach the basics of creative writing, including how to find your voice as a writer. Students also will have the chance to share their work and ideas in a group format.
- Thursday, July 9, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Workshop: Investing for Fun & Profit. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Big 12 Room, K-State Student Union. The workshop will provide the basics of investing and the tools used to assess investment opportunities. Students will be able to develop strategies and try them out on the stock market simulator.
- Harry Potter's Wizarding World: A Workshop for Muggles. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Big 12 Room, K-State Student Union. Recent K-State master's graduate and Harry Potter expert Rachel Parkin will guide students through the popular J.K. Rowling series. The workshop is suitable for seasoned Potter fans or newcomers to the series.
- Welcome Reception: Mr. Tim DeNoble, Dean, College of Architecture, Planning and Design. 3 to 5 p.m., K-State Alumni Center Ballroom. Please email if you have any questions.
- Friday, July 10, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Saturday, July 11, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Sunday, July 12, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Bowling Workshop. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., K-State Student Union. Rick Steelsmith, a professional bowler and instructor based in Wichita, will work with students on bowling fundamentals such as stance, footwork, arm swing and finishing, and will videotape students to help them identify their weaknesses and strengths as bowlers.
- Harry Potter on Film. 3 to 4 p.m., Manhattan Public Library. Join us for an illustrated talk by Phil Nel, K-State Professor of Children's Literature, on the previous five film adaptations of Rowling's Harry Potter series in advance of the release of the sixth film.
- WEEK 8.
- 48th calendar day.
- Monday, July 13, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Tuesday, July 14, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Wednesday, July 15, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Division of Facilities Van Operator Training. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., 213 K-State Student Union. National Safety Council training will be conducted for all operators and/or potential operators of motor pool vans operated by K-State faculty, staff, and students. This training is mandatory for all operators. Register for training.
- Last day to update the Spring 2010 Class Schedule by colleges/departments.
- Thursday, July 16, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Salina: Division of Facilities Van Operator Training. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., 101 Facilities Room, K-State at Salina. National Safety Council training will be conducted for all operators and/or potential operators of motor pool vans operated by K-State faculty, staff, and students. This training is mandatory for all operators. Register for training.
- Friday, July 17, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Military and Veterans Campus Visit Day. 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., K-State Student Union. Open to all military members, veterans and military family members interested in pursuing the continuation of their education. Participants will receive academic advisement, information about financial aid and military education benefits, find out about K-State student services and receive personal assistance with admissions and enrollment.
- Saturday, July 18, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Little Apple Jazz Festival. 4:30 to 10 p.m., Manhattan City Park. See the list of bands and more information. For questions call 785-532-6571 or email.
- Sunday, July 19, 2009
- Exhibition: Figuring It Out. April 14 through July 19, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. "Figuring It Out" features work by artist Mike Lyon as well as part of his collection of Ukiyo-e prints. Lyon is interested in pattern and perception. He applies computer programming and industrial equipment to traditional painting, drawing, and printmaking methods, attempting to go directly from mind to art object. He describes it as "Look Ma, no hands!"
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- WEEK 9.
- 55th calendar day.
- Monday, July 20, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- HAZWOPER 8-Hr Training Edwards Hall, Manhattan, KS begins, 7/20/2009 runs through 7/20/2009. For more information, contact the Division Of Continuing Education Conference Registration Office at (785) 532-5569.
- Tuesday, July 21, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- HAZWOPER 40-Hr Training Edwards Hall, Manhattan, KS begins, 7/21/2009 runs through 7/22/2009. For more information, contact the Division Of Continuing Education Conference Registration Office at (785) 532-5569.
- Wednesday, July 22, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- 2009 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists Exhibitors Portland, OR begins, 7/22/2009 runs through 7/27/2009. For more information, contact the Division Of Continuing Education Conference Registration Office at (785) 532-5569.
- 2009 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists Portland, OR begins, 7/22/2009 runs through 7/27/2009. For more information, contact the Division Of Continuing Education Conference Registration Office at (785) 532-5569.
- Thursday, July 23, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Friday, July 24, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Saturday, July 25, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Sunday, July 26, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- WEEK 10.
- 62nd calendar day.
- Monday, July 27, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Tuesday, July 28, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Attosecond Physics Conference K-State Campus, Manhattan, KS begins, 7/28/2009 runs through 8/1/2009. For more information, contact the Division Of Continuing Education Conference Registration Office at (785) 532-5569.
- Wednesday, July 29, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Thursday, July 30, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Friday, July 31, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Saturday, August 1, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Sunday, August 2, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- WEEK 11.
- 69th calendar day.
- Monday, August 3, 2009
- Exhibition: The Circus Comes to Town. April 28 through September 8, 2009, Wefald Gallery, Beach Museum of Art. "The Circus Comes to Town" is a display of nineteen works from the museum's permanent collection, featuring acrobats, clowns, and circus animals portrayed by such artists as John Steuart Curry, Lester Raymer, and Georges Rouault.
- Exhibition: Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008. June 11 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. In "Destruction Framed: Photographs of the Chapman/Manhattan Tornado, June 11, 2008," the Beach Museum of Art is showing the artwork of three photographers who captured the feel of the aftermath of that tornado. Tom Leopold, a freelance photographer, collected his for a book. Rod Mikinski and Luke Townsend shot theirs for The Manhattan Mercury newspaper. The exhibition opens - appropriately enough - on June 11, exactly one year from the date of the storm. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- Exhibition: Larry Schwarm: Greensburg After the Storm. June 12 through August 16, 2009, Beach Museum of Art. Schwarm is the most prominent fine art photographer living in Kansas and his hometown is Greensburg. Prompted by a middle-of-the-night telephone call from his parents, he hurried to his hometown, checked on his family, and began a series of photographs the morning after the devastating tornado on May 4, 2007. Since that date, he returned repeatedly to capture the stark reality of the surreal terrain that was once a town. For museum hours and exhibit details, see the website.
- August Session begins.
This page lists events starting on Saturday, July 4, 2009 and continuing for 31 days.