Last few days to view "Kansas Triennial 25/26"

Kansas Triennial 25/26
Open through May 30, 2026


A view of the Kansas Triennial 25/26 exhibition

Rooted in the Beach Museum’s deep commitment to the region, this new signature exhibition—happening every three years—showcases the diverse and dynamic voices of artists who call Kansas home. The exhibition series invites us to reflect on Kansas’ spirit of growth and transformation, where the energy of place meets a culture of forward-thinking expression. The 2025 inaugural installation features works by Mona Cliff, Mark Cowardin, Poppy DeltaDawn, and Ann Resnick.

 

Several tiny beads stuck together on two canvases to create abstract shapes and topographical surface.

Mona Cliff, You Can’t See the Wind, 2025, seed beads, bugle beads, beeswax (copal, pine rosin, petroleum jelly),thread, resin, glue, and canvas. Courtesy of the artist

 

A view of the "Kansas Triennial 25/26" exhibition at the Beach Museum of Art.

Works by Mark Cowardin, courtesy of the artist
Left: Head On, 2023, step ladders, 2x4s, hardware, lights & electrical components
Right: Until the Sun Moves, 2023, step Ladders, 2x4s, hardware, lights & electrical components

 

Poppy DeltaDawn, Woven (detail), 2025, baskets, cedar, and textile, courtesy of the artist

 

Ann Resnick, “Cenotaph (Orange/Green) (detail),” 2015, spray paint, two layers of burned paperAnn Resnick, Cenotaph (Orange/Green), 2015, spray paint, two layers of burned paper. Courtesy of the artist

 

A view of the "Kansas Triennial 25/26" exhibition.

A view of the Kansas Triennial 25/26 exhibition

Major Sponsors: Friends of the Beach Museum of Art, Greater Manhattan Community Foundation’s Lincoln & Dorothy Deihl Community Grants Program
Contributing Sponsors: Dick and Gloria Anderson, Mike & Dee Michaelis
Media Sponsor: KANSAS! Magazine