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Every four to six weeks, the Deines Cultural Center hosts a new exhibit of local or regional art with an opening reception themed to the show and open to the public.
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May 9 - June 22, 2008
Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition
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View, listen and interact with exciting displays
about the origins of contemporary
American music forms.
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 Listen to America's music and hear the story of freedom. It's the story of people in a New World, places they have left behind, and ideas they have brought with them. It is the story of people who were already here, but whose world is remade. The distinct cultural identities of all of these people are carried in song—both sacred and secular. Their music tracks the unique history of many peoples reshaping each other into one incredibly diverse and complex people—Americans...
more on exhibit >>
educational material >>
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The Deines Cultural Center has been hosting exhibits and welcoming people through its doors since 1990. Our exhibits have included the visual arts from traditional realism to abstract expressionism, musical themes that are educational and participatory, and an exploration of the cultural life of Russell, Kansas.
Some of the Deines Cultural Center Past Exhibits:
Bountiful Journey >>
The Artists Guild of Wichita >>
Anthony Benton Gude >>
Imagonatura >>
Corrugation >>
"Jessie" M. Montes >>
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Operation of the Center is made possible in part from a grant from the Kansas Arts Commission, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
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