This is a sampling of Kansas or midwest oriented web sites to help you in exploring the center of the United States through the eyes of its artists.
Teresa Grove – Lawrence, Kansas
Alix Hawley - Gritty black and white street and travel photography
Mark Feiden – A Flint Hills Anthology
Dan White – Dan White is a Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer with a photojournalistic perspective that permeates his commercial, editorial, and artistic images.
Stephen Locke: Contemplative Life – Visual Art – Dramatic weather, supercell cinematography, landscape
Jim Richardson Photography – Landscapes, people and places by National Geographic photographer
Gerald Hill – Four decades of telling stories thru the lens of a camera
Larry Schwarm – Fires, Landscapes, Kansas Farmers
Michael Forsberg – Color landscape and nature photographs from the Great Plains of the central United States.
Andrea LaRayne Etzel Photography
John D. Morrison – Prairie Vistas – Landscape photography
Scott Bean – Flint Hills landscape
Tom Stybr – Landscape and portraiture
Tom Parish – Subterranean shelters
Casey Wilson – Wildlife, prairie chickens, light painting, lightning strikes
Aaron Santry – Scattered Lodge Photography
Analog Kansas – Black & white film photography, urban landscape
John Finch – Finch Fine Art Photography
Brad Neff – Kansas Whispers – Facebook page
Gallery of Kite & Blimp Aerial Photography – James S. and Susan W. Aber
Crystal Socha – Ranching, wranglers, horse-drawn wagons & landscape
Leon Unruh Photography - Author / Photographer
Ted Garcia Fine Arts - artist located in Black Hawk, Colorado
Dave Leiker – Flint Hills landscape & environmental portrait series
Related Sites:
The School for Rural Culture and Creativity - for the enrichment of rural life and culture in Matfield Green, KS
105 Meadowlark Reader – A Kansas Journal of Creative Nonfiction
Konza Press – “Celebrating the people, places and rich traditions of the Great Plains”
Kansas Wildflowers and Grasses – Plant identification guides
Plains Folk– Jim Hoy and Tom Isern
Cheryl Unruh, Author – Quincy Press | CherylUnruh.com
Spirit Creek Farm – Stories from the tall grass prairie in the Kansas Flint Hills
Emporia First Friday - Founded in 2016, Emporia First Friday is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote cultural growth by connecting artists to the community.
Social Media Groups
Gallery Links
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO
Spencer Museum of Art, The University of Kansas
Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art, Kansas State University
Prairie PastTimes LLC - We are a consortium of Flint Hills artisans and crafters located in beautiful downtown Cottonwood Falls, Kansas.
The Volland Store – a place for art and community
The Bank Art Space at Matfield Green