Ulrich Museum of Art

The Ulrich Museum of Art is a museum at Wichita State University housing a collection of modern and contemporary works within a contemporary building. The collection spans painting, sculpture, and other art forms by established and emerging artists from different continents and movements.

The museum was founded in the middle of the 20th century and has since served as a place for art education and public exhibitions. It reflects developments in the art world during that era and has continuously expanded to show artists and topics of today.

The museum displays works spanning different periods and materials, showing how artists have explored various subjects and techniques across time. Visitors encounter painting, sculpture, and other art forms side by side, revealing how artistic expression takes many forms.

The museum is easily accessible and open most days of the week, with different hours on weekdays and weekends. It offers restrooms, seating areas, and other amenities for visitors, and the outdoor area with sculptures can be enjoyed at no additional cost.

Visitors can explore an impressive backdrop of large-scale sculptures in the open that traverse the grounds and provide an extended outdoor art gallery. This sculpture park complements the experience inside the building and draws visitors across the entire campus setting.