Lindsey DeVries is an arts professional built like a Swiss Army knife—sharp, versatile, and easy to work with. Her strengths in media relations, writing, and strategic communications are honed for mission-driven arts organizations and higher education. With an academic background in modern and contemporary art history, Lindsey’s knowledge and insight make her a powerful advocate for the arts.
Based in Seattle, her work builds upon 10 years of wide-ranging experience in the arts and higher education. She earned her Master of Arts in Art History from Southern Methodist University in 2012, and her Bachelor of Arts in Art History from The University of Texas at Austin in 2007. Over the course of these two degrees, her research focused on Latin America, with specializations in 1970s Brazil, colonial cartography, and semiotics.
Gordon Parks: A Celebration of Life and Work January 20, 2016—A round-up of city-wide institutions simultaneously presenting work by seminal photographer Gordon Parks. [expand title=”Full transcript”] This winter, you have many opportunities to learn more about Kansas photographer Gordon Parks. The Ulrich Museum just opened Visual Justice: The Gordon Parks Photography Collection at WSU. This […]
Looking Forward to a Colorful 2015 January 7, 2015—A round-up highlighting upcoming exhibitions in Wichita for early 2015. [expand title=”Full transcript”] 2014 brought us some stellar art exhibitions. Some of my favorites were: the Ulrich Museum’s Bruce Connor retrospective; American Moderns at the Wichita Art Museum; Randy Regier’s installation of TYTON at the Salina Arts Center; and George […]
Looking Ahead to 2014 January 8, 2014—Look at four new exhibitions opening at the Ulrich Museum of Art. [expand title=”Full transcript”] It’s the New Year, and with it comes the excitement of change and things to come. Galleries are preparing for their newest shows, but for 2014 the Ulrich Museum is taking the bull by […]
2013 Early Year Exhibitions January 9, 2013—A round-up of exhibitions opening in the new year. [expand title=”Full transcript”] Early January always holds such great optimism. A new year. A fresh start. A clean slate. This fades of course as the daily grind, well, grinds away. But until then, reveling in the newness of the year […]
