Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery An 8 Wonders of Kansas! Art winner. The focal point of the gallery's art collections is the work of Birger Sandzén. It houses the largest and most extensive collection of his paintings, prints, drawings and watercolors found anywhere in the world. The gallery also has an impressive collection of prints, ranging from European to American regionalist printmakers, and a variety of art from Asia. The Gallery exhibits work by local and regional as well as nationally recognized artists, music programs, receptions, and docent tours for groups. Donations welcomed. 401 N. First St. Red Barn Studio An 8 Wonders of Kansas! Art finalist. Artist/craftsman Lester Raymer worked in painting, furniture carving, tapestry, jewelry, toy making, sculpture and pottery. His prolific output is astounding; the diverse craft techniques he employed, rare. Raymer's childhood memories of the family farm in Oklahoma and his mother's strong religious beliefs inspired his art in both style and subject matter. Horses, roosters and the circus dominate the artistic thread throughout his life; Christian motifs run through his painting, toys and sculpture. Donations welcomed. 212 S. Main St. Small World Gallery A Gallery of Art and Ideas on Main Street! See through the eyes of world-traveled National Geographic photographer Jim Richardson at Small World Gallery. In exhibits and in a huge greeting card selection of his work, you'll witness his passion for photography. Visit with Jim, if he's not on assignment. See IBIS Woman creations by Kathy Richardson, a jewelry designer who works with unusual and vintage metals, glass and semi-precious stones. Browse IBIS Silver Designs, a collection of jewelry created by IBIS Woman designer Briana Zimmerling, who has been dabbling in silver work since 2013. Each piece is a unique one-of-a-kind design. 127 N. Main St. Smoky Valley Arts & Folklife Center SVAFC provides a center for local artists, craftsmen and scholars, on related topics, to have exhibitions, workshops and lectures. SVAFC is a venue for present and future artists, crafters and performers to introduce their work to the community and inspire creativity in all ages. It is a place for educators and experts to share information about Smoky Valley creative people with locals and visitors. Exhibitions feature local and regional artists. Exhibitions are available to view Friday-Sunday. 114 1/2 S. Main St. Mingenback Art Center Gallery The Mingenback Art Gallery displays art work from artists with national and international recognition, as well as regional and student artists. Located on the Bethany College campus on the corner of Olsson and 2nd Streets.