Envision Arts Gallery and Community Engagement Center | Envision
View of the Envision Arts Gallery and Community Center

Envision Arts Gallery and Community Engagement Center

The Envision Arts Gallery is the premier, national destination for artists and audiences who are blind, visually impaired and/or disabled. 

Our mission is to empower these amazing individuals to exhibit, perform and engage our community through this accessible, diverse, and inclusive space for the arts.

We are a group of artists, friends and collaborators working and growing together in our creative explorations and artistic journeys. 

We are blind. We have low vision. We are disabled. We are women. We are men. We are elders. We are children. We are Black. We are Asian. We are Indigenous. We are Latinx. We are queer. We are American. We are Immigrants. We are friends. We are your neighbors. We are artists. We are creative. We are resilient. We are a community.


The keeper of the plains statue inside the art gallery.

Keeper on Parade 'PRISM' in Partnership with Cargill Protein

A unique project has brought together sighted, blind, and visually impaired individuals with the creation of a new Keeper on Parade statue for Cargill. This statue was made by more than 30 different people from our Child Development Center, Art Program, Adult Day Support Program and Heartspring. This collaborative effort not only symbolizes the Wichita community's diversity but also showcases the extraordinary talents of individuals with visual impairments. 

'PRISM' is located outside Cargill headquarters in Wichita, KS at 825 E. Douglas Ave and is open to the public to view.


A close up of Tomiyo's work.

Barton School Showcases Fifth Art Installation from the Envision Arts Program

Tomiyo Tajiri is the fifth artist who is visually impaired to be featured on the third floor of the Barton School.

Keela Alonzo touching the tactile Mona Lisa.

Envision Shines Again on National TV: Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist on NBC News

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the team at NBC and Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist for illuminating the mission of Envision and our arts gallery and program on a global stage once again. Watch the segment by clicking the button below!


Group of participants standing in front of Envision Arts Gallery Community Center

Group of participants stand in front of the Envision Arts Gallery and Community Engagement Center


Visit us:

Tuesday - Friday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 

(closed for lunch noon-1:00 p.m.)

Closed on Mondays 

Additional Hours Include:

  • First Friday 5-8 p.m.

535 W Douglas Ave #160, Wichita, KS 67213


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