About

SOS: 50 Years of Service, Advocacy, and Education (2026) is a collection of works from artists in the community. Much like the grassroots efforts during the founding of SOS in the mid-1970s, this exhibition draws from the collaborative efforts of a community to show up for those during some of the worst moments of their lives and foster resilience and hope.  Survivors and supporters are invited to submit their artwork for this exhibition at Gravel City Roasters. The exhibit will  be featured at the November 6 Art Walk.

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Entry requirements:

• One entry per artist

• Art must be made by the artist, appropriate to be viewed by all ages, and not infringe on any copyright laws. AI art or AI-assisted art is not accepted on the Art Walk.

• Artist will fill out an Entry Form at <SOS.com>? or located here: Entry Form

• Artist name and art title must be written on or affixed to the entry

• Size Requirements: minimum size 11x14 inches, maximum size 36x36 inches

• All 2D paper entries must be framed with a wire hanger (preferred) or sawtooth

• Canvas paintings must have a wire hanger

• ALL entries must be dry and clean

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SOS’ mission is to empower and advocate for those affected by sexual and domestic violence, stalking, human trafficking, and child abuse and neglect. For questions or submissions, contact Hannah Crowl at hcrowl@soskansas.com or 620-343-8799.