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Landscapes in the Abstract

Prairie Lands - Winter Sleep by Ed Pointer
Prairie Lands - Winter Sleep by Ed Pointer

Prairie Lands - Mid Winter Bluestem by Ed Pointer
Prairie Lands - Sunset Birds by Ed Pointer

Prairie Lands - Mid Winter by Ed Pointer
Prairie Lands - Mid Winter by Ed Pointer

Vista by Gary Ozias
Vista by Gary Ozias

Hay at Maple Hill by Beverly Dodge Radefeld
Hay at Maple Hill by Beverly Dodge Radefeld

Finished Field by Beverly Dodge Radefeld
Finished Field by Beverly Dodge Radefeld

Fairview Soy Beans by Beverly Dodge Radefeld
Fairview Soy Beans by Beverly Dodge Radefeld

The View from Above by Jim Rigg
The View from Above by Jim Rigg

Divisions in Space by Jim Rigg
Divisions in Space by Jim Rigg

Symbols of the Moon 1 by Jim Rigg
Symbols of the Moon 1 by Jim Rigg

Symbols of the Moon 2 by Jim Rigg
Symbols of the Moon 2 by Jim Rigg

Symbols of the Moon 3 by Jim Rigg
Symbols of the Moon 3 by Jim Rigg

Memory of Salsbury by Robert Sudlow
Memory of Salsbury by Robert Sudlow

Evening Pond II by Barbara Waterman Peters
Evening Pond II by Barbara Waterman Peters

Kansas River at Topeka by Barbara Waterman Peters
Kansas River at Topeka by Barbara Waterman Peters

Evening Pond by Barbara Waterman Peters
Evening Pond by Barbara Waterman Peters

Primary by Don Tiller
Primary by Don Tiller

Over Hill and Dale by Don Tiller
Over Hill and Dale by Don Tiller

Grazing Lane by Don Tiller
Grazing Lane by Don Tiller

Pieces of Autumn by Cally Krallman
Pieces of Autumn by Cally Krallman

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Landscapes in the Abstract
A group show featuring the work of 33 artists from throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Exhibit runsFebruary 5, 2010 – March 15, 2010

Artists’ Reception: Friday, March 5, 2010, 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Gallery Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Landscapes in the Abstract is the title of our annual all-abstract exhibit featuring the work of 33 artists from Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, and Canada.

This year’s all-abstract show focuses on the landscape, but rather than literal translations, the artists interpret nature in fresh and powerful abstract forms that capture atmosphere and mood instead of detail The artists’ have used shape, color, texture and line that elicits both contemplation and excitement for the viewer.

The stylistic variety in Landscapes in the Abstract is highly engaging with 33 artists participating, each using his or her own visual impressions and emotions to create works of art. The paintings in the exhibit include all mediums from acrylic to oils, to watercolor and encaustic, as well as mixed media pieces.

Landscapes in the Abstract Artists:
 Janet Bailey, Ed Balda, Carol A. Bradbury, Steve Denny, Dana Hassett, Mike Henry, Phillip Hershberger, Linda Humphries, Cally Krallman, Michelle Leivan, Jancy Pettit, Beverly Radefeld, and Barbara Waterman-Peters (Topeka, KS); John Gary Brown, Jane R. Flanders, Robert Sudlow, and Joanie Whitenight (Lawrence, KS); James Pringle Cook (Tucson, AZ); Gary Ozias (Downs, KS); Debra J. Groesser (Ralston, NE); Nicole and Wes Hyde (Denver, CO); Stephen Kilborn (Taos, NM); Alyson, KinKade (Loveland, CO); Scott Lennox (Ft. Worth, TX); Mary Binford Miller (Eldorado, KS); Neil Patterson (Alberta, Canada); Jim Rigg (Manhattan, KS);  Don Tiller (Port Townsend, WA).