- Abigail Denton
- Barb Sullivan
- Barbara Sullivan
- Brook Taylor
- Carol DeVall
- Dave Galois
- Donna Burdic
- Gabriela Vlad
- Gail Folda
- Ginny Freitag
- Gretchen Olberding
- Group Show
- Guest Artists
- Holiday Show
- Invitational
- Jan Fox
- Jan Garvin
- Jan Lang
- Jennifer Austin
- Jude Martindale
- Judith Andre
- Kelley Dachtler
- Larry Pelter
- Larry Schwisow
- MC Anderson
- Mark Coyle
- Mark Entzminger
- Meghan Stratman
- Mitch Egeberg
- Nancy Hagler-Vujovic
- PJ Peters
- Pam Young
- Patrick Grewe
- Robert Esquivel
- Rose Kotwas
- Scott Grossenbacher
- Sharon Lacy Cech
- Vonni Sparks
- bonnie vodehnal
- gretchen olberding
- jan lang
- jennifer nichols
- meghan stratman
- merle henkenius
- su harvey
TURNING COLORS (May 2022)
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TURNING COLORS, featuring turned wood/epoxy bowls by Mark Entzminger and paper collages by Meghan Stratman.
On display May 4-29, 2022
JULY INVITATIONAL (July 2021)
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Our annual Invitational Show, featuring work by gallery members and guest artists.
Guest artists include: Adrienne Griffin (illustrated images with mixed media and ink), Anthony Jackson (Acrylic paintings), Dana Clements, Harry Tompkin (glass), Heather Brandt Ladman (paintings), Jane Chesnut (paintings), Jeremy Johnson, Katie Nieland (cut paper and mixed media), Linda Hatfield (pyrography/acrlyic), Alias Kane (paintings), MC Anderson (paintings), Paul Adamson (ceramics), Pawl Tisdale (mixed media), Ronda Esquivel (photography), Rose Kotwas (jewelry), Shannon Sullivan (photography), Taylor Dozler (ink drawings), Patty Gallimore (mixed media), Jude Martindale (paintings), Peter Sherr (ceramics), Peg Pelter (porcelain paintings), Rachel Smith (paintings), Luke Potts (wood), and Sean Scott (ceramics).
June 30-August 1, 2021
TIME & PLACE (June 2021)
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In June, Gallery 9 will feature new oil paintings by Mitch Egeberg and watercolor paintings Barb Sullivan.
On display June 2-27, 2021
The still life paintings in oil by Mitch Egeberg range from realistic to somewhat abstract. His focus is on the play of light and shadow on the bowls, plates, fruit or plants that he is painting. He often uses the shadows cast by the objects to add unique negative shapes to the compositions.
Barb Sullivan’s paintings on paper are colorful watercolor and mixed media landscapes. She spends considerable time visually exploring her subjects and strives to create a sense of time and space. Sullivan’s work intermingles realism with abstraction as she combines her love of drawing with the transparency, purity, and richness of watercolor. Sullivan is a Signature Member of the Kansas Watercolor Society.
