Gallery Door Art

Meadowlark Gallery features "evolving door"

Passersby and patrons of Meadowlark Gallery in Grant have no doubt noticed a new look on the entrance of the building on 246 Central Ave. The gallery is now sporting an “evolving door,” to be redecorated monthly.

The first in the series is an abstract pattern in brown and black, created by arts council member and project coordinator, DeeAnn Tatum.

All budding Michelangelos are invited to give the gallery their own personal stamp to grace the entrance for a month. Their creation will then take a more permanent spot in the gallery’s history when it is photographed and archived right here on the arts council’s website.

Anyone interested in decorating the gallery door can leave a message on the site's webmail, or contact DeeAnn Tatum.

By the way, the gallery door is open every Friday and Saturday evening from 6-8 p.m. for the public to enjoy original creations from their southwest Nebraska friends and neighbors.

	June 2011 Mindy Schultz .. I was thrilled to receive the award from the Women's Chamber of Commerce for the Outstanding Exhibit at the Keith County Fair in August 2010. I love to work with Acrylics. I am a very tactile person, and use different techniques to build up my pictures and in turn given them a more three dimensional appeal. I may paint a picture of a house or barn on heavy water color paper, matboard, or even balsa wood, cut them out, and then adhere them to my canvas. I have even carved out old dried paint in paint can to create the hillsides as shown in this picture.