The Strecker-Nelson Art Gallery is upstairs, but on the ground level is their fabulous pop-up gallery with an incredible variety of art. 406 Poyntz, Manhattan, Kansas Follow the Strecker-Nelson Art Gallery on Facebook.
Along Poyntz Ave.
Downtown Manhattan.
Area of Refuge Assistance
On the terrace, Flint Hills Discovery Center, Manhattan. (And no, I don’t know what the sign means.)
Calico
Calico cat at the hippie shop, The Wild Side, in Aggieville.
Marko Fields
Dave and I stopped in at the Strecker-Nelson Art Gallery in downtown Manhattan today. The current show which opened last week at the Strecker-Nelson is 2012: Faith, Magic, Love and Death, Cautionary Tales of the End Time. It’s a traveling art show and has landed here for awhile. I’m crazy about the pieces made by …
Pat’s Blue Rib’n BBQ
The signature sandwich with brisket – includes slaw and fried onion sticks on the sandwich. Homemade potato chips on the side. Pat’s Blue Rib’n BBQ is at 1200 Moro (Aggieville) in Manhattan.
Rollin’
Outdoor wall art at the So Long Saloon, Aggieville, Manhattan.
Red State Blues…
Aggieville, Manhattan.
The Wichita-Sedgwick County Museum
The old 1892 Wichita City Hall is the home of the current Wichita-Sedgwick County Museum.
Leo Villareal
At Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art at Johnson County Community College, there’s an art installation at the side of the building – an LED light display by Leo Villareal. You can see it from the street (Quivira Road, I think), and the light just dances. Check out Leo Villareal’s website. Here’s a close-up shot. The …
Stairway – Regnier Center
In the Regnier Center – Johnson County Community College