Mary Mito: Meditations on Nature
Amarillo Museum of Art
June 6 - August 17, 2014
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Home on the Range, Where the Prairie Meets the Plains in Central West Texas
May 8 through August 9, 2014
Artworks documenting early impressions of the area, historic photographs, oral histories and rarely-seen artifacts cherish a link to the past in Central West Texas.
Mary Mito: Meditations on Nature
June 6 through August 17, 2014
Photorealistic sepia-toned paintings of details of the natural world by the Santa Fe-based artist.
Side by Side: Romy Owens and Christopher Pekoc
May 16 through August 17, 2014
Ashton Thornhill: Shadow and Silhouette
The Louise Hopkins Underwood Center For The Arts- LHUCA
July 4 through August 30, 2014
Longtime Lubbock photographer Ashton Thornhill is an associate professor emeritus from Texas Tech, where he taught photography for 26 years.
American Indian Art from the Susan J. Allen Collection
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum
October 5, 2013 through September 1, 2014
Since its inception in 1921, the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society has preserved American Indian material, cultural artifacts, and art objects. While numerous donors added to the Society's Native American collection over the previous eighty-two years, Susan J. Allen deserves special recognition because of the large amount of objects she gave and their overall high quality.
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