The Gallery 1001

The Gallery 1001 is honored to present a selection of distinguished local artists from the state of Kansas, showcasing a diverse array of artistic styles. Ranging from vibrant paintings to intricate sculptures, each artwork embodies the unique voice and creativity of its creator. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the artistic essence of Kansas, engaging with the rich cultural heritage and contemporary expressions that characterize the local art scene. Whether one is an art connoisseur or a casual observer, the gallery provides a compelling experience that pays tribute to the talent and innovation of both its resident artists and esteemed guest artists.

  • Mike Fell is a retired educator as well as one of the founding members of Gallery 1001, and is its current Director. He also happens to be a skilled potter, sculptor, metal smith and cigar box guitar luthier, and drummer.
  • Callie Seaton: The Grand Dame of Gallery 1001. She is one of the founding members and a talented artist who specializes in color field paintings.
  • William “Bill” McReynolds: A retired educator, potter and abstract expressionist artist, Bill is a powerhouse of energy and creativity that is evidenced by his artworks.
  • Cathlin McReynolds: Not unlike her father, Cathlin McReynolds is a force to be reckoned with. From her intricate Barn Quilt paintings, to her block prints, book binding and photography, Cathlin’s talent is undeniable.
  • Martha Brohammer: Martha is an art Instructor as well as a contemporary revisionist artist. Her beautiful and intricate paintings often include hidden features. She is also an illustrator who’s works have been featured in a number of novels.
  • Peggy Williams-Thomas: A former art instructor, Peggy provides the gallery with beautiful paintings of landscapes, florals and more. Often painting en plein air, Peggy’s works are filled with lavish, colorful scenes.
  • Mariha: Our Shadow Weaver is an incredible abstract expressionist artist. Her works are deeply personal and emotional, drawing the viewer in. Mariha uses a number of items in her works not usually associated with art, but provide the viewer with beautiful, tactile imagery.
  • Mike Ciskowski: A retired Postmaster, Mike Ciskowski is renowned and much respected photographer. Whether landscapes, trains, old stone bridges or sunflowers, Mike, like many of the great photographers of the past, Mike possesses a keen eye and the ability to frame his subjects.
  • Bubba VonMax: Bubba is the pseudonym of retired corporate attorney, Max Kidwell who brings his own perspective of abstract art to the gallery. Whether its a painting, drawing, or a sugar skull made from found objects, VonMax is always looking for the unique and different.