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The University Daily Kansan
Monday, October 2, 2000
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Town displays postcard exhibit
The Associated Press
MONTEZUMA — Giant, multicolored quilts seem to be hanging from the walls as you enter the Stauth Memorial Museum exhibition hall. Apparent though are Decoying
One past winner is Stan Herd, known for his crop art and large murals like the stagecoach scene on the side of a Dodge City bank.
A closer look reveals that they're 600 small paintings by Kansas artists, giving the viewer a unique cross-section of how others see the state.
"Kansas has a lot to offer in landscapes. These are about whatever inspires them," Legeletier said. "The people are extremely talented and creative with what they can do with a small size."
The museum, located more than eight hours away from Lawrence, is showing the Kansas Artists Postcard Series XXIII by the Association of Community Arts Agencies of Kansas. The exhibit opened Sept. 10 and runs through Sunday, Oct. 15.
The work of 16 of this year's winning artists was reproduced on postcards sold by the arts association. Former association director Romalyn Tilghman had the idea years ago after she saw small paintings in big city museums.
It's the only time that this year's 26 winners chosen from 184 entries will be on display with winners of all past years. After Montezuma's exhibit, only this year's winners will be shown in museums and schools around the state.
Getting the nod to host the exhibit this year was a boost for the 4-year-old museum, which has several exhibitions a year plus a permanent collection of objects from around the world.
Museum director Kim Legleiter says the exhibit is a way to get people to come to the museum in this southwest Kansas community of about 900 people. The paintings in this art exhibit are small: 4 1/4 inches by 6 inches, mounted with a white matte and enclosed in a silver frame.
The museum will have wildlife photographs from the Natural History Museum of London next September — one of four stops for the display in this country.
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Stadium level
5 Bird that eats feathers
10 Truant GI
14 "My Friend"
15 Fragrant shrub
16 monster
17 Oregon's tree
17 Tacks on
20 Catch
21 Distant settlement
23 Play endings
24 Evergreen shrub
26 incognita
28 Self-images
32 Doll
35 Fake butter
36 Phony
36 Play athlete, briefly
39 Scores (points)
41 Indulgent
43 Supped
44 Shakespearean triune of all
46 Sick play
47 Far from square?
48 Blowhole
49 Huron and Tahoe
50 Even score
52 German industrial city
55 Desert
59 Quantum particles
60 Orop or poop
64 Pancake topper
67 Stand one in good
69 Turkish port
70 Future plant
71 Superman's folks
71 Computer owner
DOWN
1 Ocean motion
2 Pressing device
3 Flightless fowl
4 Norse
4 Armadoned
5 Angry gaze
6 Standing
7 Santa's helper?
8 Actor Scott
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9 Tan shade
10 Wide open
11 Survivor's hairline?
12 Early car maker
13 Endure
14 Dalai
15 Actress Cicely
16 Compretend
17 Hebrew script
18 Delight
19 Bin
20 Coastal bird
21 Kats works
22 Golfer Palmer
23 Annie of "Designing Women"
24 Immaculate
25 Joyride
26 Rescued
27 Uncle Sam's statement
28 French season
29 Tolstoy and Gorcey
30 Signed,
Solutions to Friday's crossword
Hollywood-style
53 Slapping noise
54 Storage buildings
55 Rehan and
Huxtable
56 Newworth of
"Cheers"
157 Irysh port
158 Hoopster
159 Archibald
160 Hobby
161 Unclothed
162 Incite
163 Writer's tool
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