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Minot’s Walter Piehl featured in major exhibition

Submitted Photo Artwork of Minot artist Walter Piehl at The Capital Gallery, Bismarck, are shown in this photo. Several of Piehl’s work along with those of a number of other artists will be displayed through March.

BISMARCK – Nearly 20 artists are represented in The Capital Gallery’s newest exhibition, “Into the West,” featuring an array of western Americana paintings and bronzes. Among them is Minot’s Walter Piehl, with seven new canvases on display.

“Since opening four years ago, Walter has been our number one selling artist,” said David Borlaug, gallery president. “With over 60 pieces sold, his expressive rodeo-inspired works are gracing homes all across the country.”

Borlaug also said this is the largest number of Piehl’s works to be shown in a few years.

Another regional artist featured is Kalenze Kraft, Berthold, who also has several pieces on display in The Capital Gallery West, in Medora.

Two new artists are introduced in the downtown Bismarck gallery, longtime Dickinson art educator and painter Cherie Roshau; and Almont bronze artist James McCulloch.

Other artists featured in the exhibit, which runs through March, include:

– Kaye Burian, Manning

– Vern Erickson, Bismarck

– Butch Thunder Hawk, Bismarck

– Monte Yellow Bird, Rio Rancho, New Mexico

– Michael Westergard, Plentywood, Montana

– Bob Scriver, Browning, Mont. (deceased)

– Gary P. Miller, Mandan (deceased)

– Katrina Case, Anamoose

– Linda Donlin, Bismarck

– Michael Haynes, Salida, Colorado

– Dotun Popoola, Nigeria

– Brian Borlaug, Mayer, Minnesota

– Patrick Shannon, Vergas, Minnesota

“We’ve never featured so many artists in one exhibition, although all are perfect fits with our western theme,” said gallery vice president Marci Narum. “From paintings to bronzes, these talented artists offer a fascinating view of the American West.”

The nonprofit gallery is located at 109 N. 4th St. in Bismarck, with additional galleries in Medora and Fargo. The gallery is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and by appointment. For more information, visit TheCapitalGallery.com or call 701-751-1698. The gallery is also on Facebook, Instagram and a YouTube channel.

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