Join us for the opening reception of Lines & Mud, a new group exhibition featuring the work of talented local artists:
Jon Muller • Kirk Niehouse • Ellen Bandstra • Osmar Castro • Naima Alejandre
✨ Be among the first to experience this inspiring collection of art and meet the artists behind the work.
This event is free to attend and open to the public!
Light appetizers and snacks will be served, along with beverages (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic).
📅 Date: Thursday, December 4th*
🕔 Time: 5:00 – 7:00 PM
📍 Location: 126 West Main Street, Marshalltown
*Exhibit on display through January 15th, 2026
Come connect, explore, and celebrate the vibrant arts community that continues to grow right here in Marshall County! 🌟
"Art has been a constant in my life from an early age. My grandparents first exposed me to Taliesin and the work of Frank Lloyd Wright, where I learned to see the world through the lens of nature and beauty. That experience shaped how I began to view my own creations. My passion deepened at Iowa City West High under the guidance of art teacher Gerald Gedekes, and over the years I have continued to grow through countless workshops and opportunities to explore both drawing and pottery."
"As a 2025 recipient of the Arts + Culture Alliance Artist Innovation Grant, I am honored to share this work with the community. My goal is to create one-of-a-kind art that brings the touch of artistry into people’s lives. Research shows that experiencing aesthetically pleasing things can promote health and well-being—and I believe we all need more of that in our daily lives."
"This exhibit features a series of abstract line drawings and Raku pottery fired in the kiln funded by the Arts + Culture Alliance. I hope this exhibit leaves you feeling inspired." - Jon Muller
Questions? Contact Amber Danielson at
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