The Meyer Gallery occupies a long, narrow building on Canyon Road with thick, earthy adobe walls and a heavy wooden portal. It serves as a repository for contemporary painting and sculpture. In nineteen sixty-five, Darla Meyer started this space to represent artists working in the American West. She chose this specific structure because its traditional architecture anchors the modern work inside. Today, the gallery floor holds works from artists like Theodore Waddell, whose cattle paintings frequently line the front walls.
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