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  "description": "Wonderfully bizarre paintings in Gold City Gallery's first solo exhibition.",
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  "publishedAt": "2026-05-11T00:18:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "\"Women Series Revisited: 2005-2008,\" an exhibition by Barbara Waterman Peters, is on view at Gold City Gallery in El Dorado through June 20.\n\nThe storefront gallery at 112 N. Main St. is a project of Brad Benco and Rachel Curtis, a painter who also teaches art at Butler Community College. \"Women Series Revisited\" is the first solo exhibition in the gallery's new location.\n\nBarbara Waterman-Peters, “MWS: At the Event, Fun” and “MWS: At the Event, Afternoon.” __Photo by Emily Christensen for The SHOUT.__\n\nThe gallery has not yet established regular hours, so I would recommend reaching out via its Facebook or Instagram accounts or emailing goldcitygalleryks@gmail.com before you pay a visit. It's worth the effort to see these wonderfully bizarre works.\n\nBarbara Waterman-Peters, “MWS6 (Endgame),” 2005, oil on canvas.  __Photo by Emily Christensen for The SHOUT.__\n\n****This article was originally published in our newsletter. Sign up for weekly emails and stay informed about Kansas art and culture.****\n\nSubscribe\n\n_This post has been updated to include the fact that Brad Benco is a partner in Gold City Gallery. We regret the omission._ Read about our commitment to sharing accurate information_._\n\n* * *\n\n### Support Kansas arts writing\n\nThe SHOUT is a Wichita-based independent newsroom focused on artists living and working in Kansas. We're partly supported by the generosity of our readers, and every dollar we receive goes directly into the pocket of a contributing writer, editor, or photographer. Click here to support our work with a tax-deductible donation**.**\n\nYes! I want to support the SHOUT\n\n****Popular Reads****\n❋ Derby man has the kind of voice that turns heads — and chairs\n❋ Socializing while sober: how some Wichitans are cultivating alcohol-free communities\n❋ As a small creative business closes, the owner mourns❋ Painting through it: Autumn Noire on 20 years of making art❋ How a guy from Wichita resurrected 'Dawn of the Dead'❋ Bygone Friends University museum housed curious collections",
  "title": "In the Galleries: Barbara Waterman-Peters at Gold City Gallery",
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