MUNCIE -- Mitchell Place Gallery has found a new home.
The gallery, which took down its final exhibit at the Mitchell Building earlier this month, will reopen at 308 E. Main St. in time for the Sept. 7 First Thursday art event downtown. The name will remain the same, despite the change in location.
Read the full Star Press article by Michelle Kinsey here:
http://thestarpress.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060822/NEWS01/608220312
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1 comment:
I am very happy to hear that the gallery has found a new home. Muncie downtown needs a gallery - a place and a reason to draw people downtown. I will miss its old location, but believe that the new space will do what it needs to: act as a beacon for art-minded individuals. I wish the new owners of the former gallery space luck in finding a business willing and able to pay exuberant prices for business space in a downtown still struggling to draw paying patrons. You may find that it would have been safer to take a small loss (with tax write-offs for supporting a non-profit) than risk bankruptcy because of your inability to find a buyer.
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