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About NEAG

 Northland Exposure Artist's Gallery has become a destination gallery for art lovers in the greater Kansas City metropolitan area and throughout the Midwest. Our artists offer a range of artistic expression and media, including oil, acrylic, pastel and watercolor painting; a variety of mixed media and drawings; sculpture; handcrafted jewelry; photography; pottery; fine wood products; stained glass and fiber art. New artwork is continually introduced throughout the gallery adding to its freshness and diversity.

An Artist-Owned Gallery
As an artist-owned and managed gallery, the organization is governed by an elected board of directors with all members serving on committees to ensure efficient operation. There are usually two artists on duty whenever the gallery is open for business.

Founded in 1999
Northland Exposure Artists' Gallery was founded by a Northland artist, Debbie Pfauth, who opened an art gallery in Smithville, Missouri. In 1999 it was reorganized as a cooperative gallery and moved to Parkville. The gallery has been in its present location on Main Street since March of 2005. Over the years Northland Exposure Artists' Gallery has grown from a handful of dedicated artist-members to a flourishing art gallery comprised of nearly 50 talented regional artists.

We Welcome New Members
We eagerly welcome talented local artists to our gallery.  Prospective artists may apply for membership and arrange to present their work to the Jury Committee.

Scholarship Program and Silent Auction
Each year we award scholarships to graduating Northland high school seniors planning to pursue a visual arts education. Our major fund raiser for the scholarships is the Blue Dot Silent Auction comprised of member donated works. This fun and worthwhile event starts in October and ends with a reception in November when the winning bidders are announced. This is a wonderful opportunity to obtain some great artwork at even more reasonable prices while supporting a worthy program. Students may obtain an application and more information from their school's art department.  The following high schools participate in the scholarship program: