"Pareidolia" is the perception of apparently significant patterns or recognizable images, especially faces, in random or accidental arrangements of shapes and lines. This psychological phenomenon is seeing something identifiable in a random image, like seeing faces in clouds.

Pareidolia is the title of the newest show at the Madison & Main Gallery featuring four guest artists.

This unique show has a variety of fine art and creative pieces including pottery, jewelry, acrylic paintings, oil paintings, watercolors, mixed media, and photography just waiting for you to perceive them as a more meaningful image. Come into the gallery to explore art of all dimensions. There is always something exciting to see and several pieces of art waiting for your mind to interpret as familiar patterns.

The slate of guest artists are Mel Calderon, Emily Kemme, Les Habig, Matthew McHugh.

Art by Meeker Elementary students will also be featured at the gallery for the District 6 Art Walk. The art of 30 students will be exhibited through the month of March.

The members of the gallery invite you to join them for this creative show that runs from March 3 through April 24, 2026. Meet the guest artists and gallery artists during the public Opening Reception planned for First Friday, March 6 from 5-7 pm. Bring your friends and stop by. We would love to see you. Thank you for your continued support.