Bod Brief: Matryoshka gallery in NOTO featuring Josh Davis

Sarah Buchanan, Journalist|May 27, 2021

Expert shots: Josh Davis will be presenting his work at Matryoshka in NOTO. Don’t miss out on seeing his photography.

Matryoshka Gallery, located in the North Topeka Arts District, is featuring Josh Davis’ photographs throughout May. The gallery opened May 5 and runs through May 29. Visitors are welcome from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm each Tuesday through Saturday of the month.

Davis is a Topeka native and has been teaching digital photography at Topeka High for nine years.

Davis’ gallery consists of nature and landscape-themed photos.

Matryoshka Gallery is located at 918 N. Kansas and is free to attend. More information about the event can be found here.

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