Galleries
Something red this way comes: Red ball rolls into Northwest Arkansas this September
It’s 15 feet tall, 250 pounds, red all over and therefore always looks a little out of place no matter where you put it. Red Ball is coming to Northwest
Myriad Points Of View: Erizku invites ‘parallax’ into Momentary exhibit
It is impossible to see the world through Awol Erizku’s eyes — unless you were born in Ethiopia and raised in New York City’s South Bronx; unless you earned an
Three Minutes with artist Aaron Bleidt, on show at Oven & Tap
“Having the space to bring so many works together in one place, it affords the opportunity to really say something – for the works to shine on their own but
Photographer and artist Sabine Schmidt is in residence this summer at FPL
“I’m a bit of a hermit,” Sabine Schmidt admits. “I’m used to working in solitude and want to believe that this is the best way to create the writing and
To thine own self be true: Fenix exhibit, ‘Transfigure,’ explores queer identity outside of the big city
When speaking to Amber Imbrie, who curated “Transfigure: Transformation As A Revolutionary Act,” the latest exhibit at Fenix Arts, it’s clear the artist was intentional about every detail of the
Old Garrison Avenue building inspires Amy Scoggins’ exhibit at FSRAM
“I have always been drawn to the stories of old things — from vintage clothes to historic buildings,” says artist Amy Scoggins. “As a painter, my preference is to work
Longhua Xu Brings New Sculptures To FSRAM Garden
FAQ Longhua Xu Sculptures WHAT — Three steel sculptures by Hot Springs artist Longhua Xu have been installed on the FSRAM campus. WHEN — Through June 2026; hours are 11
Ozark Folkways remembers potter Rae Dunn with retrospective exhibit
“A good pot makes you want to dance with it,” Rae Dunn once said. “My hope is that all my pots find dancing partners. It’s a joy knowing that someone
Quick Pick: Eureka Springs Museum Celebrates Opera In The Ozarks
FAQ ‘Opera in the Ozarks: Celebrating 75 Years’ WHAT — A temporary exhibit showcases the history of Opera in the Ozarks at Inspiration Point from its humble beginnings as a
Indian Space Painters movement explained in Crystal Bridges exhibit
“Space Makers,” a new exhibition at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, focuses on an art movement known as the Indian Space Painters. That does not mean art of the
