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The Sounds In Silence: Sculpture installations encourage compassionate listening
Focus your attention completely on your hearing. What do you notice? Close your eyes. Do you note even more sounds? Perhaps if you’re at home, or in an office, you
Iconic Art Comes Home: FSRAM opens expansion with artist John Bell Jr.
If you fell in love with the iconic Fort Smith scenes by artist John Bell Jr. exhibited in 2018, the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum has exciting news. Bell’s work,
Ready For Her Closeup: Eureka Springs reveals loving links to Hollywood
For Eureka Springs mover-and-shaker Jeff Danos, it all started a few years ago with a “Bad Movie Night.” The series he initiated, screened at the Eureka Springs City Auditorium, showcased
Making Emma Avenue ‘Famous’: Historic hardware store becomes unique art gallery
As downtown Springdale enjoys a whole new vibrant life — with people strolling, shopping, dining and drinking — it boasts one attraction unique to Emma Avenue. The historic Famous Hardware
Appreciate The Ordinary: Connection creates magic in mundane places
It might sound like Galen Hunter’s art is utilitarian. “A lot of the buildings I paint are not important in terms of being anything more than a shelter for a
Better Together: Fenix artists find lifeline in liminal space
Liminal: 1. of, relating to, or situated at a sensory threshold : barely perceptible or capable of eliciting a response liminal visual stimuli 2: of, relating to, or being an
Stopping Time: Photographer shares ‘quiet’ images in T2 exhibit
Photographer Wesley Hitt calls himself an introvert. That’s OK — his work speaks plenty loud enough for him. Since he was 22 years old, the prolific Hitt has been making
Five Minutes, Five Questions: Hoxxoh Joins The Unexpected
The Unexpected started as a mural festival — making Fort Smith an unexpected city of murals. Now in its seventh year, it returns to the River Valley — and to its roots
Iconic Innovators: Founders of Eureka Springs art scene recalled
As far as artist John Rankine is concerned, the rest of Northwest Arkansas is just playing catch up. Eureka Springs was the first community in the region to showcase visual
Focused Forward: Museum celebrates past, envisions expanded future
It’s been a phenomenal decade for mid-America’s burgeoning American art museum. And just as we’ve been looking back, so too has Crystal Bridges. The museum’s newest temporary exhibition, “Crystal Bridges
