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K.C. Pummill collects her fave things for Boutique Show
K.C. Pummill, producer of the Northwest Arkansas Boutique Show, grew up in Fayetteville, graduated from the University of Arkansas with a degree in journalism/advertising and public relations, spent time with
David Bogle will share his collection of Native artifacts during November
The first question visitors to the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville tend to ask is an obvious one: “Who created this?” To mark Native American Heritage Month in
More than 90 works of art hang in second annual WAC exhibit
Bentonville artist Jan Waldon was the first to submit to the second annual “Our Art, Our Region, Our Time” exhibition, on display through Nov. 14 in the Joy Pratt Markham
‘Goal 14 Water for Life’ aims to inspire viewers to help save the world
When you walk through the door of Art Ventures, the first thing you might hear is a relaxing, oceanic sound. Head to the right, through the converted dining room to
In With The New! Three events added to fall crafts fair lineup
Two longtime favorite fall crafts fairs have packed up their tents and gone home, but three new ones are stepping into the lineup for next weekend. Spanker Creek Farm Arts,
Cartoons influenced artist Amelia Briggs, creator of ‘Pony Gate’
While doing an artist’s residency in upstate New York, Amelia Briggs went driving around one day and spotted something that has stuck in her mind ever since. It was a
‘Fashioning America’ brings ‘grit,’ ‘glamour’ to Crystal Bridges
If you’re under the impression that American fashion trends come only from Los Angeles and New York, Michelle Tolini Finamore is out to change your mind with “Fashioning America: Grit
Terra Studios opens Bluebird of Happiness Museum
Just southeast of Fayetteville is one of the most whimsical places in all of Northwest Arkansas. With happy little trolls, a labyrinth, and a wizard’s cave and chair, Terra Studios
Climate change topic for Native American Cultural Celebration at MONAH
It all started as one little boy’s interest in Scouting, which added Native American “history and lore” to what he already knew of his Cherokee heritage. Over the years since
WAC artists consider others as self, world in crisis
Visitors to the Walton Arts Center are often exposed to new perspectives through what they see on the stage, but a new exhibit in the Joy Pratt Markham Gallery invites
