Galleries
Many Sides Of ‘QUEER’: Fenix explores identity in new exhibit
After their show “Pronouns” helped many to celebrate being completely themselves, Fenix Arts Board members Laurie Foster and Pat Hennon felt inspired by the reaction to the show. “We were
Merry Month Of May: White Street Walk returns to Eureka Springs
The White Street Walk, a staple of the Eureka Springs Festival of the Arts every May, should have celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2020. Instead, due to covid-19 concerns, that
The Faces Of The Blues: Icons live on in resin casts, photos, music
If you’ve not been lucky enough to be in the same room as Robert Johnson, Koko Taylor, Bobby Blue Bland or other blues icons, you might feel as if you
Bigger Than Its Name: Little Craft Show draws artisans beyond NWA
While you can count on the Little Craft Show to come through with food trucks, a photo booth and Mother’s Day giveaways, as you may have come to expect, this
Still stylin’: Fashion Week lives on in Famous Hardware windows
If you missed this year’s NWA Fashion Week events, you can still get a little taste by simply walking down Emma Avenue in Springdale. Stop and peek into the window
Leaning In To The Light: Colorusso greets the day in latest installation
Artist Craig Colorusso aims to make beautiful things that encourage people to experience the beauty in nature — and to realize “that they’re beautiful as well.” For his newest installation,
Historic Foundations: Community built on strength of frontier fort
Thomas Saccente tsaccente@nwaonline.com Staff at the Fort Smith National Historic Site are optimistic about 2022 after being closed for the majority of the past two years. Nissa Mondahl, chief of
Handmade Attractions: Vintage Market Days opens doors for designs
Each year before Vintage Market Days officially opens, Chandra Gower says she drinks lots of coffee, and her husband and Farmhouse Beginnings business partner Greg Gower builds items until the
Crystal Bridges celebrates 100 years of Southern Black culture
You’re swimming through water clear enough to see the green, brown and red branches and vines of plant life that inhabit it. It’s loud in the way that water can
‘From The Heart’: New exhibit highlights women artists
Art Ventures recently opened a new exhibit, “From the Heart — The Power of It!” at the gallery at 20 S. Hill Ave. in Fayetteville. The show features the work
