Galleries
Perfectly Themselves: Fenix Arts exhibit ‘Pronouns’ focuses on trans community
“For me, ‘Pronouns’ was inspired by a need in our society to grow,” says Jewel Hayes, co-curator of the new exhibit on show this month at Fenix Arts in Fayetteville.
To Sleep, Perchance To Dream
Artist finds solace in moments of nighttime solitude If you love a homegrown story that takes you back to your Arkansas childhood, you probably already know the voice of Sandra
Pieces Of The Past: Museum on a quest for the oldest quilts in Rogers
Right now, the oldest quilt in Rogers is officially a “Whig Rose” pattern made in 1858 by Mary (Polly) Miller. She was the mother of Temperence Van Winkle, whose husband
Seasoned By The Journey: Artist brings all her experiences to her brush
Carol Hart took the road less traveled — and loved every minute of the journey. But now, she’s in a hurry to make up for lost time. After completing a
Invitation For Reflection: Artists mine struggle, memory in exhibition
For more than seven decades, since its inception, the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum has hosted a national competitive exhibition to recognize and encourage professional artists, as well as foster
Spring In Bloom: ‘Flower Power’ blossoms on the walls of Brews
BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com “I always try to invite a combination of artists who work in different mediums,” says John Rankine of the exhibitions he curates at Brews, a coffee/craft beer
Touring The Trio: Momentary unveils three new exhibitions
JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com Bentonville contemporary arts space the Momentary introduced itself to Northwest Arkansas and the art world at large with two monumental exhibitions during its premiere year — in
Isolation To Congregation: Momentary explores ‘a thousand ways’ to connect
JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com Our relationship with the telephone has changed dramatically even over the course of one generation. Many remember a time of land lines, before cell phones, when strangers
Ready To Reopen: MONAH plans to keep the new to showcase the old
“March 2020 changed MONAH’s direction with our temporary closure due to the pandemic,” says Charlotte Buchanan-Yale, director of the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville. “Reinventing MONAH has been
Cycling Retreat Opens Doors — And Walls — For Arkansas Artists
Cycling retreat makes room for art BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com “Natural State Rock & Republic is a cycling retreat — it’s a hub for locals and tourists alike to explore Arkansas
