SundayJan 19
"A Walk in the Woods"
An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge"
Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.
"Into the Woods": Champion trees by Linda Palmer and turned wood vessels by Gene Sparling
Prismacolor pencil drawings of Arkansas trees and vessels made from Arkansas trees, in the Concordia Gallery.
"Inside and Out: Figurative Drawings by Robert Bean, Jeremy Couch and Logan Hunter"
An exhibit in the Underground Library at the Libraries at Gallery Square celebrates the human form.
Baskin and Byers: "In the Garden"
Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.
"Small Works on Paper"
The 2020 "Small Works on Paper" exhibition opens its yearlong traveling tour at the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center. Featured artists will speak at the Jan. 9 reception. The show features works no larger than 18-by-24 inches by 35 Arkansas artists. Juror Jamie Adams, associate professor of art at the Sam Fox School of Design and […]
"Contemporary British Studio Ceramics"
Twentieth-century British ceramics drawn from the Arkansas Arts Center Foundation Collection.
"Celebrating Death: Fantasy Coffins of Ghana by Eric Adjetey Anang"
A third-generation carpenter creates fantasy coffins taking the form of, for example, a wingtip shoe or a crab.
Perrion Hurd: "Iterations"
Hurd calls his stye "Afro Futurism Geometric Symbolism."
Meikel Church: "The Whisper Kingdom"
Collage artist Meikel Church "challenges concepts of perception."
"Burn Notice": Work by Kirk Montgomery
Images of a world on fire are neat and finely drawn messages of the dystopia we are creating.
"That ’70s Exhibit" at Esse
If you remember the ’70s, you'll wax nostalgic over the eight-track tape recorder and the Polaroid "Land Camera."
Ezra Tessler: "Ark"
Tessler's oil-on-linen shaped works and 3D paper constructions challenge the definition of painting.
"Wicked"
“Wicked” isn’t so much a sequel or a prequel to “The Wizard of Oz” as it is an offshoot, delving into the lives of Glinda the Good Witch and Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West.
MondayJan 20
At CHARTS: "The Faces of Syrian Refugees"
Photographer Michael Cohen decided to use his art to tell the story of Syrian refugees.
"A Walk in the Woods"
An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge"
Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.
"Into the Woods": Champion trees by Linda Palmer and turned wood vessels by Gene Sparling
Prismacolor pencil drawings of Arkansas trees and vessels made from Arkansas trees, in the Concordia Gallery.
"Inside and Out: Figurative Drawings by Robert Bean, Jeremy Couch and Logan Hunter"
An exhibit in the Underground Library at the Libraries at Gallery Square celebrates the human form.
Baskin and Byers: "In the Garden"
Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.
"Contemporary British Studio Ceramics"
Twentieth-century British ceramics drawn from the Arkansas Arts Center Foundation Collection.
"Celebrating Death: Fantasy Coffins of Ghana by Eric Adjetey Anang"
A third-generation carpenter creates fantasy coffins taking the form of, for example, a wingtip shoe or a crab.
Perrion Hurd: "Iterations"
Hurd calls his stye "Afro Futurism Geometric Symbolism."
Meikel Church: "The Whisper Kingdom"
Collage artist Meikel Church "challenges concepts of perception."
"Burn Notice": Work by Kirk Montgomery
Images of a world on fire are neat and finely drawn messages of the dystopia we are creating.
Ezra Tessler: "Ark"
Tessler's oil-on-linen shaped works and 3D paper constructions challenge the definition of painting.
TuesdayJan 21
"A Walk in the Woods"
An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge"
Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.
"Into the Woods": Champion trees by Linda Palmer and turned wood vessels by Gene Sparling
Prismacolor pencil drawings of Arkansas trees and vessels made from Arkansas trees, in the Concordia Gallery.
"Inside and Out: Figurative Drawings by Robert Bean, Jeremy Couch and Logan Hunter"
An exhibit in the Underground Library at the Libraries at Gallery Square celebrates the human form.
Baskin and Byers: "In the Garden"
Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.
"Contemporary British Studio Ceramics"
Twentieth-century British ceramics drawn from the Arkansas Arts Center Foundation Collection.
"Celebrating Death: Fantasy Coffins of Ghana by Eric Adjetey Anang"
A third-generation carpenter creates fantasy coffins taking the form of, for example, a wingtip shoe or a crab.
Perrion Hurd: "Iterations"
Hurd calls his stye "Afro Futurism Geometric Symbolism."
Meikel Church: "The Whisper Kingdom"
Collage artist Meikel Church "challenges concepts of perception."
"Burn Notice": Work by Kirk Montgomery
Images of a world on fire are neat and finely drawn messages of the dystopia we are creating.
"That ’70s Exhibit" at Esse
If you remember the ’70s, you'll wax nostalgic over the eight-track tape recorder and the Polaroid "Land Camera."
Ezra Tessler: "Ark"
Tessler's oil-on-linen shaped works and 3D paper constructions challenge the definition of painting.
WednesdayJan 22
"A Walk in the Woods"
An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge"
Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.
"Into the Woods": Champion trees by Linda Palmer and turned wood vessels by Gene Sparling
Prismacolor pencil drawings of Arkansas trees and vessels made from Arkansas trees, in the Concordia Gallery.
"Inside and Out: Figurative Drawings by Robert Bean, Jeremy Couch and Logan Hunter"
An exhibit in the Underground Library at the Libraries at Gallery Square celebrates the human form.
Baskin and Byers: "In the Garden"
Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.
"Contemporary British Studio Ceramics"
Twentieth-century British ceramics drawn from the Arkansas Arts Center Foundation Collection.
"Celebrating Death: Fantasy Coffins of Ghana by Eric Adjetey Anang"
A third-generation carpenter creates fantasy coffins taking the form of, for example, a wingtip shoe or a crab.
Perrion Hurd: "Iterations"
Hurd calls his stye "Afro Futurism Geometric Symbolism."
Meikel Church: "The Whisper Kingdom"
Collage artist Meikel Church "challenges concepts of perception."
"Burn Notice": Work by Kirk Montgomery
Images of a world on fire are neat and finely drawn messages of the dystopia we are creating.
"That ’70s Exhibit" at Esse
If you remember the ’70s, you'll wax nostalgic over the eight-track tape recorder and the Polaroid "Land Camera."
Ezra Tessler: "Ark"
Tessler's oil-on-linen shaped works and 3D paper constructions challenge the definition of painting.
ThursdayJan 23
Miranda Lambert
Expect old-school Miranda tunes like “Gunpowder and Lead” and “Tin Man,” liberally peppered with circa-2019 sass, a la “Pretty Bitchin’."
"Fired Up in the Natural State: Contemporary Ceramics"
Ceramics by 13 artists, most of whom who are now or have been on the faculty of universities across Arkansas, make up the exhibition at the University of Central Arkansas.
"A Walk in the Woods"
An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge"
Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.
"Into the Woods": Champion trees by Linda Palmer and turned wood vessels by Gene Sparling
Prismacolor pencil drawings of Arkansas trees and vessels made from Arkansas trees, in the Concordia Gallery.
"Inside and Out: Figurative Drawings by Robert Bean, Jeremy Couch and Logan Hunter"
An exhibit in the Underground Library at the Libraries at Gallery Square celebrates the human form.
Baskin and Byers: "In the Garden"
Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.
"Contemporary British Studio Ceramics"
Twentieth-century British ceramics drawn from the Arkansas Arts Center Foundation Collection.
"Celebrating Death: Fantasy Coffins of Ghana by Eric Adjetey Anang"
A third-generation carpenter creates fantasy coffins taking the form of, for example, a wingtip shoe or a crab.
Perrion Hurd: "Iterations"
Hurd calls his stye "Afro Futurism Geometric Symbolism."
Meikel Church: "The Whisper Kingdom"
Collage artist Meikel Church "challenges concepts of perception."
"Burn Notice": Work by Kirk Montgomery
Images of a world on fire are neat and finely drawn messages of the dystopia we are creating.
"That ’70s Exhibit" at Esse
If you remember the ’70s, you'll wax nostalgic over the eight-track tape recorder and the Polaroid "Land Camera."
Ezra Tessler: "Ark"
Tessler's oil-on-linen shaped works and 3D paper constructions challenge the definition of painting.
FridayJan 24
Oaklawn Racing & Gaming: Opening Day
Opening Day means a particular kind of electricity in the stands and at the windows, where bettors emerge from hibernation, as eager to lay down their money as the horses are to get out of the gate. It also means — for lovers of bargains and salt-cured brisket — the annual arrival of Corned Beef Day on Saturday, Jan. 25, when the track’s corned beef sandwiches are a whopping 50 cents.
"A Walk in the Woods"
An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge"
Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.
"Into the Woods": Champion trees by Linda Palmer and turned wood vessels by Gene Sparling
Prismacolor pencil drawings of Arkansas trees and vessels made from Arkansas trees, in the Concordia Gallery.
"Inside and Out: Figurative Drawings by Robert Bean, Jeremy Couch and Logan Hunter"
An exhibit in the Underground Library at the Libraries at Gallery Square celebrates the human form.
Baskin and Byers: "In the Garden"
Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.
"Contemporary British Studio Ceramics"
Twentieth-century British ceramics drawn from the Arkansas Arts Center Foundation Collection.
"Celebrating Death: Fantasy Coffins of Ghana by Eric Adjetey Anang"
A third-generation carpenter creates fantasy coffins taking the form of, for example, a wingtip shoe or a crab.
Perrion Hurd: "Iterations"
Hurd calls his stye "Afro Futurism Geometric Symbolism."
Meikel Church: "The Whisper Kingdom"
Collage artist Meikel Church "challenges concepts of perception."
"Fired Up in the Natural State: Contemporary Ceramics"
Ceramics by 13 artists, most of whom who are now or have been on the faculty of universities across Arkansas, make up the exhibition at the University of Central Arkansas.
"Burn Notice": Work by Kirk Montgomery
Images of a world on fire are neat and finely drawn messages of the dystopia we are creating.
"That ’70s Exhibit" at Esse
If you remember the ’70s, you'll wax nostalgic over the eight-track tape recorder and the Polaroid "Land Camera."
Ezra Tessler: "Ark"
Tessler's oil-on-linen shaped works and 3D paper constructions challenge the definition of painting.
SaturdayJan 25
10th Annual Rally for Reproductive Justice
At the decade mark in the history of ACRJ marches to the Capitol, there is plenty to rally about.
"A Walk in the Woods"
An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge"
Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.
"Inside and Out: Figurative Drawings by Robert Bean, Jeremy Couch and Logan Hunter"
An exhibit in the Underground Library at the Libraries at Gallery Square celebrates the human form.
Baskin and Byers: "In the Garden"
Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.
"Contemporary British Studio Ceramics"
Twentieth-century British ceramics drawn from the Arkansas Arts Center Foundation Collection.
"Celebrating Death: Fantasy Coffins of Ghana by Eric Adjetey Anang"
A third-generation carpenter creates fantasy coffins taking the form of, for example, a wingtip shoe or a crab.
Perrion Hurd: "Iterations"
Hurd calls his stye "Afro Futurism Geometric Symbolism."
Meikel Church: "The Whisper Kingdom"
Collage artist Meikel Church "challenges concepts of perception."
"Fired Up in the Natural State: Contemporary Ceramics"
Ceramics by 13 artists, most of whom who are now or have been on the faculty of universities across Arkansas, make up the exhibition at the University of Central Arkansas.
"Burn Notice": Work by Kirk Montgomery
Images of a world on fire are neat and finely drawn messages of the dystopia we are creating.
"That ’70s Exhibit" at Esse
If you remember the ’70s, you'll wax nostalgic over the eight-track tape recorder and the Polaroid "Land Camera."
Ezra Tessler: "Ark"
Tessler's oil-on-linen shaped works and 3D paper constructions challenge the definition of painting.
