The To-Do List Week of Dec 13, 2019

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.

New work by Cantrell Gallery's stable of 13 artists will be on exhibit through Christmas Eve.

Two new exhibits at the Arts and Science Center of Southeast Arkansas take different approaches to botanical prints. Marjorie Williams-Smith detailed drawings of flowers and plants, in "Metalpoint: A Classic Artform," are precise and intimate realizations of nature. The lumen prints and photograms, made by placing objects on silver-gelatin photographic paper and exposing them to […]

The artist dedicates the show to his grandparents "to keep their stories alive."

V.L. Cox's exhibit at the Delta Cultural Center addresses racism with sculpture.

Photographs of blues and gospel artists from the Southeastern United States by Music Maker Relief Foundation founder Timothy Duffy go on exhibit Oct. 1 at the Delta Cultural Center.

The Fayetteville artist has a one-woman show at The Gallery at Midtown Associates.

Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art exhibits crystals in art and as art.

The show will feature work by six Arkansas artists among others.

Tessa Davidson of Cabot, assistant professor of art at Harding University in Searcy, is exhibiting 12 oils and a video projection at Argenta Gallery.

Gallery 26 packs its walls for holiday art shoppers with works by 61 artists working in all mediums: jewelry, paintings, drawings, pottery, Christmas ornaments, sculpture, photography, etc.

The "Holiday Exhibit" features work by contemporary Arkansas artists and an opening reception with music by Ricko Donovan.

Boswell Mourot Fine Art's annual show features the work of 26 top artists.

The "Winners Show" is one of the Arkansas League of Artists' "finest exhibits," the artists' group says, showing works selected from 60 eligible pieces. This year's judge is UA Little Rock art professor Michael Warrick. Awards will be presented at the opening reception at the William F. Laman Library at 2801 Orange St., 6-8 p.m. […]

Glamorous examples from ESSE and private collections, plus a party.

Joe Landry, who adapted George Bailey’s story for the stage, went full-on meta with Bedford Falls, scripting a scant five actors to play all the characters from the original movie, complete with an onstage foley artist — managing to capture the whimsy and allure of Capra’s telling while adding another layer to its central message.

Ballet Arkansas joins with the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra to present the beloved ballet “The Nutcracker,” first performed in 1892 and millions of times since.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.

New work by Cantrell Gallery's stable of 13 artists will be on exhibit through Christmas Eve.

Two new exhibits at the Arts and Science Center of Southeast Arkansas take different approaches to botanical prints. Marjorie Williams-Smith detailed drawings of flowers and plants, in "Metalpoint: A Classic Artform," are precise and intimate realizations of nature. The lumen prints and photograms, made by placing objects on silver-gelatin photographic paper and exposing them to […]

The artist dedicates the show to his grandparents "to keep their stories alive."

V.L. Cox's exhibit at the Delta Cultural Center addresses racism with sculpture.

Photographs of blues and gospel artists from the Southeastern United States by Music Maker Relief Foundation founder Timothy Duffy go on exhibit Oct. 1 at the Delta Cultural Center.

The Fayetteville artist has a one-woman show at The Gallery at Midtown Associates.

Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art exhibits crystals in art and as art.

The show will feature work by six Arkansas artists among others.

The "Winners Show" is one of the Arkansas League of Artists' "finest exhibits," the artists' group says, showing works selected from 60 eligible pieces. This year's judge is UA Little Rock art professor Michael Warrick. Awards will be presented at the opening reception at the William F. Laman Library at 2801 Orange St., 6-8 p.m. […]

Boswell Mourot Fine Art's annual show features the work of 26 top artists.

Glamorous examples from ESSE and private collections, plus a party.

Joe Landry, who adapted George Bailey’s story for the stage, went full-on meta with Bedford Falls, scripting a scant five actors to play all the characters from the original movie, complete with an onstage foley artist — managing to capture the whimsy and allure of Capra’s telling while adding another layer to its central message.

Ballet Arkansas joins with the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra to present the beloved ballet “The Nutcracker,” first performed in 1892 and millions of times since.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.

New work by Cantrell Gallery's stable of 13 artists will be on exhibit through Christmas Eve.

Two new exhibits at the Arts and Science Center of Southeast Arkansas take different approaches to botanical prints. Marjorie Williams-Smith detailed drawings of flowers and plants, in "Metalpoint: A Classic Artform," are precise and intimate realizations of nature. The lumen prints and photograms, made by placing objects on silver-gelatin photographic paper and exposing them to […]

The artist dedicates the show to his grandparents "to keep their stories alive."

V.L. Cox's exhibit at the Delta Cultural Center addresses racism with sculpture.

Photographs of blues and gospel artists from the Southeastern United States by Music Maker Relief Foundation founder Timothy Duffy go on exhibit Oct. 1 at the Delta Cultural Center.

The Fayetteville artist has a one-woman show at The Gallery at Midtown Associates.

Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art exhibits crystals in art and as art.

The show will feature work by six Arkansas artists among others.

The "Winners Show" is one of the Arkansas League of Artists' "finest exhibits," the artists' group says, showing works selected from 60 eligible pieces. This year's judge is UA Little Rock art professor Michael Warrick. Awards will be presented at the opening reception at the William F. Laman Library at 2801 Orange St., 6-8 p.m. […]

Boswell Mourot Fine Art's annual show features the work of 26 top artists.

Glamorous examples from ESSE and private collections, plus a party.

Joe Landry, who adapted George Bailey’s story for the stage, went full-on meta with Bedford Falls, scripting a scant five actors to play all the characters from the original movie, complete with an onstage foley artist — managing to capture the whimsy and allure of Capra’s telling while adding another layer to its central message.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.

New work by Cantrell Gallery's stable of 13 artists will be on exhibit through Christmas Eve.

Two new exhibits at the Arts and Science Center of Southeast Arkansas take different approaches to botanical prints. Marjorie Williams-Smith detailed drawings of flowers and plants, in "Metalpoint: A Classic Artform," are precise and intimate realizations of nature. The lumen prints and photograms, made by placing objects on silver-gelatin photographic paper and exposing them to […]

The artist dedicates the show to his grandparents "to keep their stories alive."

V.L. Cox's exhibit at the Delta Cultural Center addresses racism with sculpture.

Photographs of blues and gospel artists from the Southeastern United States by Music Maker Relief Foundation founder Timothy Duffy go on exhibit Oct. 1 at the Delta Cultural Center.

The Fayetteville artist has a one-woman show at The Gallery at Midtown Associates.

Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art exhibits crystals in art and as art.

The show will feature work by six Arkansas artists among others.

Gallery 26 packs its walls for holiday art shoppers with works by 61 artists working in all mediums: jewelry, paintings, drawings, pottery, Christmas ornaments, sculpture, photography, etc.

Boswell Mourot Fine Art's annual show features the work of 26 top artists.

The "Winners Show" is one of the Arkansas League of Artists' "finest exhibits," the artists' group says, showing works selected from 60 eligible pieces. This year's judge is UA Little Rock art professor Michael Warrick. Awards will be presented at the opening reception at the William F. Laman Library at 2801 Orange St., 6-8 p.m. […]

Glamorous examples from ESSE and private collections, plus a party.

Joe Landry, who adapted George Bailey’s story for the stage, went full-on meta with Bedford Falls, scripting a scant five actors to play all the characters from the original movie, complete with an onstage foley artist — managing to capture the whimsy and allure of Capra’s telling while adding another layer to its central message.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.

New work by Cantrell Gallery's stable of 13 artists will be on exhibit through Christmas Eve.

Two new exhibits at the Arts and Science Center of Southeast Arkansas take different approaches to botanical prints. Marjorie Williams-Smith detailed drawings of flowers and plants, in "Metalpoint: A Classic Artform," are precise and intimate realizations of nature. The lumen prints and photograms, made by placing objects on silver-gelatin photographic paper and exposing them to […]

The artist dedicates the show to his grandparents "to keep their stories alive."

V.L. Cox's exhibit at the Delta Cultural Center addresses racism with sculpture.

Photographs of blues and gospel artists from the Southeastern United States by Music Maker Relief Foundation founder Timothy Duffy go on exhibit Oct. 1 at the Delta Cultural Center.

The Fayetteville artist has a one-woman show at The Gallery at Midtown Associates.

Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art exhibits crystals in art and as art.

The show will feature work by six Arkansas artists among others.

Gallery 26 packs its walls for holiday art shoppers with works by 61 artists working in all mediums: jewelry, paintings, drawings, pottery, Christmas ornaments, sculpture, photography, etc.

The "Holiday Exhibit" features work by contemporary Arkansas artists and an opening reception with music by Ricko Donovan.

Boswell Mourot Fine Art's annual show features the work of 26 top artists.

The "Winners Show" is one of the Arkansas League of Artists' "finest exhibits," the artists' group says, showing works selected from 60 eligible pieces. This year's judge is UA Little Rock art professor Michael Warrick. Awards will be presented at the opening reception at the William F. Laman Library at 2801 Orange St., 6-8 p.m. […]

Glamorous examples from ESSE and private collections, plus a party.

Joe Landry, who adapted George Bailey’s story for the stage, went full-on meta with Bedford Falls, scripting a scant five actors to play all the characters from the original movie, complete with an onstage foley artist — managing to capture the whimsy and allure of Capra’s telling while adding another layer to its central message.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

Naomi Safran-Hon's exhibition "Refuge: Needing, Seeking, Creating Shelter" includes drear fantastical scenes of rubble-strewn home interiors.

New work by Cantrell Gallery's stable of 13 artists will be on exhibit through Christmas Eve.

Two new exhibits at the Arts and Science Center of Southeast Arkansas take different approaches to botanical prints. Marjorie Williams-Smith detailed drawings of flowers and plants, in "Metalpoint: A Classic Artform," are precise and intimate realizations of nature. The lumen prints and photograms, made by placing objects on silver-gelatin photographic paper and exposing them to […]

The artist dedicates the show to his grandparents "to keep their stories alive."

V.L. Cox's exhibit at the Delta Cultural Center addresses racism with sculpture.

Photographs of blues and gospel artists from the Southeastern United States by Music Maker Relief Foundation founder Timothy Duffy go on exhibit Oct. 1 at the Delta Cultural Center.

The Fayetteville artist has a one-woman show at The Gallery at Midtown Associates.

Danny R.W. Baskin and Lee Byers collaborate for an exhibition exploring metaphors of birth, death and rebirth.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art exhibits crystals in art and as art.

The show will feature work by six Arkansas artists among others.

Gallery 26 packs its walls for holiday art shoppers with works by 61 artists working in all mediums: jewelry, paintings, drawings, pottery, Christmas ornaments, sculpture, photography, etc.

The "Holiday Exhibit" features work by contemporary Arkansas artists and an opening reception with music by Ricko Donovan.

Boswell Mourot Fine Art's annual show features the work of 26 top artists.

The "Winners Show" is one of the Arkansas League of Artists' "finest exhibits," the artists' group says, showing works selected from 60 eligible pieces. This year's judge is UA Little Rock art professor Michael Warrick. Awards will be presented at the opening reception at the William F. Laman Library at 2801 Orange St., 6-8 p.m. […]

Glamorous examples from ESSE and private collections, plus a party.

Joe Landry, who adapted George Bailey’s story for the stage, went full-on meta with Bedford Falls, scripting a scant five actors to play all the characters from the original movie, complete with an onstage foley artist — managing to capture the whimsy and allure of Capra’s telling while adding another layer to its central message.