The To-Do List Week of Oct 18, 2019

The Historic Arkansas Museum exhibits its collection of rare quilts stitched by Arkansas women.

Seawood's show at the Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas features portraits and interviews of young black men talking about how people see them.

An exhibition from the collection of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia opens with a reception with music and a talk by Jim Crow Museum founder/director David Pilgrim.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

With three decades of stellar screenings, directors panels, educational outreach programs, appearances from film stars like Zazie Beetz and Werner Herzog and memorable after-parties in HSDFF’s rearview mirror, it’s developed a reputation as a sure bet, and the 2019 lineup is no exception.

The Miami artist and Colombia native makes monumental and ironic charcoal drawings inspired by and commenting on the clash of cultures in Florida.

Large-scale works by members of the society.

M2 Gallery’s "She Show" is a reprise of its 2017 show highlighting women artists and features work by 27 artists.

Argenta Gallery and the ACANSA Arts Festival of the South host "Aerie," an exhibition of lyrical works by Louisiana artists George Marks and Lisa diStefano. 

Hearne Fine Art is exhibiting the work of five contemporary artists whose work embodies the communal spirit of the Zulu term UBUNTU.

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.

New paintings by Matthew Hasty are inspired by a physicist's explanation of time.

An exhibition of print series by one of the greatest artists of all time — Francisco Goya (1746-1828) — and 20th-century artist Federico Castellon, both of whom used dark imagery to illustrate the human condition, is on exhibit in the Windgate Gallery of the Center for Humanities and the Arts at UA Pulaski Tech.

Photographer Robert P. Gordon and figurative painter Pat Hennon show their work at Fenix.

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

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

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

The Arkansas State Fair is the gleaming, whirring, dizzying beacon that eases The Natural State into the fall, whether or not temperatures agree.

Arkansas State University opens three fall shows in the Bradbury Museum.

The Fort Smith Regional Art Museum features an exhibition of pastels by David Mudrinich, drawing and painting professor at Arkansas Tech.

The New Gallery exhibits the vibrantly colored paintings of Delaware artist Michael Kalmbach.

Like last year's production of “Dracula,” Ballet Arkansas's 2019 production is built on original choreography from Ballet Arkansas Executive and Artistic Director Michael Fothergill, this time geared to interpret Washington Irving’s 1920 gothic novel.

The Historic Arkansas Museum exhibits its collection of rare quilts stitched by Arkansas women.

Seawood's show at the Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas features portraits and interviews of young black men talking about how people see them.

An exhibition from the collection of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia opens with a reception with music and a talk by Jim Crow Museum founder/director David Pilgrim.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

With three decades of stellar screenings, directors panels, educational outreach programs, appearances from film stars like Zazie Beetz and Werner Herzog and memorable after-parties in HSDFF’s rearview mirror, it’s developed a reputation as a sure bet, and the 2019 lineup is no exception.

The Miami artist and Colombia native makes monumental and ironic charcoal drawings inspired by and commenting on the clash of cultures in Florida.

Large-scale works by members of the society.

M2 Gallery’s "She Show" is a reprise of its 2017 show highlighting women artists and features work by 27 artists.

Argenta Gallery and the ACANSA Arts Festival of the South host "Aerie," an exhibition of lyrical works by Louisiana artists George Marks and Lisa diStefano. 

Hearne Fine Art is exhibiting the work of five contemporary artists whose work embodies the communal spirit of the Zulu term UBUNTU.

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.

An exhibition of print series by one of the greatest artists of all time — Francisco Goya (1746-1828) — and 20th-century artist Federico Castellon, both of whom used dark imagery to illustrate the human condition, is on exhibit in the Windgate Gallery of the Center for Humanities and the Arts at UA Pulaski Tech.

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

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

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

The Arkansas State Fair is the gleaming, whirring, dizzying beacon that eases The Natural State into the fall, whether or not temperatures agree.

Arkansas State University opens three fall shows in the Bradbury Museum.

The Fort Smith Regional Art Museum features an exhibition of pastels by David Mudrinich, drawing and painting professor at Arkansas Tech.

The Historic Arkansas Museum exhibits its collection of rare quilts stitched by Arkansas women.

Seawood's show at the Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas features portraits and interviews of young black men talking about how people see them.

An exhibition from the collection of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia opens with a reception with music and a talk by Jim Crow Museum founder/director David Pilgrim.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

With three decades of stellar screenings, directors panels, educational outreach programs, appearances from film stars like Zazie Beetz and Werner Herzog and memorable after-parties in HSDFF’s rearview mirror, it’s developed a reputation as a sure bet, and the 2019 lineup is no exception.

The Miami artist and Colombia native makes monumental and ironic charcoal drawings inspired by and commenting on the clash of cultures in Florida.

Large-scale works by members of the society.

M2 Gallery’s "She Show" is a reprise of its 2017 show highlighting women artists and features work by 27 artists.

Argenta Gallery and the ACANSA Arts Festival of the South host "Aerie," an exhibition of lyrical works by Louisiana artists George Marks and Lisa diStefano. 

Hearne Fine Art is exhibiting the work of five contemporary artists whose work embodies the communal spirit of the Zulu term UBUNTU.

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.

An exhibition of print series by one of the greatest artists of all time — Francisco Goya (1746-1828) — and 20th-century artist Federico Castellon, both of whom used dark imagery to illustrate the human condition, is on exhibit in the Windgate Gallery of the Center for Humanities and the Arts at UA Pulaski Tech.

UA Little Rock will exhibit the digital manipulations of the New York photographer.

Feral animals and children populate the narrative drawings of Anaïs Dassé.

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

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

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

Arkansas State University opens three fall shows in the Bradbury Museum.

The Fort Smith Regional Art Museum features an exhibition of pastels by David Mudrinich, drawing and painting professor at Arkansas Tech.

The Historic Arkansas Museum exhibits its collection of rare quilts stitched by Arkansas women.

Seawood's show at the Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas features portraits and interviews of young black men talking about how people see them.

An exhibition from the collection of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia opens with a reception with music and a talk by Jim Crow Museum founder/director David Pilgrim.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

With three decades of stellar screenings, directors panels, educational outreach programs, appearances from film stars like Zazie Beetz and Werner Herzog and memorable after-parties in HSDFF’s rearview mirror, it’s developed a reputation as a sure bet, and the 2019 lineup is no exception.

The Miami artist and Colombia native makes monumental and ironic charcoal drawings inspired by and commenting on the clash of cultures in Florida.

Large-scale works by members of the society.

M2 Gallery’s "She Show" is a reprise of its 2017 show highlighting women artists and features work by 27 artists.

Argenta Gallery and the ACANSA Arts Festival of the South host "Aerie," an exhibition of lyrical works by Louisiana artists George Marks and Lisa diStefano. 

Hearne Fine Art is exhibiting the work of five contemporary artists whose work embodies the communal spirit of the Zulu term UBUNTU.

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.

An exhibition of print series by one of the greatest artists of all time — Francisco Goya (1746-1828) — and 20th-century artist Federico Castellon, both of whom used dark imagery to illustrate the human condition, is on exhibit in the Windgate Gallery of the Center for Humanities and the Arts at UA Pulaski Tech.

UA Little Rock will exhibit the digital manipulations of the New York photographer.

Feral animals and children populate the narrative drawings of Anaïs Dassé.

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

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

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

Arkansas State University opens three fall shows in the Bradbury Museum.

The Fort Smith Regional Art Museum features an exhibition of pastels by David Mudrinich, drawing and painting professor at Arkansas Tech.

The Historic Arkansas Museum exhibits its collection of rare quilts stitched by Arkansas women.

Seawood's show at the Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas features portraits and interviews of young black men talking about how people see them.

An exhibition from the collection of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia opens with a reception with music and a talk by Jim Crow Museum founder/director David Pilgrim.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

With three decades of stellar screenings, directors panels, educational outreach programs, appearances from film stars like Zazie Beetz and Werner Herzog and memorable after-parties in HSDFF’s rearview mirror, it’s developed a reputation as a sure bet, and the 2019 lineup is no exception.

The Miami artist and Colombia native makes monumental and ironic charcoal drawings inspired by and commenting on the clash of cultures in Florida.

Large-scale works by members of the society.

M2 Gallery’s "She Show" is a reprise of its 2017 show highlighting women artists and features work by 27 artists.

Argenta Gallery and the ACANSA Arts Festival of the South host "Aerie," an exhibition of lyrical works by Louisiana artists George Marks and Lisa diStefano. 

Hearne Fine Art is exhibiting the work of five contemporary artists whose work embodies the communal spirit of the Zulu term UBUNTU.

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.

New paintings by Matthew Hasty are inspired by a physicist's explanation of time.

An exhibition of print series by one of the greatest artists of all time — Francisco Goya (1746-1828) — and 20th-century artist Federico Castellon, both of whom used dark imagery to illustrate the human condition, is on exhibit in the Windgate Gallery of the Center for Humanities and the Arts at UA Pulaski Tech.

UA Little Rock will exhibit the digital manipulations of the New York photographer.

Feral animals and children populate the narrative drawings of Anaïs Dassé.

Photographer Robert P. Gordon and figurative painter Pat Hennon show their work at Fenix.

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

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

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

Arkansas State University opens three fall shows in the Bradbury Museum.

The Fort Smith Regional Art Museum features an exhibition of pastels by David Mudrinich, drawing and painting professor at Arkansas Tech.

The Historic Arkansas Museum exhibits its collection of rare quilts stitched by Arkansas women.

Seawood's show at the Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas features portraits and interviews of young black men talking about how people see them.

An exhibition from the collection of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia opens with a reception with music and a talk by Jim Crow Museum founder/director David Pilgrim.

An exhibition of works inspired by the forest.

With three decades of stellar screenings, directors panels, educational outreach programs, appearances from film stars like Zazie Beetz and Werner Herzog and memorable after-parties in HSDFF’s rearview mirror, it’s developed a reputation as a sure bet, and the 2019 lineup is no exception.

The Miami artist and Colombia native makes monumental and ironic charcoal drawings inspired by and commenting on the clash of cultures in Florida.

Large-scale works by members of the society.

M2 Gallery’s "She Show" is a reprise of its 2017 show highlighting women artists and features work by 27 artists.

Argenta Gallery and the ACANSA Arts Festival of the South host "Aerie," an exhibition of lyrical works by Louisiana artists George Marks and Lisa diStefano. 

Hearne Fine Art is exhibiting the work of five contemporary artists whose work embodies the communal spirit of the Zulu term UBUNTU.

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.

New paintings by Matthew Hasty are inspired by a physicist's explanation of time.

An exhibition of print series by one of the greatest artists of all time — Francisco Goya (1746-1828) — and 20th-century artist Federico Castellon, both of whom used dark imagery to illustrate the human condition, is on exhibit in the Windgate Gallery of the Center for Humanities and the Arts at UA Pulaski Tech.

UA Little Rock will exhibit the digital manipulations of the New York photographer.

Feral animals and children populate the narrative drawings of Anaïs Dassé.

Photographer Robert P. Gordon and figurative painter Pat Hennon show their work at Fenix.

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

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

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

Arkansas State University opens three fall shows in the Bradbury Museum.

The Fort Smith Regional Art Museum features an exhibition of pastels by David Mudrinich, drawing and painting professor at Arkansas Tech.