SaturdayMar 21
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge" (Museum guests only)
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.
Melissa Wilkinson: "Vice and Virtue"
The artist addresses dichotomies of good and bad, men and women in this show at the Historic Arkansas Museum.
"AstroZone: An Interactive Art Experience"
An immersive art, sound and science exhibition of inflatable sculpture is cosponsored by the Murphy Arts District and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
50th annual "Mid-Southern Watercolorists Juried Exhibition"
The show features 39 works and is accompanied by an exhibition of works by MSW founders.
"Whimsy & Flights of Fancy": Toys and art at ASC
The Pine Bluff arts center combines Arkansas Arts Center's collection with works by Little Rock artists.
"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."
Hank Willis Thomas: "All Things Being Equal ..." (Venue closed)
The conceptual artist combines popular images with politics and references to history.
Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival [CANCELED]
Something of an “antifestival” lovingly produced by Hot Springs artists, musicians and weirdos of all stripes, Low Key Arts’ annual Valley of the Vapors is both a musical marathon and community frolic. It’s a supremely chill framework in which to fall in love with roughly 10 bands in the span of six hours, and to bop around quirky downtown Hot Springs in the process.
SundayMar 22
Amanda Shires [POSTPONED]
Shires, a fiddler and songwriter who lends her talent to husband Jason Isbell's outfit The 400 Unit, lands at the Rev Room Sunday, March 22.
"Into the Woods": Champion trees by Linda Palmer and turned wood vessels by Gene Sparling (Venue closed)
Prismacolor pencil drawings of Arkansas trees and vessels made from Arkansas trees, in the Concordia Gallery.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge" (Museum guests only)
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.
Melissa Wilkinson: "Vice and Virtue"
The artist addresses dichotomies of good and bad, men and women in this show at the Historic Arkansas Museum.
"AstroZone: An Interactive Art Experience"
An immersive art, sound and science exhibition of inflatable sculpture is cosponsored by the Murphy Arts District and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
50th annual "Mid-Southern Watercolorists Juried Exhibition"
The show features 39 works and is accompanied by an exhibition of works by MSW founders.
"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."
Hank Willis Thomas: "All Things Being Equal ..." (Venue closed)
The conceptual artist combines popular images with politics and references to history.
Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival [CANCELED]
Something of an “antifestival” lovingly produced by Hot Springs artists, musicians and weirdos of all stripes, Low Key Arts’ annual Valley of the Vapors is both a musical marathon and community frolic. It’s a supremely chill framework in which to fall in love with roughly 10 bands in the span of six hours, and to bop around quirky downtown Hot Springs in the process.
MondayMar 23
"88.3 FM & The Voice of the People"
J.T. Tarpley’s documentary on the role of 88.3-FM, KABF, founded 1983 by the now-defunct Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (Acorn), features Acorn founder Wade Rathke and local figures and supporters Judge Wendell Griffen, Zach Pollett, Kevin Kerby, Paul Kelley, John Cain, Pat Rogers-Ward, Jessica Akers and others.
At CHARTS: "The Faces of Syrian Refugees"
Photographer Michael Cohen decided to use his art to tell the story of Syrian refugees.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge" (Museum guests only)
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 (Venue closed)
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.
Melissa Wilkinson: "Vice and Virtue"
The artist addresses dichotomies of good and bad, men and women in this show at the Historic Arkansas Museum.
"AstroZone: An Interactive Art Experience"
An immersive art, sound and science exhibition of inflatable sculpture is cosponsored by the Murphy Arts District and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
50th annual "Mid-Southern Watercolorists Juried Exhibition"
The show features 39 works and is accompanied by an exhibition of works by MSW founders.
Hank Willis Thomas: "All Things Being Equal ..." (Venue closed)
The conceptual artist combines popular images with politics and references to history.
Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival [CANCELED]
Something of an “antifestival” lovingly produced by Hot Springs artists, musicians and weirdos of all stripes, Low Key Arts’ annual Valley of the Vapors is both a musical marathon and community frolic. It’s a supremely chill framework in which to fall in love with roughly 10 bands in the span of six hours, and to bop around quirky downtown Hot Springs in the process.
TuesdayMar 24
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge" (Museum guests only)
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 (Venue closed)
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.
Melissa Wilkinson: "Vice and Virtue"
The artist addresses dichotomies of good and bad, men and women in this show at the Historic Arkansas Museum.
"AstroZone: An Interactive Art Experience"
An immersive art, sound and science exhibition of inflatable sculpture is cosponsored by the Murphy Arts District and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
50th annual "Mid-Southern Watercolorists Juried Exhibition"
The show features 39 works and is accompanied by an exhibition of works by MSW founders.
"Whimsy & Flights of Fancy": Toys and art at ASC
The Pine Bluff arts center combines Arkansas Arts Center's collection with works by Little Rock artists.
WednesdayMar 25
"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time" [CANCELED]
Presented as a play within a play, Simon Stephens’ award-winning “Curious Incident” provides insight into a different kind of perception with the story of Christopher Boone, a teenager who is a mathematical wizard but doesn’t do well with people.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge" (Museum guests only)
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 (Venue closed)
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.
Melissa Wilkinson: "Vice and Virtue"
The artist addresses dichotomies of good and bad, men and women in this show at the Historic Arkansas Museum.
"AstroZone: An Interactive Art Experience"
An immersive art, sound and science exhibition of inflatable sculpture is cosponsored by the Murphy Arts District and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
50th annual "Mid-Southern Watercolorists Juried Exhibition"
The show features 39 works and is accompanied by an exhibition of works by MSW founders.
"Whimsy & Flights of Fancy": Toys and art at ASC
The Pine Bluff arts center combines Arkansas Arts Center's collection with works by Little Rock artists.
Hank Willis Thomas: "All Things Being Equal ..." (Venue closed)
The conceptual artist combines popular images with politics and references to history.
ThursdayMar 26
"Reunion"
It's been 30 years since the ASC showcased work by then-emerging artists Catherine Burns, Scinthya Edwards, Eric Freeman and James Hayes. Now, they're being highlighted again.
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge" (Museum guests only)
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 (Venue closed)
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.
Melissa Wilkinson: "Vice and Virtue"
The artist addresses dichotomies of good and bad, men and women in this show at the Historic Arkansas Museum.
"AstroZone: An Interactive Art Experience"
An immersive art, sound and science exhibition of inflatable sculpture is cosponsored by the Murphy Arts District and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
50th annual "Mid-Southern Watercolorists Juried Exhibition"
The show features 39 works and is accompanied by an exhibition of works by MSW founders.
"Whimsy & Flights of Fancy": Toys and art at ASC
The Pine Bluff arts center combines Arkansas Arts Center's collection with works by Little Rock artists.
Hank Willis Thomas: "All Things Being Equal ..." (Venue closed)
The conceptual artist combines popular images with politics and references to history.
"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time" [CANCELED]
Presented as a play within a play, Simon Stephens’ award-winning “Curious Incident” provides insight into a different kind of perception with the story of Christopher Boone, a teenager who is a mathematical wizard but doesn’t do well with people.
FridayMar 27
Naomi Safran-Hon: "Refuge" (Museum guests only)
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 (Venue closed)
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.
Melissa Wilkinson: "Vice and Virtue"
The artist addresses dichotomies of good and bad, men and women in this show at the Historic Arkansas Museum.
"AstroZone: An Interactive Art Experience"
An immersive art, sound and science exhibition of inflatable sculpture is cosponsored by the Murphy Arts District and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
50th annual "Mid-Southern Watercolorists Juried Exhibition"
The show features 39 works and is accompanied by an exhibition of works by MSW founders.
"Whimsy & Flights of Fancy": Toys and art at ASC
The Pine Bluff arts center combines Arkansas Arts Center's collection with works by Little Rock artists.
Hank Willis Thomas: "All Things Being Equal ..." (Venue closed)
The conceptual artist combines popular images with politics and references to history.
"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time" [CANCELED]
Presented as a play within a play, Simon Stephens’ award-winning “Curious Incident” provides insight into a different kind of perception with the story of Christopher Boone, a teenager who is a mathematical wizard but doesn’t do well with people.
