The 3rd annual Eureka Springs Fall Art Fair will take place Saturday November 24th, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday the 25th, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center, Eureka Springs, AR. Local and regional artists will display works that include paintings, sculpture, pottery, drawings, jewelry, stained glass, and more. [...]
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Mix together one batch of good art with several bottles of tasty wine andyou have a recipe to please the discerning palates of both art aficionados and wine connoisseurs. Edwige Denyszyn and Doug Hausler have successfully mixed the two ingredients in their Keels Creek Winery and Art gallery, 3185 East Van Buren, Eureka Springs, AR. [...]
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In light of recent hateful rhetoric directed toward the gay community of Eureka Springs, forgive me if my writing this week is somewhat influenced by recent and disturbing events.Locals are well aware of the discrimination against Diversity event promoters who were refused ad placement in a right leaning (waaay right) newspaper. Also during Diversity weekend [...]
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American style Magazine has available online the official ballot to select favorite art destination cities. In its class, Eureka Springs has been in the top twenty-five spots for the past two years. Please keep us on the list and help move up in ranking by voting at www.americanstyle.com. American Style Magazine describes itself as “ [...]
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After moving from their home at 16 White Street in 1991, photographer Richard Quick and his wife Pam were able to repurchase the building and return to the neighborhood in early 2006. The Quicks this time chose to use the building not as a residence but as a studio gallery showcasing their works. They rejoined [...]
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The 5th annual Mad Hatter’s Ball will take place October 26, in the Crystal Ballroom of the Crescent Hotel. Check-in is from 6:30 to 7:30. The silent auction will get underway at the same time. There will be Hors d’oeuvres served and a cash bar will be open. As expected most of the items in [...]
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The third installation of art panels was unveiled this past Saturday in the parking lot on North Main known as the Artery. The four by eight foot painted and sculpted pieces are works rendered by Arkansas artists. The panels, 27 in number, cover an unsightly concrete wall turning the parking lot into an impressive outdoor [...]
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”What separates artists from ex-artists is that those who challenge their fears continue; those who don’t, quit,” David Bayles. I am reading the book “Art and Fear” by David Bayles and Ted Orland. It has opened up examination of my self-doubt as an artist that can at times enter the realm of fear. We all [...]
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With a sense of color that rivals any painter’s palette, Mark Hughes creates haute couture from his shop Regalia located at 128 Spring Street. Hughes formerly was a costume designer for Little Rock theater. His current clothing line may be toned down from those days but he still maintains an element of subdued drama in [...]
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Okay, I didn’t see fire but I certainly saw rain at this past weekend’s Pinnacle Hills Promenade Art Festival in Rogers, AR. Approximately 100 artists set up displays on the streets of the walking mall with high hopes of encountering waves of art lovers with purchasing on their minds. A large percentage of the artists [...]
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