Maker Space
Belief System
You must drink your morning coffee to have a conversation with Kat Wilson. The celebrated visual artist is perpetually firing on all pistons, and her ideas — which come fast
Three Minutes, Three Questions: Andrew Markus Bell
Google Andrew Markus Bell, and the descriptors that appear are tantalizing: “Global contemporary,” “abstract pointillism,” “contemporary art,” “art abstract.” “In the process of intense personal excavation, I developed skills I
Art OverView
April 1 Drop-In Artmaking — 1-4 p.m., Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville. Free. 657-2335. Architecture Tour — Learn about the unique architectural features of Moshe Safdie’s design and gain insights
3×3 Three Minutes, Three Questions Artist Mary Judge
“‘Grammar of Ornament’ explores the interdisciplinary practices of contemporary artists who sit at the intersection of art and design to consider the ways that ornament can create visual languages.” That’s
Maker’s Space: A Natural Photographer
Bentonville man’s work graces cover of magazine LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com Bill Petrunich and his wife, Phyllis, of Bentonville have willingly put themselves in the path of Alaskan brown bears
Second Season
Something For Everyone Fort Smith’s Young Actors Guild plans 2018 LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com Fort Smith’s Young Actors Guild’s production of “Wonderland: The Real Story” opens on Feb. 15 and
More To Know
Missy Gipson, executive director of Fayetteville’s newest community theater, Pilot Arts, announced the theater would be offering a selection of classes starting Jan. 28 for adults and children. Tuition is
Room For Improvement
Workshops and classes offer all kinds of learning LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com You know the drill: New Year, New You. Luckily, Northwest Arkansas is full of classes and workshops that
Lights, Cameras, Audiences
Film festivals finding their own niches in NWA Be It Resolved Northwest Arkansas film festivals continue to expand their reach, fostering artists and films that receive national attention. The Past
Lights, Cameras, Audiences
Be It Resolved Northwest Arkansas film festivals continue to expand their reach, fostering artists and films that receive national attention. The Past 540 Film Fest was the area’s first film
