Page 14 - The Springs Magazine July Issue 2018

14 • The Springs • July 2018 July Gallery Happenings
Summer is upon us!!! However, rain, snow, sleet, hail, and HEAT are no barriers to
Hot Springs’ loyal and dedicated art patrons. Join the celebration of art as you stroll Gallery
Walk, Friday, July 6th from 5-9 p.m. In its 28 year, our galleries will celebrate in typical
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style. Visitors to the historic downtown district will “meet and greet” artists, and enjoy
entertainment, refreshments, a huge selection of paintings, sculptures, pottery, jewelry, and
much more! New artists and exhibits each month.
ALISON PARSONS STUDIO event page. Stop in and enter your name for a drawing to win
1017 Lakeshore Dr. • 501-655-0604 a highly collectable face mug ($65 value) created by Master
alisonparsons.com Ceramicist/artist Zack Dryden. Come by and see pottery
A working artist’s studio on Lake being made! We are open Mon.-Sat. 10am-3pm.
Hamilton. Special Commissions,
Paintings, Prints, Note Cards of Local EMERGENT ARTS
Landmarks and much more! Come by 341A Whittington • 501-655-0836
boat or car - call or text and we will be happy to show you emergentarts.org
around. Located just 2 ½ miles from Sam’s Club look for the Register now for Summer Art
black-pink striped mailbox. Facebook: Alison Parsons Studio. Camp! Ages 5-14. Students will
work in three art classes and projects
AMERICAN ART GALLERY will include, drawing, sculpture,
724 Central • 501-624-0550 printmaking, and clay. All materials + snack included.
americanartgalleryandgifts.com Students will need a sack lunch. Dates are July 10-13 and
Featuring gourds by Rick Carter for July 17-20, 9am-3pm. Creative Writing Camp is July 24-27.
the July Gallery Walk. Carter will be Ages 13+ 10am-2:30pm. Students will take part in creative
present to talk about the extensive writing classes with local poet Kai Coggin and a bookmaking
research of Native American symbols class. All materials + snack included, students bring a sack
and designs he has done to achieve the authenticity of lunch. For registration and further details visit website.
each gourd. The use of natural trims, antlers, leather and
raw materials are used for embellishments on each vessel. GALLERY CENTRAL
The aim is to bring a forgotten culture in modern American 800 Central • 501-318-4278
homes with decorative pieces that can be appreciated for gallerycentralfineart.com
many years and passed down through generations. Wall art Gallery Central opens its doors for
by Margaret Kipp, Patricia Bailey, and Jimmy Leach. Ernie the monthly Gallery Walk, with many
Bolieu will be on hand to discuss our line of Southwest artists in attendance. Enjoy all the new
jewelry. Horsehair pottery by Valerie Hanks-Goetz. Thomas and beautiful art, representing over 35
Kinkade work in Gallery II. Mon.-Sat. 10am-5pm. artists. Meet the featured artist.

ARTISTS’ WORKSHOP GALLERY JUSTUS FINE ART GALLERY
610A Central • 501-623-6401 827A Central • 501-321-2335
artistsworkshopgallery.com justusfineart.com
Featured artists: Pat Langewis and New work by Dustyn Bork, Robert
Kenney Maggard. Langewis, a trained Fogel, Matthew Hasty, Dolores Justus,
artist in multiple media, enjoys the and Sandra Sell. Work by Robyn
voyage of experimental art. She will Horn, Tony Saladino, Gene Sparling,
be showing acrylic abstract paintings, watercolor paintings and others. Hasty is known for his luminous southern
and textile art on silk. As a teacher and artist, she travels landscapes. His painting, “Summer Smolder” captures the
the world teaching watercolor classes. Langewis has been color and atmosphere of a summer sunset. Fogel’s abstract
part of the Hot Springs artistic community for twelve years. sculptures are exercises in reduction that are based on land
Kenney Maggard was born in Reedley, CA. Wildlife and forms, rivers and geologic features whose designs have
scenic beauty instilled a deep appreciation for the wonders left an impression with the artist. Sell’s wood sculpture
of the natural world, inspiring his photographing wildlife continues to garner national attention. Two new sculptures
scenes and then drawing very realistic depictions. He also by Sell are included. New paintings by Bork and Justus will
works in other art forms such as sculpture, woodturning, also be featured. Reception 5-9 p.m. Fri., July 6. The show
wood carving, acrylics, oil and pastels. Featured Miniature runs July 6-3. Owned by artist Dolores Justus, the gallery
Artists: Amarylis J Ball and Jerry Matusky. Mon-Sat, 10 offers a wide range of original art including sculpture,
am-5 pm; Sun, 12-5 pm. paintings, ceramics, photography, and more by recognized
artists. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Wed.-Sat. or by appointment.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS GALLERY
620 Central #1C • 501-623-2323 WHITTINGTON GALLERY
crystalspringsmining.com 307 Whittington • 501-607-0214
Expect the unusual at Crystal Springs Whittington gallery and Studios
Gallery, featuring an amazing will have The Tone Chasers playing
collection of minerals, crystals, gems music during gallery walk. Great
& distinctive gifts from Arkansas and music, good food and beverages in a
around the world. Choose from stunning pieces of jewelry laid back atmosphere, in our 5,000 sq.
designed by local and international artists. Find unique art ft. gallery. As always we will be drawing a name for one of
created by Arkansas artists. Children receive free Arkansas our lucky guests to win a piece of original art. This month
crystals. Open Monday through Saturday 10 am-6 pm. artwork is a Vapor Valley Collage by artist John Faginkrantz.
Plenty of fun. Mon – Fri: 9am-3pm. Sat: Noon-4pm.
DRYDEN ART POTTERY RILEY ART GLASS STUDIO
STUDIO/GALLERY 710 Grand Ave • 501-318-6193
341 Whittington • 501-282-8328 RileyArtGlass.com
www.drydenpottery.com A working studio where the public can
Dryden Fine Art Pottery will be hosting watch the Riley brothers create their art
a “Decorate Your Own Face-Mug” class/ glass (check glassblowing schedule on
workshop during the July Gallery Walk. Limited tickets website or Facebook.) The brothers will
available. Call or purchase online through our Facebook answer questions while they work, explaining the process