Arkansas Arts News (United States)

ReDcOX creating Daily Photographic Diary of Buffalo National River for 40th Anniversary Year. Ranked as 1 of the top 10 'underappreciated' national parks in the US Fine Art Photographer ReDcOX creates a 365 project on Flickr in response.

The author of "Diary From the Dome, Reflections on Fear and Privilege During Katrina" will mail 1-5 signed copies of his memoir to any artist who uses the book in any publicly displayed piece of art or media broadcasts.

Professional photographers to teach sessions as photographers of all levels learn and share inspiration.

The town doffs it hat to the arts and kicks up its heels in celebration

61st Opera season promises drama, tragedy, comedy and superlative singing in an intimate,outdoor theater

Eureka Springs Artists host days of creativity--free and freewheeling fun for all ages

Chainsaw carving competition creates art, benefits local groups

A gift to the nation honoring America’s fallen heroes in Iraq and Afghanistan, “The Lost Heroes Art Quilt” continues its national tour at the Arkansas State Capitol Building in Little Rock, AR, today through February 22.

A gift to the nation honoring America’s fallen heroes in Iraq and Afghanistan, “The Lost Heroes Art Quilt” continues its national tour with a special viewing at the FedEx Freight Headquarters in Harrison, Ark., today through February 15.

Eureka Springs has named Robert Norman as the winner of the poster contest for the 2011 May Festival of the Arts. His poster will be used in ads and will be sold locally. These posters are coveted items. Robert, by the way, is into fish ... read on.

Keep your hat on. It's required! The annual Mad Hatter Ball brings out the craziest hats and costumes, all to benefit ESSA, the non-profit art school in Eureka Springs. It's October 29th at the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa.

Mid-America's Art Capital, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, ihas more working artists per capita than any other city in the U.S The arts community rewards tourists with a $500 gift certificate yearly. This year's winner is Cindy Grow of Tavares, Florida.

Artist and Photographer offering freelance service.

A LOT can happen in 63 years! But despite all the changes over the past six-plus decades, one thing has remained constant: the Original Ozark Folk Festival. From humble beginnings, it has grown up to become the oldest folk festival in the country!

20 artists at 16 locations around Eureka Springs will open their studios to the public for the 5th Annual Studio Tour Sept. 24-26.

It started in 1947 and no folk festival in the U.S. has been running continuously longer than the Original Ozark Folk Festival in Eureka Springs, AR. This year will be the 63rd annual event and will bring back the Barefoot Ball by popular demand.

She deserved it! This amazing painting looks like she affixed objects to it to give it a 3-dimensional feel. But, no! It's all acrylic paint.

The newest art gallery in Eureka Springs had an unlikely origin. The couple from the Pacific Northwest wase just looking for a nice Victorian home in Eureka Springs!

Mid-America's Art Capitol Combines Fine and Performing Art at Opera In The Ozarks "Art In Opera Group Show" now through July 17.

Leisure Arts proudly announces the upcoming publication of Little Knitted Creatures—a knit pattern book featuring 26 amigurumi designs by Amy Gaines!

Leisure Arts proudly announces the publication of Knit Celebrity Slouchy Beanies For The Family by Lisa Gentry—a how-to knit pattern book featuring exclusive never before seen photos and patterns of Slouchy Beanies.

The 20th Annual Eureka Springs Woodcarvers Jamboree is coming to the Ozarks this fall.

A 500-pound Humpty Dumpty now sits high on a wall overlooking historic Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The Kings' horses are on stand-by.

Artists and artisans in "Mid-America's Art Capitol," Eureka Springs, Arkansas, open their studios to the public Sept. 24-26, 2010.

The Arkansas Community Arts Cooperative (ACAC) Executive Director Leigh Woods discusses the humble beginnings of an open source Arts Resource.

"Mid-America's Art Capital" showcases the works of its own thriving arts community in the month-long exhibit at the newly renovated Queen Anne Mansion.

Grand Marshal to hog spotlight as ARTrageous parade kicks off May Festival of the Arts

Chainsaw artisans to gather in Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Over 130 events, most free. Parades, music, artists exhibits, demonstrations and receptions, gallery strolls, studio walks, and a myriad of other ways that we celebrate the art of Eureka Springs

Kelly Griffin, actor, video shooter and musician discusses his career and Independent filmmaking. Arkansas Talent Conversations interviews Arts and Entertainment Professionals for perspectives into today’s art scene.

New medical and healthcare-related conceptual images of curing diseases released for advertising and editorial use.

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Terry Smith Images has released unique new images of Washington D.C. available for commercial or editorial use with rights-managed licensing.

The free, self-guided tour is an opportunity to spend three cultural days exploring beautiful Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Visit private studios of 20 fine artists and crafts persons. The fall weather and scenery make this an art adventure to remember.

CrochetSoiree.com Launch Day 2 is all about Baby May 5! Explore "The Cute Factor" with crochet designer Kay Meadors, ooh and goo over a baby accessory slideshow, register for a prize ($500 value)! Participate in Cutest Baby Booties Challenge.

CrochetSoiree.com Launch Bash online crochet event starts May 4! Crocheters can meet our blog writer, see interview with the Crochet Dude, register for a prize ($500 value)! Participate in Embellished Crochet Challenge, and take a site tour!

Founded in 1997 with just a used clone 386 computer, a phone line, a book called "Internet 4 Dummies, and a stray dog named "Thor" Rick London founder of Londons Times Cartoons has built a true cartoon empire and now expanded his retail stores.