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The Eureka Springs Gallery Association joins in celebration of Fleur Delicious with a Stroll themed to the French joie de vivre. Listed below are the seven galleries and their entry in this people’s choice competition. So cast a vote for your favorite, by circling the entry, on Saturday, July 9, 2011 from 6 to 9 p.m. Vive la Eureka!!
Fusion Squared Gallery – 84 Spring Street
John Rinehart presents fused glass jewelry on the fleur-de-lis theme.
83 Spring Gallery – 83 Spring Street
Willis Miller’s oil painting, “Still Held Together”
The Jewel Box Gallery – 77 Spring Street
“Sidewalk Celebration” an original batik painting by Cynthia Dollard that celebrates the long tradition of performing musicians
on the streets of Paris. The work is reminiscent of the Art Nouveau style that flourished in the city in the early 20th century.
Quicksilver Gallery – 73 Spring Street
*The Triomphe of French Culture*
by Carole Belew.
Zarks Gallery – 67 Spring Street
A Fleur Delicious Print
Eureka Thyme Gallery – 19 Spring Street
Photographs of Paris and
Eifel Tower Earrings by Lyla Allison
Iris at the Basin Park – 8 Spring Street
“La tour Eiffel à l’aube!”, a painting by local favorite, Larry Mansker
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A Place of Rest 9x12 Original Oil on Panel
If one were to describe Willis Miller’s work in a single word it would be serene.
Originally from Oklahoma City, Willis now resides in Fayetteville, Arkansas. He began his career as an artist over 30 years ago. Willis creates with feeling and thought as opposed to developing style. Perhaps that’s why the serenity is clearly read in his work.
On Saturday, July 9 from 1pm – 4pm we will host Willis in the Gallery. Then from 6pm – 9pm during our 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll we’ll have an evening reception for him. This event is in conjunction with Eureka Springs’ 1st annual Fleur Delicious Weekend. Inspired by this French-themed celebration, Willis takes a unique look at the French flag in a painting called Still Held Together. For more information visit the Gallery website at www.83springstreet.com or call 479 253 8310.
Still Held Together 16x20 Original Oil on Linen
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We will introduce a new series of paintings by Sherry Young, a long-time resident of our town. Sherry says of her work: “I was born to be an artist. It’s been my passion for as long as I can remember! My schooling in the arts has been the School of Life. My inspiration can be from seeing a color or a pattern, and a piece of art is born from there.
Most of the time, all I need is a canvas or a blank piece of paper.
As I look at it, a picture always comes to me.”
“Quan Yin”
Original Art by Sherry Young
Sherry’s new paintings include “Om”, “Dalai Lama”, “Buddha”, and “Quan Yin”. These are all part of her “Self-Meditated” show that we will have for her on Saturday, June 11.
Join us to view these beautiful paintings and to
meet Sherry from 1-4 p.m. and again during the regularly-scheduled Gallery Stroll from 6 to 9 p.m.
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We invite you to join us at 83 Spring Street Gallery on June 11th from noon – 9pm when Allison Cantrell will be on hand for a meet and greet. Come and meet one of Arkansas’ freshest up and coming artists. Allison will be bringing her latest graphite drawings which will include some smaller works. These smaller works were created just for this solo show and range in size from 9×12 and smaller.
This event is in conjunction with the Eureka Springs Gallery Association’s 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. Please join us for this fun filled evening! For more information contact 83 Spring Street Gallery at 479 253 8310 or visit the gallery website.
Sip 'n' Itch
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Ken’s ceramic work and Sandy’s fabric art will be highlighted,
with many new pieces on display.
Sandy’s fiber, fabric and found objects figures are the culmination of years of exploration and adventures in sewing, dyeing, weaving, crocheting, basketry, beading and hand building with clay and anything else that sounds like fun.
Ken describes his work in these words: “Creativity is that process which gives external form to inner ideas or feelings evolving from things past, bridging to things future and recording a finite moment of self-awareness.”
Meet Ken and Sandy from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 28, and again during the regular hours for Strolls, 6 to 9 p.m.
"A Bird at Heart" by Sandy Wythawai Starbird
Eureka Thyme will feature Ken and Sandy Starbird
for our final show of the May Festival of the Arts.
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