Eureka Springs Gallery Association

Zoey and Lilly by Bettina Johnson

The Eureka Springs Gallery Association joins in supporting the Good Shepherd Humane Society during its Second Saturday Stroll. The member galleries will be collecting food, toys and, of course, dollars for the benefit of our local animal shelter. We appreciate the wonderful job this society is doing in our town and know you support their constant, loving efforts. This event will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. on August 14th. For more information on participating galleries, see our website: www.ArtofEureka.com

We look forward to seeing you!

This month’s Second Saturday event will benefit the Flint Street Food Bank. The stroll takes place from 6 to 9 o’clock and 10% of the member galleries’ sales during the gallery stroll will be donated to the Flint Street Food Bank. In addition, canned goods will be accepted at all of our galleries for donation to the food bank. Please join us Saturday, July 10 for a special evening to benefit the Flint Street Food Bank.

As usual, there will be featured artists and refreshments for this event.

At the Jewel Box, Courtney Trimble is showing new originals in prisma colors, including a spiral landscape of Eureka Springs. Her spiral style is a fanciful interpretation of her subject in contrast to her very realistic paintings of wildlife and botanicals. We will have these, along with prints and cards.

Please check individual gallery web sites for last minute details.

During the 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll in July we will partner with the Flint Street Food Bank in order to help them provide food for the needs of others. More details to follow soon!

Join us for food and fun!

During the month of May, Fusion Squared will be featuring the fused glass work of John Rinehart. For over 30 years, John has been exploring different ways to unmask the ethereal properties of glass.

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Fusion Squared - During the month of May, Fusion Squared will be featuring the fused glass work of John Rinehart. For over 30 years, John has been exploring different ways to unmask the ethereal properties of glass.
John began working in stained glass and, just like a puzzle, enjoyed creating works of art from individual pieces of glass. But what really hooked him was the opportunity glass provides to play with color. The process of creating is a magical, spiritual journey for John. Capturing the essence of movement and life in his pieces has consumed him for many years. The techniques he learned led him to fused glass. Incorporating dichroic glass into his fused glass and stained glass pieces has led him down new, exciting roads in this enchanted journey.

Creation by John Rinehart