| May 18, 2012 | ||
| 4:00 pm | to | 10:00 pm |
The 22nd Annual White Street Studio Walk takes place on May 18, 2012 – the 3rd Friday of the month long May Festival of the Arts.
White Street Studio Walk (2010)
White Street, on the upper historic loop, is the working address of several local artists who welcome you into their homes and studios to view their latest works. They will be joined by more than forty guest artists, who will show weaving, watercolors, jewelry, oils, pottery, stained glass and much more.
Amazing art combines with a block party atmosphere to provide a great time for the whole family. Turquoise flags identify participating locations.
Location: Along White Street (upper Historic Loop)
When: May 18th – 4 p.m. until 10 p.m.
For information, contact Zeek Taylor .
Diana originally intended a path in archeology and art history, studying for two years in the Prado Museum in Madrid, then receiving a degree in archeology back in the States. On the way to a life in museum work, she discovered the bliss of creating art. Encouraged by her artist husband, Bob Z. Harvey, she plunged into studio art work. Early success cemented her determination to become an artist, and thirty productive years have affirmed it. Her lyric images reflect her varied interests in myth, dream, poetry, history, and art. A meditation on the deep mystery of beauty is how she thinks of her work. Still an avid traveler and devotee of art museums. Diana is delighted with having Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art nearby to raise the art spirit. Exclusively a painter now, intaglio printmaking was Diana’s first focus, and her etchings are in thousands of private, public, and corporate collections in this country, Europe, and Asia.
As part of the Saturday Gallery Stroll, The Prospect Gallery will host the phenomenal Drew Gentle, whose works both reflect and break gloriously free from his 30-year background in animation.
A local Eureka Springs artist, Jim Nelson is known for his large scale wood sculptures. Jim will be on hand to visit and discuss his newest works.
name his newest work. Jim is also offering a free personalized ‘shop towel’. Enjoy a fun evening with Jim 6:00-9:00 pm.
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. At left is ”Dancing on Cosmic Jello”, a fabric creation by Sandy Wythawai Stabir.
feelings evolving from things past, bridging to things future and recording a finite moment of self-awareness.” At right is ”Celebration”, a ceramic sculpture by Ken Starbird.
