Between Two Worlds Exhibition Opens at Art Group Gallery
The Art Group Gallery in Little Rock is set to unveil its latest exhibition, “Between Two Worlds: Abstract and Realism Together.” The show, featuring the works of Shirley Anderson and Sean LeCrone, opens with a reception on September 5, 2024, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Anderson’s pastel abstracts and LeCrone’s realistic landscapes, figures, and cityscapes promise to showcase a dynamic contrast of styles.
This compelling exhibition brings together two talented artists whose unique perspectives will undoubtedly fascinate visitors. Gallery hours include 11:00 am to 5:00 pm on Mondays through Saturdays and 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm on Sundays, ensuring ample opportunities for art enthusiasts to explore. Admission is free, making it an accessible and enjoyable experience for all. The exhibition will run until September 27.
Other Arts Events Around Town
Several other exhibitions are taking place in the Little Rock area. The “Tarrence D. Corbin Protégé Project” at Hearne Fine Art features the works of Roy Malachi Clark, Kevin Cole, Joseph Norman, and Robert Rich, students of the late University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff art professor Tarrence D. Corbin. Additionally, Derek Slagle’s photographs focused on conservation and sustainability are on display at the Windgate Center of Art+Design at UALR. The Pine Bluff Art League Annual Exhibition is another notable event, featuring works from various league members at the Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas.
In Hot Springs, the Justus Fine Art Gallery is hosting an exhibition of abstract paintings by Donnie Copeland and sculptures by Michael Warrick, starting with a reception on September 5. Furthermore, the Central Arkansas Library System is marking the 50th anniversary of the John Gould Fletcher Library with a celebratory event including games, a selfie station, and live music.
Zest of Performances and Activities
Apart from visual arts, the Ozark Folk Center in Northwest Arkansas is preparing to host April Verch, a world-class fiddler and clogger. The evening promises to be filled with lively music and captivating dance performances. For a unique musical experience, Little Rock Public Radio will feature local bands such as Sonder Ponder, Auralai, and Mr. Orange at their “Tiny Desk Showcase.”
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With such a diverse array of events and exhibitions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. So, mark your calendars, and get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant arts and cultural scene of Little Rock and beyond.
