Artists' Workshop Gallery is a cooperative art gallery owned and operated by thirty three local artists. We offer a wide variety of artwork including oils, acrylics, watercolor, ink, graphite, pastel, collage, mixed mediums and photography. Our gallery also features fabric art, pottery, glass works, journals, jewelry, note cards, miniature paintings and sculpture. We have art for every budget, from reasonably priced original works to inexpensive prints and notecards. Many of the artists accept lay-away and commissions for artwork. Our gallery is staffed by the member artists who often work their craft during gallery hours. We invite you to come in, say hello, browse our artwork, and watch the artists at work.
Cutter Morning Star is our featured High School for the month of October
Artists' Workshop Gallery
610A Central Avenue, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 71901 Phone: 501-623-6401 ------------------------------------ Regular Gallery Hours are: 10am-5pm Monday,Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 12pm-5pm Sunday
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Artists' Workshop Gallery
Featured Artists for the month of October are Jessie Roundy & Kristi Ahlquist Please join us for an evening of art, conversation, and community at Artists’ Workshop Gallery. Explore the featured works of Kristi Ahlquist and Jessie Roundy, meet the artists, and enjoy live dulcimer music by Charlie Mink. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or a first-time visitor, Gallery Walk is the perfect opportunity to connect with creativity in the heart of Hot Springs. Georgia Chastain and Jennifer Wheeler-Peterson are featured miniature artists.
Jessie Roundy-
is a multidisciplinary artist who works primarily in surreal 2D art and also explores ceramics, sculpture, and photography. Roundy’s work channels deeply personal themes- loss, motherhood, time and resilience- into expressive, thought provoking imagery that resonates emotionally with viewers. After earning her Associate of Arts degree from Western Wyoming Community College, Roundy relocated to Arkansas, where she continues to grow as both an artist and a community member. Now a dedicated mother and active participant in the local arts scene, Roundy creates pieces that spark contemplation and emotional connection, while encouraging others to discover their own creative voice.
Kristi Ahlquist-
is an acrylic and oil artist. She first picked up a paintbrush in the spring of 2009 after recovering from cancer treatment. For decades prior, Ahlquist expressed her creativity through breeding, showing, and grooming dogs- a craft she considers her first form of art. “The difference,” she says, “is that now I create with paintbrushes and palette knives instead of clippers and scissors.” Ahlquist’s choice of mediums reflects her dual artistic nature. “Oils allow me the ability to execute the fine details necessary in my dog portraits,” she explains, “while acrylics give me the freedom to express myself abstractly-sometimes using gels and pastes to add texture and dimension limited only by my imagination. Painting fulfills my need to create something out of nothing in an almost spiritual way.”
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This site is Copyright © 2014, Artists Workshop Gallery.
All images seen on this site are by permission of the artists.
Any use of materials on this web site--including reproduction, modification, distribution, or republication without the prior written permission of Artists Workshop Gallery is strictly prohibited.
Web site maintained by Artists Workshop Gallery.
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