Public Art

Startup Junkie and Art DeCentrale host a Public Art 101 panel in Bentonville, where regional arts leaders and public artists share how creators can pursue opportunities, build connections and grow their practice.

On today's show, a special exhibit at Crystal Bridges. Also, learning the steps to making public art, and a new episode of Sound Perimeter.

University of Arkansas art students unveiled “People Watching,” a new mural on the Tsa La Gi Trail in Fayetteville. Featuring native insects and vivid colors, the project explores history, scale and community through the medium of public art.

Ozarks At Large’s Sophie Nourani reports on last night's grand opening of the Alexander Gallery at the century-old Porter Warehouse in downtown Fayetteville.

George Dombek is an artist from Arkansas. This year's Open Studio, the 30th annual, also celebrates the artist's 65 years of painting.

On today's show, we learn the provost at the University of Arkansas may be new in the role, but not new to Fayetteville. We also hear about celebrating 30 years of the George Dombek Open Studio and the road that led to it. Plus, we prepare for trick-or-treating in downtown Fort Smith.

University of Arkansas professor Linda Nguyen Lopez's utilizes stone quarried from Arkansas to add surprise and art to downtown Bentonville's Quilt of Parks.

On today's show, we learn that a Lincoln High School teacher is being recognized for her efforts. We also hear about some new public art popping up in Bentonville. Plus, a roundup of the news from the Arkansas River Valley.

Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis touches base with Cox Communications and artist Eugene Sargeant, who are turning discarded electronics into a sculpture while collecting e-waste donations through Oct. 24.

On today's show, we analyze two vacancy elections in the Arkansas Legislature. Additionally, we learn about creating art while being a parent and witnessing your home country at war. Plus, the latest Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report.