THE BFA/BA EXHIBIT IS HERE .... i've seen the art this past week while the seniors put up their works, WOOO! it's amazing! I HIGHLY suggest everyone get to the gallery while this show is up and see these works. HERE IS THE INFO:
Saturday during ARTclicks! [and Artsfest] we had Virmarie Depoyster visit. Born in Porta Rico, Virmarie now lives in Little Rock and was lovely enough to grace us with a presentation of her art.
Varmarie paints with pastels on Wallis Museum Paper, VERY COOL! ... :) If you would like to see some of vibrant beautiful works they are hanging in the Art Lecture Hall [RM 143 of McCastlain Hall]
Her artists statement is no longer on the wall so you can read it here:
Thursday, 08 October 2009 // Baum Gallery of Fine Arts
CORE Performance Dance Company choreographed a dance performance of their interpretation of the Cardinal Points Exhibition in the Baum Gallery. The dance helped guide the audience through the works of art.
Helllooooo!! [that was said like Mrs. Doubtfire when she pops up outta the fridge with pie on her face]
We are now IMPORTING our blog to FACE BOOK ... too futuristic for you, don't worry we can handle it! .. so for those of you reading this on facebook ... THIS IS A BLOG ENTRY comeing from ... http://baumgallery.blogspot.com/
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It's been a while, sorry for the long delay, we have been so busy here at the Baum Gallery with a great many things one of which is our current exhibit:
This exhibit is a collection of pottery [vessels, bowls, figures] dating back to 200BC that was donated to the university by Dr. and Mrs. Earl B. Riddick. It's pretty amazing stuff. As a part of this exhibit the Baum Gallery is allowing Dr. Allison Hall's museum studies class to come and work on the exhibit to help categorize and photography the pieces for better storage once the exhibit comes down.
here is a link to our face book 'fan' page with a PRESS RELEASE about the exhibit and of course to get a better look come see it in the Baum Gallery,So, since nothing is going on this summer at the Baum, I thought, every now and then we could look at art around the world, see what is in OTHER galleries. :)
Today I have a YouTube page titled "Art in Unusual Mediums" art made of cheese puffs, mascara, ribs. haha. very entertaining and neat-o
Here is one ... the Mona Lisa being painted with Ketchup! :)
