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SHAPING UP! Intermediate Mixed Media 3D class scul

SHAPING UP! Intermediate Mixed Media 3D class sculpture exhibition closes on May 14th! This exhibition can be viewed at any time from the Window Gallery of the WMA! SHAPING UP! shares designs, models, and finished sculptures created by studio art students and Visual Arts Adjunct Instructor Andy Huss. Some pieces are available for purchase, so contact huss@hendrix.edu for more information! Come see this fun exhibition today!
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Just a reminder that No Man’s Land: A Feminist R

Just a reminder that No Man’s Land: A Feminist Reimagining closes on this Friday, May 14th. No Man’s Land: A Feminist Reimagining is an exhibition curated by senior Museum Associate Rebecca Jolley and examines the representation of women’s bodies in the work of eleven female artists. Come by from 12-5pm Monday through Friday to see this powerful exhibition!
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Come see (Virtually) Unstoppable at the WMA! This

Come see (Virtually) Unstoppable at the WMA! This amazing exhibition features the work of four senior Studio Art majors, and is on display until May 14th! Email windgatemuseum@hendrix.edu to make a reservation, or swing by from 12-5pm Monday through Friday! Some pieces are for sale, so inquire at the front desk for more information!
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Featured First Friday! Every month we feature a lo

Featured First Friday! Every month we feature a local artist and their talent. This month’s artist is Susan Chambers. She was born in Dallas and moved to Little Rock as a child and currently works in the Quapaw Quarter. Her first painting class was at age 12 at the Arkansas Arts Center Museum School. Susan says “My life revolves around the process of making art. Half of my house is space dedicated to my husband's photography studio and to my studio. My yard and garden are my outdoor studio. I am always observing, looking for ideas and compositions. Painting is about problem solving - from the beginning geometric grid to the arranging of shapes and colors. Looking for a metaphoric resemblance in repeating shapes - the oval of a tomato cage, the oval of a hat, the oval of a birdbath - existing on the same plane. Color is also an intuitive and intellectual challenge. I like to push it to a resonance or vibration yet still holding together. When I'm frustrated, I tuck the problem away to solve on the periphery of my consciousness. I am not in a hurry and take my time for the painting to hopefully resolve.” Swipe to see some amazing pieces of art by Susan Chambers.
Head to our Facebook page to read more from our interview as well as some advice to aspiring artists! Pieces in order:
"Desertification", Acrylic and playing cards on wood panel, 20" x 20", 2011
"The Artist's Garden", Acrylic on canvas, 36" x 48", 2020
"Leave It Be", Acrylic on canvas with painted, plastic bird, 36" x 48" with bird, 2020
"Urban Sanctuary", Acrylic on canvas, 30" x 40"

If you didn’t get a chance to attend our panel d

If you didn’t get a chance to attend our panel discussion after the Daughters of the Dust screening, don’t worry! You can find a recording of the panel discussion at www.windgatemuseum.org/wmvideo or click the link in our bio! Moderator Dr. Toni Jaudon discussed the film with Mr. Ahmad Ward, Executive Director of Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park and Dr. Cherisse Jones-Branch, Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of History at Arkansas State University. Come see No Man’s Land: A Feminist Reimagining before it closes on May 14th!
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While you’re busy studying for finals, take a qu

While you’re busy studying for finals, take a quick study break and come see SHAPING UP! Intermediate Mixed Media 3 D class sculpture exhibition in the Window Gallery of the WMA! Some works of art from this exhibition may be available for purchase via inquiry to Adjunct Visual Arts Instructor Andy Huss at huss@hendrix.edu. Come stop by the exhibition today!
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