Shows that have shown in the galleries, but are now closed.
John Good a RetrospectivePastel Landscapes of the South • September 3-29Artist Reception for John Good hosted September 11, 5:30-6:30pmKnown as "Duke" to friends and associates, John Wesley Good was born in Arkansas on October 3, [...]
The visual arts committee of the South Arkansas Arts Center announces the award-winning entries for the Under Quarantine Art Competition and Exhibition. "Under Quarantine: Art During Unprecedented Circumstances" continues to hang in the Merkle [...]
El Dorado artist Marla Tomlinson and her exhibit entitled “Cult of Color” is now hanging in the Lobby Gallery through August 28. An artist’s reception will be held on Monday, August 31, 5:30-6:30pm. Originally from Northwest [...]
The South Arkansas Arts Center is pleased to announce the winners of the Kitchen Table Art student art contest, sponsored by Linda and Louis Hall. Judged by artist and educator Gay Bechtelheimer, the awards included [...]
Open call for student art! It's time for a little fun and a little art at SAAC, socially distancing, of course! We invite students to participate in a competition to showcase artwork created at home [...]
SAAC is hosting Little Rock artist Lauren Meredith and her show entitled "Make Your Walls Smile" to the Price and Merkle Galleries through May 30th. The exhibit is open for viewing for small groups from [...]
You are invited to an artist's reception honoring Dr. Moises Menendez and his exhibit entitled "Famous People". The reception will be held on Saturday, February 1 from 6:00-7:30pm. This inspiring charcoal and graphite portrait show [...]
The South Arkansas Arts Center is thrilled to welcome Dr. Moises Menendez and his inspiring charcoal and graphite works, “Famous People” to the Lobby Gallery. This exhibit, contained in a two part series to be [...]
SAAC is launching their 2020 visual art season by celebrating the legacy of one of their most respected founders, the late watercolorist Wayne Wharton. Wharton, who didn't begin painting until later in life, served [...]