“My process is to create interesting shapes, contrasting tonal values and distinct variations in color temperature.”
Interview with artist Kat Wilson
“I’m always looking to the future and new ways to make art.”
Interview with artist Barbara Satterfield
“My sculptures and vessels explore themes of instinct, adaptation, survival and transformation.”
Interview with artist Keith Runkle
“I like taking characters out of context. It creates tension – and humor.”
Interview with artist Aj Smith
“Art to me is a form of visual communication, often more truthful and genuinely honest than in the words we sometime use.”
Interview with artist Steven Schneider
“As artists we know that the arts create community and lift the human spirit.”
Interview with artist Robyn Horn
“I think art is an important part of our culture, and that there are artists who will always be making work, simply because they can’t do otherwise.”
Interview with artist Landon Bates
“I am a collector of antiques and oddities, artwork, and history. I love having all of these things hanging around in my work space to serve as inspiration while I work.”
Interview with artist Kathy Bay
“The principles and elements of design and color theory are always a part of the painting process.”
Interview with artist Catherine Rodgers
“The best thing about being an artist: you are never bored.”
Interview with artist Ashley Murphy #TheMaskedProject
“This is not about a virus. This is about us.”
Interview with artist Leon Niehues
“One reason I think my work is attractive to the viewer is because it is old and new at the same time.”
Interview with arts journalist Ellis Widner
“In all of life’s experiences … including loss … art has always been a source of healing and inspiration and, sometimes, a call to action.”
Interview with artist Katherine Strause
“In my work, color changes the level of the energy experienced and helps reveal the content of the piece.”
Interview with artists Carly Dahl and Dustyn Bork
“Arkansas has a great artist community and we’ve made a lot of great friends and connections over the years.”
Interview with artist Shelley Gentry
“I am drawn to texture in the world around me, especially in nature and in interior settings.”
Interview with artist Michael Warrick
“In large scale public art, the designing, developing, collaborating, fabricating and installing is a challenging process to work through.”
Interview with art advisor & appraiser Jennifer Carman
“I cannot recall any period in my life where art was not a big part of what made me tick.”
Interview with artist Susan Chambers
“I want my paintings to be tough, strong and a bit funky.”
Interview with artist/teacher Jason McCann
“When I was a kid I guess I just assumed everyone’s house smelled like paint thinner.”