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This annual art tour of private working artists’ studios in Mountain View, Calico Rock, Pineville, and Fox, Arkansas, includes the diverse and exciting work of over 30 local artists in the setting where their art is created. This free self-guided tour in the scenic Ozark mountains will be held September 12th, 13th and 14th, 2008. For the 7th year these talented artists will open their private working studios to the public from 9 am to 6 pm on Friday and Saturday, and from 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday. All studios are located within 30 miles of the Court Square in Mountain View, Arkansas. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to meet the artists in their own environment and see where and how they work.
Starting on Monday, September 1st, you can register for the tour and pick up your free Tour Guidebook at the Chamber of Commerce on the Square in Mountain View and on Historic Main Street in Calico Rock, as well at the following locations: in Mountain View, Aunt Minnie's Yellow House, The Arkansas Craft Gallery, the Olive Tree Gallery, the Dulcimer Shoppe, Candy Bouquet, The Wildflower Bed & Breakfast, and Pinewood Cabins; and in Calico Rock at Don Quixote's Restaurant.
The Citizens Bank in Mountain View will be hosting an Artists Reception and Exhibit on Friday night, September 12th, from 7 to 9 pm. The exhibit of work by Off the Beaten Path Studio Tour Artists will be on view in the Bank beginning on September 1, 2008.
New this year: Visit the Ozark Folk Center for an evening with their crafters. Admission is free for the Gallery Walk from 5:30 to 7:00 pm on Saturday, September 13. Call 870-269-3851 for more information.
This year's artists: Pam and Ed Alexander, Garden Art and Photography; Loretta Babak, Painting; Joe Bruhin Wood Fired Pottery; Linda Caperton, Candles; Barbara Carlson, Fiber Arts; Sue Coon, Painting; David and Becki Dahlstedt, Stoneware Pottery; Steve and Arlone Folkers, Wood and Fiber; Doris Fountain, Primitive Folk Art; Gwen Furey, Stained Glass; Rosemary Geisser, Chainmaille Jewelry; Joy Harp, Painting and Rug Hooking; Steve Hickman, Weaving; Sage and Tom Holland, Flame worked Beads; Leon Jennings, White Oak Baskets; Wright Pillow, Woodturning; Owen Rein, Traditional American Woodworking; Joellen Rosenquist and Ray Warren, Silversmith and Ironwork; Dona Sawyer, Stained Glass and Jewelry; Ann Snyder, Painting; Chere Taylor, Paper, Wire and Polymer Clay; Pat Thompson and Scott Riedy, Heritage Springs Blacksmiths; Phillip Walrod, Photography; Beverly and Russ Wilhite, Painting; Jeanette Larson and Shawn Hoefer, Fiber Arts and Wooden Tools.
See the Artists Pages for information on each of these artists as well as photos of their work.
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