Baum Gallery presents new show for spring
The University of Central Arkansasâ Baum Gallery will host a new exhibition titled âPaintingâ from Jan. 27 to Feb. 17, 2022.
This exhibition is curated by Brian Young, director, Baum Gallery with assistance from Sandra Luckett, associate professor in the BTĚěĚĂDepartment of Art and Design. Baum Gallery is located in McCastlain Hall on the BTĚěĚĂcampus.Ěý
Wade Hampton, “Golden Gate 2017”
Wade Hampton, “Niagara Falls 2017”
The Baum Gallery exhibition will include the following artists: Matt Klos, Maryland; Lisa Krannichfeld, Little Rock; Joan Waltemath, New York City; Wade Hampton; Ryan Browning, Richmond, Virginia; Tim Stone, Wichita, Kansas; Dean Mitchell; Phoebe Beasley, Woodland Hills, California; and Tessa Davidson, Searcy. The opening reception will be Jan. 27 from 4 â7 p.m. in the Baum Gallery. Visitor parking is available south of Wingo Hall and north of the College of Business. These spaces are marked in blue.
Tessa Davidson, “Sebastien”
Joan Waltemath, “Red Storm”
ââPaintingâ is an exhibition meant to show all the possibilities through this most traditional medium,â said Young. âIn this show, there are artists who work purely abstract and those who work realistically with the figure. By selecting a range of painters, students will understand the breadth of contemporary painting. Our audience will see irony, experiences and contemporary issues through the lenses of abstraction, portraits, landscapes and works in between.â
Tessa Davidson, “Wings”
For this exhibition, the Baum Gallery has received support from the UCAâs College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, the BTĚěĚĂDepartment of Art and Design and the Conway Convention and Visitors Bureau.Ěý
Young said the Baum is grateful to the artists and private lenders including Ada Gallery, Richmond, VA; Hearne Fine Art, Little Rock; Grimaldis Gallery, Baltimore, Maryland; and Reuben Saunders Gallery, Wichita, Kansas.
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UCAâs College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences consists of the School of Communication and nine departments: Art and Design; English; Film; Theatre and Creative Writing; Languages; Linguistics; Literatures and Culture; Music; Philosophy and Religion; Political Science; and Sociology, Criminology and Anthropology. The collegeâs primary mission is to excel in developing creativity and knowledge; in cultivating the next generation of artists, informed citizens, scholars and socially responsible leaders; and to equip students for lifelong intellectual and personal growth. For more information visit /cahss/or call (501) 450-3293.
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The Baum Gallery is focused on providing contemporary art to inspire BTĚěĚĂstudents by developing exhibitions and events that invite interaction and encourage dialogue about visual art. Come get inspired! Updates about events can be found on the Baum or on social media at , or .Ěý
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