Showing posts with label Lynn Frost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lynn Frost. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 28, 2017

Artists! Help Build the Wall!

It’ll be a great, great, beautiful wall.

No, not that wall. That wall is all about exclusion.
We invite you to help us build a wall of inclusion.

Ours will be a wall of art. 
We need to cover 100 square feet with solid oddness.
Or beauty. Or madness. Or what have you.

This is an ongoing project that will take 6 to 8 months to complete.
If enough folks come on board, we can extend it to cover an additional 100 square feet. 

So, post your bills. Just about any media will fly.
As with last year’s Small Works show, we ask you to limit the size of individual pieces, but multiple works are encouraged. Artwork can be framed or unframed.
Work does not need to be displayed for the entire duration of the project;
we want the wall to change and evolve. 

Collage artists are especially invited to participate. Lynn Frost has provided us with many boxes of collage materials collected by our favorite collagist, Amy Edgington, and they are here waiting for your creative use.

When it’s done, we’re going to Tear Down The Wall.
What doesn’t sell (precious little, we hope) will be returned to the artists.

All humans are hereby dubbed artists and all artists are welcome.
Those who wish to fill our smaller, auxiliary walls with 30 day exhibits
are encouraged to submit their work and ideas for those as well. 
We’re also open to events, workshops, and pop-up shops.
And don’t forget the Drink & Draws every second Tuesday night. 

The wall will not be televised. It will, however, be displayed here. 
And all are invited to come by to view its progress and add to it as we go along.

Submit your work to Jay at the gallery or Matthew at Art Outfitters.

Questions? Ask away or call Jay at 993-0012.

Sunday, April 17, 2016

Small Works by Lynn Frost & Richard Davies

"Winter Sun"
altered photograph by Lynn Frost
$25

"Sitting Lady"
print by Richard Davies
$20

Friday, February 6, 2015

Art Cards by Lynn


Lynn Frost brought by a nice collection of cards as well. Not valentines, per se,  but blank cards featuring Lynn's unique photography. They are $3.50 each.

Store-bought sentiment is enough for some folks, but don't you prefer to use your own words? Record them on a fine Little Rock artist's creation, put a stamp on it and post it. Beats email every time.

Saturday, December 20, 2014

"Fragile" by Lynn Frost


"Fragile" 
A print of a Polaroid photo emulsion transfer 
by Lynn Frost   $75 

Sunday, December 22, 2013

On the Walls

Some of the works currently on display and for sale at Gallery 360.


"Bill Clinton" 
a print by Byron Werner - $100



"Gatewood" 
an assemblage by Laura Fanning - $75




"Death of a Worker"
  mixed media by Ming Triplett - $500




"Window Candy #2"
fused glass by Debra Young - $110



"I, murakami"
oil on canvas by Angela Davis Johnson - $300



"Old Faithful"
an altered photograph by Lynn Frost - $65

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Join Us for Art Festivus!


It's that time of the year again.  Time to dust off the old Festivus pole and air our grievances.

Actually, our grievances are few this year, but we do have feats of strength to exercise.  They are the talents of our artist friends, and we'll be showing them off on Friday, December 13th.  

What's that you say?  Gallery 360's end of the year group show opens on Friday the Thirteenth?  Hell yes, it does.  We ain't askared of no superstitious nonsense.  We'll pin it to the floor.

The opening is 6 to 9pm.  We'll be featuring works by Amy Edgington, Laura Fanning, Lynn Frost, Matt Hawk, Angela Davis Johnson, Vernon Oberle, Ruth Pasquine, Nina Sharkey Culpepper, Ming Triplett, Byron Werner, Nina Willacey, Kelley Naylor Wise, Debra Young & others. The show will run through Jan. 31, but since there's some kind of gift-giving holiday coming up, some of the pieces may exit the building early.  Don't worry, though; we plan to replace them with more good stuff.

So, that's Friday the Thirteenth, 6 to 9pm, for the Festivus for the rest of us.