Fascination Opens February 22nd

Gallery 360 is proud to present new acrylic, oil, drawings and mixed media works by Anna Tanner and Kelley Naylor Wise.  The exhibit will open on Saturday, Feb. 22 and run through April 5th.  Please join us at the opening reception, 6 to 10 pm.  The artists will be in attendance.

 Kelley Naylor Wise

Anna Tanner

What's Coming Up

Five more days before we start taking down our Festivus group show.  If you haven't made it, Saturday will be the last day to see one of our favorite collections yet, with artists Amy Edgington, Laura Fanning, Lynn Frost,  Angela Davis Johnson, Vernon Oberle, Ruth Pasquine, Nina Sharkey Culpepper, Anna Tanner, Ming Triplett, Byron Werner, Nina Willacey, Kelley Naylor Wise, and Debra Young.  There's great prices on much of the art, too, if you're in a buying mood.

The works of two of those artists, Anna Tanner and Kelley Naylor Wise, will be on display from Feb. 22 to April 5th.  They're calling it 'Fascination,' and from what I've seen so far (they've both been busy as bees getting ready) it's an apt title. The opening is Saturday, February 22nd, from 6 pm to whenever.

Central Arkansas wood turners will follow Anna & Kelley in April with a group show tentatively titled "Turnings."  Stay tuned for that.

And, it's good to keep in mind with the weather as cold as it's been, that the days are actually getting longer.  Soon it will be spring and not long after, May Day!  In celebration of Beltane, we will be welcoming Tuatha Dea on May 2nd.  They describe their music as Celtic tribal gypsy rock. I describe it as damn good.  If you attended SJ Tucker and Heather Dale's show here last October, you're bound to like these folks.  Hear them here.  And tickets can be purchased here.  We'll be posting more about this show as it approaches.

Keep those fires burning and support the arts!

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

Bombs Away!

"Bombs Away" - a collage by Amy Edgington.

We'll be showing a slew of new works from about a dozen or so of our favorite local artists through the end of January.  The opening is this Friday evening, 6 to 9pm.  Please plan to join us.

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.

Our Next Show

We took some time off but are coming back in December with a group show, some familiar faces and some new to the gallery.  There's still time to add some more names to the list, so if you have artwork you'd like to show, get in touch.

Gallery Gigs

We hosted two music events at the gallery last month.

The first was S.J. Tucker and Heather Dale, featuring Ben Deschamps on guitar and John Stadlander on drums.

The second was Rod Bryan, accompanied by Ben Hubbard on drums, Dennis Ouellette on guitar and Charlie Friedman on fiddle.

Dennis Ouellette


Thanks go out to the musicians and to all who came to hear them perform.