Previous Exhibitions
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Holiday Hues 2023
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleNovember 2, 2023 - December 21, 2023
Denice Nicholson, Cheri Bohn, Karolyn Farrell, Jim Wright, Carol Hart, Kathleen Siegfried, Beth Owen, Rich Lovato, Andrea Carrillo, Steven Holst, Eloa Jane, Bobby C. Martin, Mary Griffith, Jeffry Cantu, Cheryl Buell, Cheryl Kellar, Doug Randall, Diana Michelle
Holiday Hues invites our community to explore the extraordinary talent in visual arts within our region. As the holiday season unfolds, Art Ventures dedicates itself to creating a space where shopping becomes an intentional and meaningful experience. By choosing to gift the creations of local artists, you not only support their creative journey but also contribute to the enrichment of our community.
Whether you're seeking a cherished addition to your personal collection or a distinctive holiday present for a loved one, this collection caters to your aesthetic desires. -
Represented Artist Showcase SEPT - OCT
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleSeptember 7, 2023 - October 27, 2023
Eloa Jane, Kathleen Siegfried, Cheryl Buell, Doug Randall
Our AV* Represented Artist Showcase from September - October highlights the artistry of Eloa Jane Pereira, Doug Randall, Cheryl Buell, and Kathleen Siegfried.
Eloa Jane, a Brazilian-born artist and architect, crafts intricate textures and environmental messages from repurposed paper. Doug Randall's "Mindscapes" blend abstraction, impressionism, and tradition, resonating deeply with viewers. Cheryl Buell, inspired by her woodland home, transforms her surroundings into timeless clay art. Kathleen Siegfried's abstract expressions draw from memories, imagination, and subtle hints, merging literature and painting.
Join us as these four remarkable artists take over our 2nd Floor Suites, each offering a unique journey into their creative minds. Explore Eloa Jane's resilience, Doug Randall's connection to landscapes, Cheryl Buell's exploration of the subconscious, and Kathleen Siegfried's fusion of memory and imagination in this captivating showcase at Putman House. -
Living Legacy: Indigenous Independence 2023
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleSeptember 7, 2023 - October 27, 2023
Jeff Edwards, Bobby C. Martin, Tony Tiger
"Living Legacy: Indigenous Independence" is a beacon of Indigenous resilience and empowerment, inviting visitors to explore the enduring spirit of Native American communities through a curated ensemble of artworks. Spanning various mediums, this collection brings together both established and emerging Native American artists, celebrating their innovation and cultural strength. By doing so, the exhibition dismantles stereotypes and defies misconceptions, fostering a deeper understanding of Native American history and heritage.
This exhibition serves as a narrative reclamation, a defiant response to historical marginalization, and a reflection on the essential importance of recognizing and honoring the living legacies of Native American people. In a place marked by the Trail of Tears, "Living Legacy: Indigenous Independence" stands as a testament to the resilience and power of Indigenous Independence, resonating with themes of celebration, justice, and unity. -
Natural Geometries
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleJuly 2, 2023 - August 27, 2023
In "Natural Geometries," Morales seamlessly merges landscape and geometry, employing a mesmerizing color palette influenced by the play of light. Through meticulous division and interweaving of lines, he creates captivating artwork that breathes life into the canvas, offering an immersive experience of lights and shadows.
Viewers will be captivated by the alternative realm Morales creates, evoking profound emotions through mesmerizing atmospheres, evocative transparencies, and harmonious blends of natural and geometric elements. His recent exploration of round compositions introduces a captivating visual journey, where colors gracefully fade and warm and cold hues blend seamlessly.
"Natural Geometries'' is a testament to Morales' lifelong dedication to capturing the essence of nature through the lens of geometry and pushing the boundary of what a landscape can be. Transcending conventional boundaries, Morales seeks to stimulate profound sentiments and nurturing a critical mindset in the face of ecological challenges. -
Represented Artist Showcase
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleJuly 2, 2023 - August 27, 2023
Cheryl Kellar, Jeffry Cantu, Rani Leia Bondhus
The AV Represented Artist Showcase features three talented artists in curated exhibitions at the AV Gallery. Cheryl Kellar, a visionary watercolor artist, celebrates women's creativity, individuality, and strength through bold works. Rani Leia Bondhus, using oil paints, reflects her personal journey towards inner peace and promotes mental health dialogue. Jeffry Cantu draws inspiration from his Mexican heritage and travels, creating innovative mixed media abstract sculptures. The showcase offers a unique perspective on art, showcasing Kellar's unconventional watercolor approach, Bondhus' exploration of color depths, and Cantu's transformation of corn husk into contemporary creations.
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OUTrageous
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleJune 1, 2023 - June 30, 2023
Riley Moore, Zeek Taylor, Don Byram, Shelby Dillinger, Anna Guyton, Ben Edwards, Mason Holcomb, Cheri Bohn, Issac Younis, Elise Lunsford
"OUTrageous" is a powerful and timely exhibition that personifies Art Ventures’ commitment to supporting the LGBTQ+ Community. The exhibition represents a defiant assertion of queer creativity, expression, and identity. “OUTrageous” does this against the backdrop of regressive laws and policies that seek to undermine the rights and dignity of queer individuals across the country.
The exhibition showcases the works of both Represented and Visiting Artists, providing queer individuals with an opportunity to define and celebrate what queer art means to them. By doing so, "OUTrageous" aims to challenge the misconceptions and stereotypes that have been historically associated with queer art, while also creating a space for queer artists to share their stories, experiences, and perspectives. -
India In Its Many Colors
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleApril 6, 2023 - May 28, 2023
Anupriya Dey, Rajani Gowtham Guggilam, Priya Kapoor, Surabhi Priji Suran, Joseph Poulose, Allan Paulose, Punam Singh, Vasudevan Natarajan
Art Ventures embraces a Fusion of Culture and Art with our Latest Exhibition, 'India In Its Many Colors', in collaboration with the Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation features artists from Southeast Asia with a unique, thought-provoking collection of art. This collection features a diverse range of work, including vibrant paintings and captivating ceremonial photography, each reflecting the individual techniques and cultural backgrounds of the artists. The exhibition embodies the creativity and richness of Southeast Asian art, highlighting the diversity and unique perspectives of artists in the Northwest Arkansas community.
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Frame of Mind 2023
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleJanuary 24, 2023 - April 2, 2023
Frame of Mind 2023 is the convergence of multiple Black artists' work reflecting an array of perspectives, styles and techniques. The exhibit pulls together a dynamic representation of cultural heritage, experience, and identity across the diaspora. Art Ventures offers the opportunity with this diversity of works to gain a deep understanding of the richness and diversity of art, and how it is used as a powerful tool for self-expression and for social change. Additionally, Frame of Mind 2023 gives you a chance to see works by both established and emerging artists who reflect the past, present, and future through a culturally sophisticated lens.
Teddy Osei, Carletta Williams, Charles Brooks, Joëlle Storet, Wade Hampton, Princess Justice Janêe Henderson, DeJuan Gilchrist, Donavon Brutus, MJ Fentis, Larissa Ramey
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Art for the Holidays - 2022 - 2023
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleNovember 3, 2022 - January 15, 2023
Amy Eichler, Behnaz Sohrabian, Bobby C. Martin, Carol Hart, Cheri Bohn, Cheryl Kellar, Crystal Johnson, Deb Manley, Denice Nicholson, Denise Sagan, Diana Michelle, Doug Randall, Drew Gentle, Eloa Jane, Heather Chilson, Jay McDonald, Jeffry Cantu, Jim Wright, Karolyn Farrell, Kathleen Siegfried, Lourdes Valverde, Markeith Woods, Rani Leia Bondhus, Rebecca LaTourette, Rhee Reamy, Vincent Frimpong
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Goal 14, Water for Life
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleSeptember 1 - October 30, 2022
Goal 14, Water for Life features four Latinx artists: Lourdes Valverde, David Gómez, Briseida Ochoa, and Dexta Rodríguez. The name of the exhibition is taken from the landmark document compiled by the United Nations, “Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”.
Briseida Ochoa, David Gomez, Dexta Jean Rodriguez, Lourdes Valverde
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Threads of Identity
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleJune 29 - August 28, 2022
Art Ventures presents Threads of Identity, an exhibition from represented and visiting artists on view at the Art Ventures Gallery from June 29 - August 28. This exhibition features works within the subject of fashion and style that explores artistic expression and cultural identity. The artworks demonstrate how fashion and art may be intertwined through ceramics, textile artwork, jewelry making, traditional painting, clothing design, and other mediums.
Threads of Identity features work in a variety of mediums by Japheth Asiedu-Kwarteng, Cheri Bohn, Rani Leia Bondhus, Shelby Fleming, Adam Douglas Fulwiler, Drew Gentle, Eloa Jane, Cheryl Kellar, Mack Leal, Connie Lim, Leslie Perryman, Denise Sagan, Kathleen B. Schwarz, and Gala Reneaum Tello.
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Robert Ross A to Z Retrospective
Putman House
20 South Hill Avenue, FayettevilleMay 5- June 26, 2022
This retrospective celebrates the life’s work of the legendary artist Robert Ross. Ross uses watercolor pigment, and pastel for large and small paintings and drawings, utilizing traditional and nontraditional surfaces to record the experience of direct observation of human form and landscape. Several of the most important works from his remarkable early years as an artist to the present day are included in this show. Significant beauty and depth are often missed by the casual viewer in works of art, such as sources and edges of light, implied lines, and textures. Therefore, this exhibition invites the audience to spend time with each of his works, paying attention to every little detail, especially those that are not immediately apparent. These small details, easily missed, interest Robert Ross the most.
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