Meet the Artists
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David Rush |
David Rush paints on copper sheets with a blowtorch - yes, a blowtorch! His masterful blending of fire,air,earth,and water result in art that shimmers with vibrant color and movement, much like the iridescence of dragonfly wings. His whimsical yet classy pieces are professionally matted and... |
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Practical Magic Art Supply |
The Region's Definitive Fine Art Supply. Located in the heart of the Ozark art mecca that is Eureka Springs. We are the premier source for all your artistic and creative needs.
Practical Magic Art Supply has moved to a larger location at 123 Spring St. Eureka Springs.
Our Winter... |
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Jack Miller |
Blown up to Eureka Springs by an ill wind named Katrina, successful New Orleans artist Jack Miller has used this opportunity to expand as an artist and has enjoyed producing a series of modern intaglio prints. As a founding member of the Eureka Springs Art Colony, Miller is... |
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Martin Newman Studio |
Martin Newman's surrealist genius stops gazers in their tracks. He introduces a dimension to sight that most of us rarely consider.
Find Martin is his Studio each Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
And on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Martin-Newman-... |
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Spring Street Candlemaker |
The Marion family opened Spring Street Candle at 28 Spring Street just over a year ago. Spring Street Candle hand pours highly scented, long lasting candles, creates diffuser oils and offers beautiful potpourris that are both pleasing to the eye and wonderfully fragranced. These hand... |
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Kurtz Miller |
In 1973, Kurtz discovered both Eureka Springs and a passion for scrimshaw. A traditional seaman's art, scrimshaw originated aboard sailing vessels of yore, sail needles were used to etch seafaring scenes on whale's teeth, bone and hard materials like oak wood.
Kurtz creates his... |
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Melanie Myhre |
Melanie Myhre effortlessly glides between painting and photographic expression. Melanie's photography invites the viewer to explore the world from a more intimate perspective, and often it evokes a haunting remembrance of the innocence of childhood. Emotional elements are an important... |
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