New art exhibit at Ozark Health Medical Center in Clinton

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Members of the North Central Arkansas Artist League hung a new exhibit of 31 pieces of art at Ozark Health Medical Center on Highway 65, Clinton, on Monday, February 22nd.  The exhibit will hang until mid-May.

Exhibiting artists are Freda May, Doris Sexson, Van Swink, Ruby Krimm, Connie Hood, Ellen Kelly, Anne Strawn, Pauline Sears, Bonnie Hookman, and Alison Shreck, all of Fairfield Bay; Jan Cobb and Pamma Henderson of Edgemont; Judy Shumann, Quitman; Diana Foote, Clinton; and Joyce Hartmann, Choctaw.

Subjects embrace a colorful variety of landscapes based on the artists’ trav

els, as well as Ozark snowscapes, animals, flowers, still life, abs

tracts, underwater and rural scenes. Included are oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, charcoal, acrylic, gouache mixed media, and collage.

The display is on the upper level between the cafeteria and the n

ursing home. All are available for purchase at the Gift Shop with a portion of each sale benefiting projects by the Hospital Auxiliary. If the shop is closed,

buyers may call Exhibit Coordinator Joyce Hartmann at 745-6615 or the individual artist, whose phone number is on the card.

Artists meet to paint together each Monday morning at Bayside Studio and Gallery at the intersection of Greenwood Rd. and Highway 330 in Fairfield Bay, across from Razorback Rock on the way to the Marina. Interested persons who want to view painters at work or see more local art are invited to visit Bayside. For more information call President Jan Cobb at 825-7085.

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