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OCTOBER 10-16, 2021 WHAT'S UP! 39 ELSEWHERE Art Around Arkansas TALEN FOX Arkansas Democrat-Gazette H ere's some of the artwork on exhibit in the state's galleries. LITTLE ROCK Cantrell Gallery (8208 Cantrell Road) continues to host "Common Beauty," Megan Lewis' exploration of everyday objects from a different perspective. This exhibit will be available until Oct. 30. Gallery hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Check cantrellgallery.com for more. The Galleries & Bookstore at Library Square, in the Bobby L. Roberts building on Central Arkansas Library System's Main campus (401 President Clinton Ave.), are presenting "From the Vault: Photography from the CALS Permanent Collection" in the Underground Gallery. The CALS permanent collection holds more than a thousand works of art, and is regularly filled through purchases and donations. This particular selection of items will be available for viewing until Nov. 27. University of Arkansas at Little Rock's Windgate Center of Art + Design (2801 S. University Ave.) has extended "A Visionary Vernacular Road Trip," in the Brad Cushman Gallery, through Oct. 24. The exhibition focuses on unconventional artwork created by artists without formal training. Joining this is a second part to the exhibit, as "The Road Trip Continues," in the Maners and Alex Pappas Gallery. This second part will be available through Dec. 1, and collectively the two displays feature more than 80 works of unconventional art. Christ Episcopal Church (509 Scott St.) will host the works of Andrew John Deiser and Winston Brown. Deiser's painting, "Plein Air Arkansas," will be on display in the Parish House Gallery. Brown's fused glass works, collected as "Glass Fascination," will be in the Parlor and Sixth Street Library. Both exhibits are on display, and for sale, through December. CONWAY Hendrix College's Windgate Museum of Art (1600 Washington Ave.) has two ongoing photograph exhibits: "Migrantes" and "Southbound: Photographs of and About the New South." Both are planned to run through Dec. 3. For more information, visitwindgatemuseum.org. EL DORADO The South Arkansas Arts Center (110 E. Fifth St.) is hosting "Rhythms and Reflections," a collection of paintings by landscape artist Mary Louise Porter, in the Price and Merkle Galleries through Oct. 27. HOT SPRINGS The Justus Fine Art Gallery (827 Central Ave., Suite A) October exhibit, "Intentional Forms," features wood sculptures and paintings by artists Robyn Horn and Sandra Sell. The exhibit is up through Oct. 30. JONESBORO The Bradbury Art Museum at Arkansas State University continues to host "Legends: An Exploration of Contemporary Storytelling from Frame to Experience," an investigation of storytelling and art in comics. Featured artists are Sean Fitzgibbon, Sarah Anderson, Gustav Carlson, JooYoung Choi, Michelle Czajkowski, Neil Emmanuel, Peter Kuper, Chad Maupin, Mythic Times, Josh Neufeld, Trina Robbins, Eric Shanower and Kevin Snipes. The exhibit runs through Dec. 8, and admission is free. PINE BLUFF The Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas (701 S. Main St.) has two ongoing exhibits and will add a third in late October. The ongoing exhibits are "Deeply Rooted: A Glimpse Into Southern Lifestyle," available through March 5, and an untitled exhibition of works by student artist Amanei Johnson, available through Nov. 6. The incoming exhibit is "Beyond Labels | Mas Alla De Las Etiquetas by Virmarie Depoyster," a collection of portraits focusing on the celebration of "individuality in today's American 'melting pot.'" Opening Oct. 28, this exhibit is there through Jan. 29. Work by Gustav Carlson, author of comics "Tourist Unknown" and "Eve of the Ozarks," joins a dozen other artists in "Legends: An Exploration of Contemporary Storytelling from Frame to Experience," available at the Bradbury Art Museum in Jonesboro. (Courtesy of the Bradbury Art Museum/ Gustav Carlson) "Frog Man" by Burgess Dulaney joins other works by artists without formal training in UALR's "Road Trip" of unconventional art. (Courtesy of the UA Little Rock Collection)