Three years ago, Charlotte Buchannan suggested transforming an old wall into a work of art, and that vision continues this weekend in the form of the third annual Artery. In the past, themes have been still life and water, and this year’s is icons — “from soup to saints,” as Buchannan says. Artist Alice Guffey-Miller has chosen to dedicate her canvas to Barbie “because she’s an American icon. This year the Artery panels will be created from a variety of media including oil, acrylic, mosaic, iron work and recycled found objects, according to a press release. The festivities are part of “An Adventure Into Art” weekend which includes the second annual Artists Studio Tour. Main in the parking lot that also hosts the Eureka Springs Sunday Market and the Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema. read more
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The ad for the Folsom Street Fair - to be held in Pelosi’s district on Sunday and which is partly funded by San Francisco’s Grants for the Arts program, which is funded by the city’s hotel tax - sparked outrage from Christian groups because it mirrors Leonardo Da Vinci’s famous painting of “The Last Supper” but replaces Jesus and his apostles with scantily leather-clad men and women sitting at a table adorned with sex toys. Your spokesman told the Bay Area Reporter that the Folsom Street Fair advertisement mocking the last supper would not harm Christianity. Do you think that it’s fair to tax everyone who visits San Francisco and stays in a hotel to support the fair? I’m a big believer in First Amendment and therefore, as I said in my statement, I do not believe that Christianity has been harmed by the Folsom Street Fair advertising. read more
