Baum Gallery opens for fall 2014

The Baum Gallery of Fine Art at the University of Central Arkansas will open for the fall season at 4 p.m. September 4 with a reception featuring exhibitions from three nationally-renowned artists.

Fay Ku, Seven Headed Beast, mixed media on paper, 2013

Fay Ku, Seven Headed Beast, mixed media on paper, 2013

The works of Fay Ku, Kathleen Robbins and Theresa Pfarr will remain on display until October 24. The artist Fay Ku creates works on paper in mixed media. Kathleen Robbins’ work is large-scale photographs of her hometown in the Mississippi delta. Theresa Pfarr is a semi-abstract figure painter working in acrylics.

All three artists will visit the UCA campus and give lectures on their work as well as give workshops for UCA students.

Kathleen Robbins, Big Steele in the Ivy, color photograph, 2012

Kathleen Robbins, Big Steele in the Ivy, color photograph, 2012

High Lonesome, a melodic rock ‘n’ roll band from Fayetteville, will provide live music at the reception.

The annual BA/BFA Juried Senior Exhibition showing works in all media by candidates for graduation in the UCA department of art will open with two receptions November 6 and November 16.

Baum Gallery exhibitions and events are always free and open to the public. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Thursday 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. Baum Gallery is located in the west wing of McCastlain Hall on UCA’s campus.

For information on other upcoming Baum events, visit https://uca.edu/art/baum/.

Theresa Pfarr, Lilah, acrylic on canvas, 2013

Theresa Pfarr, Lilah, acrylic on canvas, 2013

The Baum Gallery of Fine Art is an educational art museum serving as a learning lab for the students, faculty and staff at the University of Central Arkansas and as a cultural resource for the entire Arkansas community. The Director and the Faculty Exhibitions Committee select national and international touring exhibitions, sponsor juried student shows and cooperate across disciplines to curate original exhibits distinctly suited to an academic environment. The gallery hosts exhibitions and events that invite interaction and encourage dialogue about visual art: the creators, studio processes, history, criticism, curation and cultural contexts.