NEWS: ANTIGALLERY Christmas Show and Sale coming up Dec. 7th and 8th.

Dec. 7th and Dec. 8th:

ANTIGALLERY Show and Sale 

On Thursday Dec. 7th and Friday Dec. 8th paintings from my new series will be on show and for sale as part of the ANTIGALLERY Christmas Show. This is the second time I've participated in this exhibition. The ANTIGALLERY is held at SWAY Nightclub in Little Rock and features the work of Arkansas LGBTQ Artists and Allies. Accompanying the art show will be excellent drag performances.

Friday will be a fun night to come out as it coordinates with 2nd Friday Art walk in Little Rock. Many downtown museums will be open late and participating with art, performances, and refreshments from 5 - 8 pm.

From the official Press Release:

ANTIGALLERY: Xmas edition

Pop-Up Gallery Returns To Celebrate Art & Diversity

For The Holidays!

Little Rock—In coordination with Second Friday Art Night, Sway will host the third ANTIGALLERY art pop-up gallery from 5 to 9 p.m. on Friday, December 8, 2017. ANTIGALLERY: Xmas edition., is a multi-media, multi-disciplinary art event featuring the works of Arkansas LBGTQ artists and allies.

ANTIGALLERY’s visual, performance, and fashion art, invokes emotion and challenges common gallery perceptions, while showcasing artists from commonly marginalized groups. ANTIGALLERY was developed by artists seeking safety in numbers while using art as a powerful tool for change.

Statements of purposes:

· To bring art out of a traditional setting, giving the viewer a new perspective.

· To provide an engaging new eye on the value of diversity in art.

· To embrace diversity as a key element in the production and presentation of art.

Artists featured in ANTIGALLERY: Xmas edition., include: Eric Alvarez, M. Crenshaw, Rachel Trusty, Brianna Peterson, Melissa Wilkinson, Byron Werner, Catherine Kim, J.D. Laurence, Bryant Phelan, Myriam Saavedra and Terell Smith.

About Sway: Named one of the Top Five Bars in Central Arkansas and Best Gay Bar in Central Arkansas three consecutive years by the Arkansas Times, Sway's creative slate of parties are continually reinventing gay nightlife in the South. www.ClubSway.com