Tents will line the sidewalks of South Park featuring artwork showcased by more than 125 local and regional artists as well as artists from around the country on Sept. 19 and 20.
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By transforming homes and industrial buildings into accessible galleries, the Lawrence Art Guild aims to do more than sell art. The Art Spaces Studio Tours also look to demystify the creative process for the community.
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If you have ever wanted to peek inside of the studios of some of your favorite local artists, such as Molly Murphy, Celia Smith, Maria Martin and Nick Schmiedeler, this weekend is your chance.
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Community members withstood the heat to check out the first day of Art in the Park on Saturday in downtown Lawrence. The show continues Sunday.
The Lawrence Art Guild will bring more than 130 artists, including featured artist Justin Marable, to South Park on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 13 and 14.
The Lawrence Art Guild has announced that two of its longtime volunteer leaders have stepped down. The new president hopes to increase membership and involvement in the nonprofit.
The Lawrence Art Guild’s “Art Spaces” is the perfect event for people who want to know more about art and artists — the materials artists use, the spaces they create in — and to gain insight into what drives them to make art that is uniquely theirs.
Area artists will open their studios, homes and creative spaces to guests during Lawrence’s free, self-guided, open-studio tour, Art Spaces.
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Here are almost 20 Lawrence-area opportunities to shop local and support artists, farmers and small businesses this holiday season, starting with this weekend.
Art in the Park, which began as an event to showcase local artists, is now a two-day event with more than 125 artists from across the country, food trucks with both savory and sweet treats, and live music.
