Photorealistic oil paintings

Woman wading in shallow water. It’s part of the REFLECTIONS Exhibit at the ANA Gallery in July. Oil on Canvas 30 x 40.

Acrylic / Multimedia abstract artwork.

One of Stan Dark’s Grape Series featuring colorful grapes on the vine. This is part of the REFLECTIONS exhibit at the ANA Gallery in July. The artwork is 24 x 30 , oil on canvas.

Showing at Artists of Northwest Arkansas Gallery

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I’ve loved art since I was a child. I was constantly doodling or sketching. It calmed and quieted my racing mind. Over the years, I stopped making time for it. In 2019 I caught myself doodling during a meeting at work and it made me smile to remember how much I used to love it. So when the pandemic hit, I went out and bought an iPad and Apple Pencil. All of my art is created digitally in Procreate. My work ranges from realism to abstract, with a few stops in between. I suppose you could say I like the art, not the label.

I make feminist & LGBTQIA art, jewelry, & books including the recent collection Bible Belt Queers. You can meet the artist and see her creations at Railyard Park Plaza.

Artists Dana Hill and Beverly McLarty (Beverly Burrows now), collaborate digitally to create art that is being displayed the month of July at Ozark Beer Company in the 2nd Floor gallery space above the taproom. Hill will be showing a beautiful body of work that includes a collection of “divas,” highly textured, nonobjective pieces, and smaller pieces painted in pastels, watercolor, and ink & wash. Hill works as a “ghost painter” with a well known Arkansas artist, Beverly McLarty (Burrows now), who now lives in Tennessee. The two artists collaborate via messenger – with Burrows doing most of the design and Hill doing the painting. The finished pieces are signed…

Catherine Goenner was born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1985. She received her Associate of Arts degree from Northwest Arkansas Community College in 2010. She was a fellow of the Mid-America Arts Alliance 2019 Artist Inc. program. She lives and works in Northwest Arkansas. Since 2010 she has worked to build a portfolio including photorealistic paintings depicting mostly classic automobiles, pet portraits and people. Most recently she started working with Procreate in order to create digital artwork. Her work has been represented in festivals, galleries and art shows throughout Arkansas and Missouri. Meet Catherine and see her work on display at the Rogers Experimental House throughout July.