Fayetteville’s Leilani Law opens new arts studio on city square | Community Announcement

Art by Leilani Law

Visual artist, producer and art instructor Leilani Law is pleased to announce the opening of her new community studio where she is offering art classes for adults and children.

She will also be launching her new business pARTy (fine art parties for children and young adults) in this location soon.

OPEN ENROLLMENT NOW FOR:

Adult Beginning Painting- Tuesdays 6:30-8:30, February 22 thru March 29 (six weeks)

Adult Painting in Series- Wednesdays 6:30-8:30, February 23 thru March 30 (six weeks)

Spring Break Art for Children: (March 21 thru 25)

*a.m. session- ages 6-8 yrs. 9-11:30 am (5 days)

*p.m. session- ages 9-12 yrs.1:00-3:30 (5 days)

SEE FLYER

ENROLLMENT FORM

Location:

112 W. Center Street, suite #230

(inside the EJ Ball bldg. on the historical Fayetteville Square)

For enrollment forms and questions contact:

Leilani Law

ph.(479 )442-4396

e-mail: lleilanil@yahoo.com

About Leilani Law:

Due to her enthusiasm for experimental processes in art making and her natural passion for the visual arts Leilani began her career as an art instructor working first for the School of the Art Institute/Chicago 25 years ago.

Leilani has considered Fayetteville, Ark., her home base for the past 10 years, but began living here 17 years ago.

During that time she has offered classes through the Walton Arts Center, The Nadine Baum Center, The New School and private lessons. She inspired collaborations and exhibitions amongst her colleagues in an artspace she opened called Vox Anima in the late 1990′s.

For the past 18 months she held a studio at the Fayetteville Underground, served on the Artists Advisory Committee, curated three guest exhibitions, held a solo art exhibition last May and produced the Ozark Couture Fall Event 2010 at the Fayetteville Underground.

She currently offers Art Mentorship (an after school art program she designed 6 years ago) at The New School, works in her home art studio and looks forward to inspiring the creative potential in the community through her new community studio location.

[This community announcement courtesy of artist Leilani Law.]

Christopher Spencer

Christopher Spencer, 36, is the publisher and owner of Ozarks Unbound and the food news site, The Fayetteville Food File. He is the chair of the Fayetteville Creative Economy Action Group and the social media chair of the Northwest Arkansas Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. He's also the founder of WordCamp Fayetteville. You can always contact him at cspencer@ozarksunbound.com

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1 Comment

• Leilani Law says:

  January 28, 2011 at 9:26 am

  BEAUTIFUL- Thank you Christopher!

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