Prescott News – On Friday, February 28th, Prescott’s 4th Friday Art Walk will welcome art enthusiasts to explore 16 downtown galleries showcasing local and nationally acclaimed artists. These galleries extend their monthly hours and offer unique exhibits, artist receptions, and signature events.
Prescott, surrounded by cool mountainous forests, has long inspired its resident artists. The Art Walk provides a unique opportunity to meet these artists, gain insight into their creative processes, and immerse in the community. Historic buildings serve as a striking backdrop, preserving Prescott’s rich heritage.
Since its founding in 2004, the 4th Friday Art Walk has been a celebrated evening for Prescott’s visual arts community. Participating galleries host evening events beginning at 5 pm each month. Visitors can pick up gallery guides at participating locations, hotel brochure racks, and the Prescott Chamber of Commerce.
The two featured galleries for the February Art Walk are ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery and the Natural History Institute Gallery.
At ‘Tis Art Center and Gallery at 105 S. Cortez Street, visitors will head upstairs to view the Mezzanine show “Uplifting.” Featuring the work of Jenny T. Arts. A lifelong maker and appreciator of art, Jenny pursued her passion academically by obtaining a degree in Art Education. This foundation allowed her to explore various artistic avenues while nurturing her creativity. Throughout her career, she has balanced motherhood with her creative pursuits, establishing herself as an artist, jewelry maker, and art teacher.
‘Tis Art Center & Gallery will open for Art Walk from 5:00-7:00 pm.
At the Natural History Institute Gallery, located at 126 N. Marina Street, visitors will enjoy “Spiritual Landscapes.” An exhibition of paintings and drawings by two Arizona artists, Donna Larson, and Sheila Kollasch that explores the natural history elements and literature of our Southwest region over many years. They combine art with text excerpts from various sources to provide visual and verbal awareness of this unique region. Donna and Sheila spent most of their lives hiking and wandering the deserts and mountains of Arizona, gathering inspiration for the two-dimensional works they have created.
The Natural History Museum Gallery will open for Art Walk from 5:00-7:30 pm.
For more information, events, and a Google map of gallery locations, visit www.ArtThe4th.com.
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