Scratch This
OXFORD TOWN – Local artist and University of Mississippi printmaking instructor Katherine Rhodes Fields invites people to scratch and sniff her latest artwork at a reception to be held for her on Tuesday, Sept. 27, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Powerhouse Community Arts Center located at 413 South 14th St. Turn to Page 7 in this week’s issue of Oxford Town to read about Fields’ new exhibit. (September 22, 2011, Page 7)
Art abounds around town
OXFORD TOWN – Last week, the University Museum unveiled its latest art exhibit “One World, Two Artists; John Alexander and Walter Anderson” headlining a frenzied art explosion all around the L-O-U community. Other exhibits include the showing of Bozarts Art Gallery’s exhibit “12 Invite 12,” the Powerhouse’s ongoing exhibit “Costal Art Show” and a new exhibit at Southside Gallery (photos on Page 12). The 2010 painting on the Oxford Town cover this week is titled “Octopus” by Alexander and the photo seen here titled “Stormy Monday” is also by Alexander. Check out these and other great music and cultural event listings in Oxford Town’s Community Calendar on Page 4 of this week’s issue. (August 25, 2011, Page 4)
Stuff you’ll want to see now that you’re here
OXFORD TOWN – YAC Director and regular OT art and entertainment columnist Wayne Andrews gives tips about interesting events and activities that deviate from the norm and are considered “must sees” around the L-O-U community. His focus; Thacker Mountain Radio featuring host Jim Dees (pictured) and the monthly art events Oxford Art Crawl and Makers Market. Page 10 in this week’s issue of Oxford Town helps you get off the beaten path and soak up a little culture along the way by following these great suggestions. Check it out. (August 18, 2011, Page 10)
The Oxford Art Crawl returns in a big way
OXFORD TOWN – Back by popular demand, the Oxford Art Crawl returns as a regular summer event and everyone’s invited. Featured stops on Tuesday, June 28, will include Gallery 130, the Powerhouse, the University Museum and several other venues. Page 5 in this week’s edition of Oxford Town has full details about the event the Oxford just couldn’t get enough of. (June 23, 2011, Page 5)
