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B.J. Abrams has 3-oil originals in the Clinton-Thea Foundations' Art Across Arkansas Collection. The paintings along with many other artist will travel Arkansas in the Art Across Arkansas Campaign that will place original paintings in Arkansas public schools during the entire school year

Ms. Abrams has been accepted as one of the Arkansas Arts Centers participants for the 2008, "Small Works on Paper."  Ms. Abrams water color is titled "Ode to Mario."  A sunset over Pinnacle Mountain. This show is on it's last leg of it's journey, it is currently at the University of AR at Fayetteville until around the December 2008.

At 1014 Front Street, about everyone can find a unique work of art to grace your walls at home or businesses.  Discounts for bulk business purchases.

Front Street is located off the second exit from East or West heading into Conway.  You will turn west when you exit interstate 40.  You will be on Oak Street, follow Oak St. West until you see a frog painted in the middle of the intersection, that is Front St., turn right, follow Front St. to AR ARTS BEAUTIFICATION GALLERY  (aka-Abrams House of Fine Arts--1014, across the street from First Security Bank.

The Junk Queen-antique shop, has relocated to 2218 Washinton Avenue. Open daily.

The Furniture Consignment Shop, 1052 Harrison, open everyday except Sunday.  You can purchase gently worn furniture, wall decor or sell your own.  Tell Millie I sent you.

About two blocks up the street from there you'll find our local java-coffee shop-Something Brewing on the corner of Front St. and Mills St.- where professors, students and artsy folk hang out. 

Latest addition to the Front St. Family of Businesses:  Fabby's International & Mexican Restaurant, 1023 Front St.  Eat there once and you will return again and again.  Prices are reasonable, food is fantastic and plentiful!  Service very nice.

 Hendrix College is just a few more feet down the street from there.  During the school year you must check out their brand new arts department located on Front Street.

 We also have an airport that can handle small craft. 

If you prefer to travel by water, we have a lock and damn just five minutes from downtown. 

Two excellent restaurants to wet your whistle, "Mikes Place" on Front St. and Michael Angelo's Italian with libations on the corner of Oak St. and Front St.. 

An excellent little Italian Restaurant-Pia's at 915 Front St. is walking distance from the gallery, about 100 feet. 

H. Don Marr Gallery has now opened at 914 Front St.-he's retired from the Hendrix College Art Dept.

 Todd Mallett Gallery has closed; building reallocated.  AR Arts, 1014 Front has prints and can contact him for you. 

If travelling from out of town, always call ahead, please, we want to be available to sit a spell and visit.  We are handicapp accessible. 

Please shop your local, small, community merchants prior to heading to the malls.  Your local, small businesses are the backbone of your communities all around this Global Village.