The Museum Gallery at Historic Cane Hill is open for tours Thursday – Saturday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm.
Call (479) 824-5339 or email museum@historiccanehillar.org for more information or to schedule a group tour.
The Museum Gallery at Historic Cane Hill is housed in a two-story building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building, constructed in 1900 using locally quarried sandstone, originally served as the A. R. Carroll Drugstore. Renovations to the first floor of the building were completed in 2018. The result is a state-of-the-art gallery space. Track lighting, neutral wall colors, hardwood floors, and high ceilings create an inviting space suitable for a variety of artwork.
Gallery exhibitions have been ongoing since 2018, showcasing a wide variety of art and artists, continuing the longstanding legacy of arts in Cane Hill. Exhibitions have featured local artists, regional and national competitions, and historic subjects.
The Gallery is located at 14327 South Hwy 45
Hours of operation: Thursday thru Saturdays from 10:00am until 2:00pm.
Appointments for private tours are welcome and group tours are encouraged.
Historic Cane Hill Gallery, 14327 Highway 45 S. Canehill, AR 72717
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Niloak & Beyond will feature rare and stunning examples of Niloak’s iconic Swirled Missionware art pottery presented alongside examples of creations by potteries around the country inspired by the innovative Niloak swirl design. This will be the first exhibition in the country to feature this approach to American art pottery.
The exhibition will be launched in conjunction with the Second Annual Arkansas Pottery Festival, May 5th – 7th, hosted by the Community Creative Center in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Niloak & Beyond is being developed in collaboration with the Community Creative Center, the Historic Arkansas Museum, the University of Arkansas Museum, the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History, and numerous private collectors. David Edwin Gifford, historian, noted Niloak scholar, and author of The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Niloak, will serve as the co-curator for the exhibition.
The exhibition will feature swirl pottery by Evans, Ozark, Skag, Denver’s White, Dickota’s Badlands, Charlie Stehm’s Ozark Pottery, Houghton & Dalton, Spruce Pine’s Muscle Shoals and Marie, Silver Springs, and others, along with historic photographs and memorabilia.
For more information, please contact
Lawrence McElroy, Director of Arts & Culture
479-824-5339 501-680-5693
lawrence@historiccanehillar.org
Our gallery hosts exhibitions of all kinds by artists from Northwest Arkansas and around the world. If you’re an artist interested in showcasing your pieces at The Museum Gallery at Historic Cane Hill, please contact us.
