Art Walk tonight features work at 22 galleries

The walk is scheduled for 6–10 p.m.

Galleries and businesses participating in the tour include:

• Artworks Downtown, 109 Park Central Square, featuring cards, jewelry, picture frames, sculptures, mosaics and glass pieces;

• Creamery Arts Center, 411 Sherman Parkway, featuring the works of Springfield’s Splatter art group;

• DB Design Salon & Gallery, 326 S. Campbell, featuring mixed media work by Ann Reed;

• Good Girl Art, 215 W. Olive St., featuring “Keep Off Grass” by painter Lil Olive and assemblage artists Ellen Neville and Tommi Thee;

• Graif Designs, 331 E. Water St., featuring mixed media on watercolor paper by Elexis Russo;

• Hawthorn Galleries, 214 E. Walnut, featuring the gallery’s annual photography showing;

• Hyde Gallery, 210 E. Walnut St., featuring new artists Jim Heck, Jane Booth and Mitchi Susan;

• Icon Nightclub, 307 Park Central East, featuring works by Brian Infante, Eric Arvizu and Timothy Franzke;

• Keyes Gallery, 229 S. Market Ave., featuring “Watercolor Fancy and Free” by Sharon Hinckley, first-place winner of the 2004 Plein Air competition;

• Missouri State University Art & Design Gallery, 333 E. Walnut, featuring “Prater Ceramics Collections”;

• MSU Student Exhibition Center, 838 E. Walnut, featuring work by students who have graduated from the school’s art and design department in the last 20 years;

• Mudhouse, 323 South Ave., featuring paintings by local artist Kelly Taylor;

• Nonna’s Italian American Café, 306 South Ave.;

• Park Central Gallery, 122 Park Central Sqaure, featuring watercolor pieces by members of the National Watercolor Honor Society;

• Phorm, 330 E. Walnut, featuring works by local artist Heather Kane;

• Randy Bacon Photography Studio and Gallery, 320 Park Central West, featuring portrait work by Nancy Rose;

• Springfield Hot Glass Studio, 314 S. Campbell, where Venetian glassblowing techniques will be demonstrated;

• Springfield Pottery, 416 S. Campbell, featuring work by local potters John and Pamela Hagen;

• Studio 405, 405 W. Walnut, featuring sculpture works by Gregory Benne;

• Susan Sommer-Luarca Art Gallery, 315 South Ave., featuring contemporary art and live entertainment;

• Walnut Street Gallery, 225 E. Walnut, featuring work by Elissa Gore; and

• Well Fed Head Books, 331 S. Campbell, featuring “The Shoulders on Which We Stand,” an exhibit of recently uncovered 1940s-era photographs of Missouri State University students, faculty and staff.

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