BRINGINGART TO THE OZARKS


NEW ASUMH GALLERY A TRUE GEM FOR REGION’S ART COMMUNITY


ByCHANDRA HUSTON Photos byKEVIN PIEPER


have the opportunity to showcase her artwork and potentially sell her pieces. With the addition of an art gallery at the


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Vada Sheid Community Development Center on the campus of Arkansas State University Moun- tain Home, Shepherd and many other art stu- dents and area artists now have that chance. The1,337-square-foot gallery had a grand


opening in March to introduce the public to the new facility. The gallery featuresASUMH


tella Shepherd can’t help but smile as she straightens up her artwork hanging on a wall. She combined her love of art and horses to create adrawing of horse hooves in a bar- rel-racing pattern, highlighting the lines of movement in which the arena dirt flies off the hooves. At just 19 years old, the college student never thought she would


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