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“Frustum”

by Alex Cogbill and Paul Siebenthal

Paul and Alex are interested in things that surround us in our daily lives, but are often too small, invisible to the human eye, or are hidden beneath the earth’s surface and go unnoticed.

Frustum is a study and abstraction of a naturally occurring geometric configuration found in stone and minerals. Its color palette is such that it reflects ideas of inclusion and childhood memories.

Alex Cogbill, owner of the Local Color Studio in Fayetteville offers rotating art exhibitions, kids art classes, seminars for adults ranging from welding to painting and is an accomplished 3D sculptor working in metal and wood. Alex has a BFA in Art Education from the University of Arkansas and has installed sculptures in many public spaces in the region and commissions for private citizens. Alex Cogbill assisted in designing with Jason Jones the “Rise and Shine” field trip – a giant robot in north Bentonville off of McNelly Road, along the greenway. 

Paul Siebenthal is a metalsmith, blacksmith, artist, sculptor, fabricator, designer, and maker. He lives in Northwest Arkansas. Paul has an MFA in Sculpture from Notre Dame (2004) and a BFA in Metasmithing and Blacksmithing from SIU-C (2000). He has worked in Germany, the US, and Austria in blacksmith shops, in a museum making mounts for artwork, in an architecture firm making furniture and artwork, and has more than a decade of custom commission work. Paul has a full CV of solo and group exhibitions, as well as a number of public sculpture pieces, and artworks within museum collections.

Artists Alex Cogbill and Paul Siebenthal recently collaborated with Octavio Logo and other local artists on a mural at Railyard Park in downtown Rogers, Arkansas. The artwork is on one of three painted towers overlooking the park and features a covered area for events, a stage, a farmers market, water features, play areas, and orchards. They also recently completed a multidimensional sculpture titled “Arkansas Halite, Quartz, Bauxite” for the Greg Smith River Trail in Fort Smith, Arkansas. 

This Outdoor Curation is on display and open to public Tuesday – Thursday through March 18th.

10:00a – 5:00p at The Medium

Address: 214 S. Main St. Springdale, AR 72764

“Frustum”

by Alex Cogbill and Paul Siebenthal

Paul and Alex are interested in things that surround us in our daily lives, but are often too small, invisible to the human eye, or are hidden beneath the earth’s surface and go unnoticed.

Frustum is a study and abstraction of a naturally occurring geometric configuration found in stone and minerals. Its color palette is such that it reflects ideas of inclusion and childhood memories.

Alex Cogbill, owner of the Local Color Studio in Fayetteville offers rotating art exhibitions, kids art classes, seminars for adults ranging from welding to painting and is an accomplished 3D sculptor working in metal and wood. Alex has a BFA in Art Education from the University of Arkansas and has installed sculptures in many public spaces in the region and commissions for private citizens. Alex Cogbill assisted in designing with Jason Jones the “Rise and Shine” field trip – a giant robot in north Bentonville off of McNelly Road, along the greenway. 

Paul Siebenthal is a metalsmith, blacksmith, artist, sculptor, fabricator, designer, and maker. He lives in Northwest Arkansas. Paul has an MFA in Sculpture from Notre Dame (2004) and a BFA in Metasmithing and Blacksmithing from SIU-C (2000). He has worked in Germany, the US, and Austria in blacksmith shops, in a museum making mounts for artwork, in an architecture firm making furniture and artwork, and has more than a decade of custom commission work. Paul has a full CV of solo and group exhibitions, as well as a number of public sculpture pieces, and artworks within museum collections.

Artists Alex Cogbill and Paul Siebenthal recently collaborated with Octavio Logo and other local artists on a mural at Railyard Park in downtown Rogers, Arkansas. The artwork is on one of three painted towers overlooking the park and features a covered area for events, a stage, a farmers market, water features, play areas, and orchards. They also recently completed a multidimensional sculpture titled “Arkansas Halite, Quartz, Bauxite” for the Greg Smith River Trail in Fort Smith, Arkansas. 

This Outdoor Curation is on display and open to public Tuesday – Thursday through March 18th.

10:00a – 5:00p at The Medium

Address: 214 S. Main St. Springdale, AR 72764

Recording Studio Etiquette, Engineering, Production, & Songwriting

Join King Honey & Jasper Logan as they explore their creative process practices while in the Studio! They’ll dive into recording studio etiquette, engineering, production, & songwriting! For music-based artists, this session is in partnership with Dazz, “King Honey” Murry, the Executive Director of Creator’s Village and a multi-hyphenated performing artist.

Meet us at the Fayetteville Public Library, 401 W Mountain St, Fayetteville, AR 72701, in the Audio Recording Studio in the Center for Innovation.

The moderator is Dazz, “King Honey” Murry, the Executive Director of Creator’s Village and a multi-hyphenated performing artist. She is the frontman for King Honey and the “Dazz” of Dazz & Brie. Dazz is a musician, music producer, composer, photographer and multimedia artist.

Creators’ Village has a mission to create a home for artists to be successful here in Arkansas while providing state of the art equipment to help artist compete on a global scale.

Join us at The Medium to view Anna’s progress on their CXF project – a series of large scale figurative oil paintings titled ‘Serene Excess’. The artist will be available to discuss their intentions, motivations, and influences. Stop by and learn more about the intersections of queerness, fatness, and representation. 

[STAIR]ing Forward is going to be a 60 minute mainly modern dance work that explores the ideas of inequity and the weighted impact of societal issues (climate change, gender inequity, cultural inequity, socioeconomic inequity, etc.) on our generations’ future and our ability to conceptualize what our future will entail. We hope that our work will be an active commentary on the overall weight that these challenges hold over our generation, focusing on the emotional and physical landscape created by living through a time in need of great change.

Tickets are $10 to attend, $5 for student entry

Location: The Medium – 214 S. Main St. Springdale, AR 72764

“Frustum”

by Alex Cogbill and Paul Siebenthal

Paul and Alex are interested in things that surround us in our daily lives, but are often too small, invisible to the human eye, or are hidden beneath the earth’s surface and go unnoticed.

Frustum is a study and abstraction of a naturally occurring geometric configuration found in stone and minerals. Its color palette is such that it reflects ideas of inclusion and childhood memories.

Alex Cogbill, owner of the Local Color Studio in Fayetteville offers rotating art exhibitions, kids art classes, seminars for adults ranging from welding to painting and is an accomplished 3D sculptor working in metal and wood. Alex has a BFA in Art Education from the University of Arkansas and has installed sculptures in many public spaces in the region and commissions for private citizens. Alex Cogbill assisted in designing with Jason Jones the “Rise and Shine” field trip – a giant robot in north Bentonville off of McNelly Road, along the greenway. 

Paul Siebenthal is a metalsmith, blacksmith, artist, sculptor, fabricator, designer, and maker. He lives in Northwest Arkansas. Paul has an MFA in Sculpture from Notre Dame (2004) and a BFA in Metasmithing and Blacksmithing from SIU-C (2000). He has worked in Germany, the US, and Austria in blacksmith shops, in a museum making mounts for artwork, in an architecture firm making furniture and artwork, and has more than a decade of custom commission work. Paul has a full CV of solo and group exhibitions, as well as a number of public sculpture pieces, and artworks within museum collections.

Artists Alex Cogbill and Paul Siebenthal recently collaborated with Octavio Logo and other local artists on a mural at Railyard Park in downtown Rogers, Arkansas. The artwork is on one of three painted towers overlooking the park and features a covered area for events, a stage, a farmers market, water features, play areas, and orchards. They also recently completed a multidimensional sculpture titled “Arkansas Halite, Quartz, Bauxite” for the Greg Smith River Trail in Fort Smith, Arkansas. 

This Outdoor Curation is on display and open to public Tuesday – Thursday through March 18th.

10:00a – 5:00p at The Medium

Address: 214 S. Main St. Springdale, AR 72764

Equity, inclusivity, and diversity in the music & entertainment industry. How can we be more intentional and close the equity gaps? Let’s find out.

Guest TBD!

The moderator is Dazz, “King Honey” Murry, the Executive Director of Creator’s Village and a multi-hyphenated performing artist. She is the frontman for King Honey and the “Dazz” of Dazz & Brie. Dazz is a musician, music producer, composer, photographer and multimedia artist.

Creators’ Village has a mission to create a home for artists to be successful here in Arkansas while providing state of the art equipment to help artist compete on a global scale.

Jay Roff Garcia’s “Revolca’o” is an audio-visual performance piece that explores themes of migration, belonging, and translation through costume, projection design, and musical performance. “Revolca’o” or Recolvado means “to roll or flip over”; It can mean vanquishing an opponent, throwing yourself upon and over a surface, or an object or thing that has been tumbled and flipped. Part research project and part exploration of relational aesthetics, this performance will express personal narratives through an abstract theatrical lens.

Moonsong will be performing a new set, soaked in psychedelia and featuring never before heard music, as well as new arrangements on old material. For the first time, Moonsong will collaborate with a local visual artist to help create visible stimuli in to enhance our live performance and further immerse the audience.

FREE TO ATTEND at The Medium

March 8, 2023 7:00-9:00p

Serene Excess is a series of large scale oil paintings completed during Anna’s CXF residency at The Medium. Anna’s work centers fat and queer figures with the intentions of representing the embodied self, reclaiming space, and fat / queer liberation. Please join us to celebrate their completion of this project as well as the beauty of big bodies! 

Learn how to execute a successful single or album roll out, gear up for touring, and expand your brand! With

Geared toward all music based artists, this is the 9th of 11 monthly sessions as a partnership with Creators’ Village and CACHE’s YOLO: Year of Learning Outreach.

Guest TBD!

The moderator is Dazz, “King Honey” Murry, the Executive Director of Creator’s Village and a multi-hyphenated performing artist. She is the frontman for King Honey and the “Dazz” of Dazz & Brie. Dazz is a musician, music producer, composer, photographer and multimedia artist.

Creators’ Village has a mission to create a home for artists to be successful here in Arkansas while providing state of the art equipment to help artist compete on a global scale.

We’re all about career longevity & evolution! Join us to discuss how to apply and sustain your professional creative endeavors and remain open to evolution as an artist!

Geared toward all music based artists, this is the FINAL, the 11th of 11 monthly sessions as a partnership with Creators’ Village and CACHE’s YOLO: Year of Learning Outreach.

Guest TBD!

The moderator is Dazz, “King Honey” Murry, the Executive Director of Creator’s Village and a multi-hyphenated performing artist. She is the frontman for King Honey and the “Dazz” of Dazz & Brie. Dazz is a musician, music producer, composer, photographer and multimedia artist.

Creators’ Village has a mission to create a home for artists to be successful here in Arkansas while providing state of the art equipment to help artist compete on a global scale.