TRAHC Opens Three New Free Regional Art Exhibits in Texarkana

The Texarkana Regional Arts & Humanities Council (TRAHC) is showcasing three new free exhibits this fall at the Regional Arts Center in downtown Texarkana. Sponsored by Patterson-Troike, the shows highlight regional talent working in fiber, clay, photography, and conceptual art.

• Gallery Hours: Wednesday–Saturday, 10 AM - 4 PM
• Admission: Free and open to the public
• Location: Regional Arts Center, downtown Texarkana

Exhibit Highlights

• RED: A Regional Exhibit

- Runs Sept. 24–Nov. 22
- Features 22 artists exploring the color red in creative and technical ways.
- Many works available for purchase, with sales supporting future TRAHC programming.

• Cara Kearns – Misunderstood Mythological Creatures… And Other Stories

- Runs Sept. 17–Oct. 25
- Intricate ceramic and fiber art inspired by memory, mythology, and curiosity.
- Artist Talk: Saturday, Oct. 25 at 1 PM (reception at 12:30 PM)

• Gary Cawood – Black Box

- Runs Sept. 17–Oct. 18
- Archival photographs exploring objects and natural fragments in outdoor studio settings.
- Dark, layered imagery reflecting on nature, time, and human impact.

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Why It Matters

TRAHC continues its commitment to supporting regional artists and fostering creative dialogue. The exhibits offer the public a chance to enjoy unique perspectives, meet the artists, and maybe even bring home some amazing original art.

For details, please email marcusz@trahc.org, visit TRAHC.org, or follow them on Facebook.

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