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Hot Springs National Park
2009 Artist-In-Residence Images

Traces of Light

Traces of Light
This video explores light and nature at the national park. It uses time-lapse photography of moving light to connect the historical buildings to the natural landscape.

Credit / Author: Deanna Morse, April 2009 Artist-In-Residence
Date Created: 2009-04-30

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Black and white photo looking out from top of trail at Goat Rock; foliage surrounds three sides with a central opening to faintly see a mountain in the distance.
Beverly Buys, May 2009 Artist-In-Residence
"Vista on Goat Rock, Top of the Trail"
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Composite of Rod Northcutt animal paintings, cardinal, deer, squirrel, turtle, pileated woodpecker
Rod Northcutt, August 2009 Artist-In-Residence
Cardinal, white-tail deer, gray squirrel, three-toed box turtle, and pileated woodpecker
 
side view and top view of basket. Center is ceramic base of rust and clay color. Woven seagrass primarily natural color with areas of green extending upward.
Donna Dunnahoe, September 2009 Artist-In-Residence
"Natural Hot Springs"
Basket made of seagrass and rafia with stoneware base
 
painting with blues, purples, red and burnt orange colors with vertical and horizontal linear separations of color, also an arc. Throughout the colored areas are white triangles which bleed to another below it.
Hugh Dunnahoe, October 2009 Artist-In-Residence
"Ancient Springs"

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Team photo of 1913 Boston Red Sox team with inscription

Did You Know?
Hot Springs, Arkansas, was the premier baseball spring training site from the 1880s-1940s. The Chicago White Stockings, Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox and others came to soothe their aching muscles at the many bathhouses using Hot Springs National Park water.
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