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Be a part of art by ArtWalking over to the Thea Foundation, 401 Main St. in North Little Rock, tomorrow night and influencing painter Robert Bean as he creates a storytelling painting for Argenta's Third Friday ArtWalk, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Starting at 5 p.m., on Thea's second floor, artists Austin Grimes, Morgan Coven, Joel Boyd, Catherine Burton and Robin Steves will discuss their new work in THEArtist Gallery/Studios. Continuing in the gallery: Arkansas League of Artists Members Show.

Ed Wade of Marianna will watercolor while you watch in front of the Laman Library Argenta Branch at 506 Main St. Also on tap: Dan Thornhill's Creative Expressions at Ketz Gallery, 705 Main St., Matt McLeod's paintings at Greg Thompson Fine Art, 429 Main, and various artists in tents along Main.

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