A Big Jackrabbit Takes Form in Fayetteville

KUAF | By Kyle Kellams

Published August 22, 2017 at 11:52 AM CDT

Several murals in Fayetteville are taking shape and we briefly visit with artist Jason Jones about his big jackrabbit taking shape on the Razorback Greenway.

Related Content

Ozarks at Large Stories

More Murals Appear in Fayetteville

Four-Legged Bird recently added a mural to its building. Meanwhile, a mural is currently in the works at Lake Fayetteville.MUSIC: Eyes of Love by Murals
Ozarks at Large Stories

Student-Designed Mural Unveiled in Fayetteville

Art Feeds worked with Asbell Elementary School students for four weeks in April to design a new mural. The artwork has been installed on the south wall of…
Ozarks at Large Stories

The Unexpected Returns

International artists will once again paint murals in downtown Fort Smith as part of The Unexpected. Now in its second year, this art initiative is…
Ozarks at Large Stories

People and Place Inspire Muralist

Larger-than-life portraits are a signature part of Guido van Helten's murals. The artist creates images that represent the people and history of the place…
Ozarks at Large Stories

New Murals Bring Color to NWA

Large-scale paintings have appeared on buildings in Bentonville, Fayetteville and Springdale this month. The subject matter ranges from the Experience…