The Answer: featuring Teresa Pelliccio, Hilka Irvin and Rigdon Irvin

Name: The Answer: featuring Teresa Pelliccio, Hilka Irvin and Rigdon Irvin
Start: 2025-10-02T15:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-10-02T21:00:00-05:00
Location: 409 W Van Buren, Eureka Springs, AR, United States, Arkansas 72632

Schedule

Thu Oct 02 2025 at 03:00 pm to 09:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

409 W Van Buren, Eureka Springs, AR, United States, Arkansas 72632 | Eureka Springs, AR

Teresa Pelliccio underwent a significant mind-shift in 2004 after reading The Power of Now and began a meditation practice. Shortly thereafter, she began experiencing conscious, otherworldly “trips” during her sleep. To understand and process these experiences, she turned to art. Her art forms are born from personal associations and blend spirituality, the metaphysical, intuition, self-empowerment and rebellion with femininity, whimsy and impulse. It is her wish that her work might inspire you to consider what may lie beyond the physical and encourage you to explore it. And, to love and support yourself fully as you do.
Hilka Irvin is a Minnesota native who made Eureka Springs her home in 2014. A self-taught artist, she works in various mediums—oils, acrylics, and watercolor—each reflective of her mindset. In addition to visual art, she writes poetry and short stories to fulfill her creative soul. Her work is often described as eclectic, as she creates instinctively rather than adhering to expectations. Hilka thrives on stepping outside her comfort zone and expresses herself through art and writing that continues to evolve.
Rigdon Irvin has always thought of art as a history of humankind. His art is very much influenced by the fact that he is a child of the 70’s. He was introduced to all kinds of music, art and various aspects of the counter culture at an early age, by older siblings, who were coming of age during that time. He loves color and watching it explode on the canvas, incorporating the architectural lines of the mid century, as well as the atomic themes of the space age. Being an abstract artist allows him the freedom to create art from “an anything goes” mindset.