Why I Began Otherworld's Art


I started this business because I have always been passionate about entrepreneurship and giving back to the community. I believe in supporting the arts by supporting independent artists and author both locally and around the world. I believe this is best done through business partnerships and working with artists and author to connect their works of art with the general public and with individuals who will appreciate their work.



This idea in part came from discovering these masterpieces pictured above produced by artists in the South Asian country of Bangladesh. These were brought back by my mother from a trip she took to Bangladesh years ago in hopes of sharing their cultural beauty with people in the United States. For years these precious works of art sat in a box and I felt they deserved to be appreciated and seen. I have sold a few locally and watched the faces glow of some who purchased them and decided they were something I wanted to share.

There are many talented artists all over the world but not all of them are entrepreneurs. Their work deserves to be seen and they deserve to be rewarded for their work.

The goal of Otherworld's Art is to make that happen by introducing their work to the community. Otherworld's Art will have its first event this Saturday, April 20th starting at 9 AM and ending at 3 pm. It will take place in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania near the corner of Market and Main Street. If you are in the area I invite you to come out and hope to see you at my table. Thank you.

-Dave Beaver
Otherworld's Art

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