The Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts offers an inspiring array of visual, performing arts, and educational experiences. The Museum is committed to creating an inclusive cultural space for the community to engage with diverse artistic perspectives through the AMFA Foundation’s permanent collection, compelling temporary exhibitions, lively theatre, and enriching courses. AMFA extends its commitment to artistic diversity through the innovative Windgate Art School, a dynamic children’s theatre and performing arts program, and community-focused educational programs for all ages. General admission is always free. Plan your visit today!
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The Art Group Gallery features original art by local artists. Owned and operated by the artists themselves, collectors are able to meet the artists and hear first-hand about their artistic inspiration in this gallery. The gallery includes a working studio, open to the public seven days a week or by appointment. In addition to viewing artists at work, it is also possible to schedule private art lessons. Artists are available to do commissioned works.
Gallery 26
This gallery displays works by local artists. You'll find beautiful, contemporary art that is changed out from time to time based on the current exhibit. Throughout the year, there are special events here, so check the website or call for details. Besides showing the best of central Arkansas art, Gallery 26 also does custom framing. If you want to get a sense of local culture and support the arts, pay this gallery a visit!
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The artwork in this gallery is breathtaking. You will find a wide range of sculptures, paintings and drawings by African-American artists. From James Ayers' emotionally-charged works to Euneda Otis' paintings depicting everyday scenes from the lives of Southern African-Americans, these pieces are collector-worthy. A special note: the bookstore sells hard-to-find, out-of-print books by African-American authors, some of which are autographed. The gallery also regularly hosts events. Call or visit its web site for details.
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Journey back to the days before the Civil War forever changed Arkansas' history. The Historic Arkansas Museum, formerly known as the Arkansas Territorial Restoration, has preserved five antebellum homes, including the area's oldest building, the 1827 Hinderliter Grog Shop. Guests enjoy a guided living-history tour through the grounds as they learn the history of each building. The museum features several Arkansas art galleries and an interactive children's gallery.
The Local Color Gallery hosts works of over 20 artists in and around the Arkansas area. Suited for both the experienced art observer and the novice, the works have a proper mix of the simple and the breathtaking. Classic oils, pastels, watercolors and other mediums are used to adorn the canvas and beyond. The gallery hosts a range of events from time to time, providing timely updates for the works on its walls. At times, the simple becomes a breath of fresh-air. Nothing underlines that more than the Local Color Gallery.
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