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At the southern end of the new Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, new pathways and plantings connect the building to MacArthur Park, including a new restaurant with outdoor shaded seating that overlooks the park, and new landscape features that include walking paths and a great lawn for community events. © Studio Gang and SCAPE

Campaign for Our Cultural Future

Reimagining the Arkansas Arts Center: Campaign for Our Cultural Future is a $142 million special fundraising campaign that will realize a stunning new Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts.

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The Museum Advances Towards Spring 2023 Grand Opening

Since the groundbreaking for the new building, the AMFA Foundation has acquired a total of 811 new works of art.

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Studio Gang’s design for the new Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts creates a central axis spanning the length of the building and connecting the Museum’s various programming areas. Photograph by Timothy Hursley.

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John Allison, Diptych – Pathway to Compassion, 2019, oil, cold wax, pigment stick and carbon on canvas, 60 x 96 inches

Thomas Hart Benton, American (Neosho, Missouri, 1889 – 1975, Kansas City, Missouri), Clay County Farm (detail), 1971, oil on canvas, 32 x 22 inches, Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Foundation Collection: Bequest from the estates of Louise and Fred Dierks. 2012.008.001

Jack M., Spring Dragonflies (detail), Acrylic Paint, Paint Sticks, Sharpie Marker

61st Young Arkansas Artists Exhibition

The Young Arkansas Artists program highlights the talent, imagination, and perspective of students in all grade levels across Arkansas. For over 60 years, AMFA has opened a door for young people to showcase their artistic talents and skills with an annual juried exhibition. While the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts in under renovation, this year’s exhibition is on view virtually.

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Learn and Grow

At AMFA, find opportunities for inspiration, creativity, and joy.

The Windgate Art School offers workshops and classes for everyone – from beginners to skilled artists.

Enjoy past family programs, gallery talks, artist events, and more.

Tarrence Corbin, American (West Newton, Pennsylvania, 1944 – 2009, Cincinnati, Ohio), Untitled (Crate Series) (detail), circa 1985, acrylic and collage on paper, 58 x 45 1/2 inches, Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Foundation Collection: Gift of Blanche and Beadle Moore. 2011.022

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