Matthew Lopas is a professor of art at Hendrix College and is presently Chair of the Art Department. Courses Matthew teach include multiple levels and styles of Drawing and Painting […]
Learn MoreDr. Sasha Pfau moderates a panel discussion about the Black experience with COVID-19. Panelists include Brian Mitchell, a history department faculty member at UALR, Christina Shutt, the director of the […]
Learn MoreDr. Josh Glick, film professor, talks with photographer Ebony Blevins about her work. Particular attention is given to the Black Lives Matter protests across Arkansas and elsewhere at which Ebony […]
Learn MoreThe Windgate Museum of Art at Hendrix College is pleased to announce the opening of its online exhibition, titled art@hendrix! on Monday, Nov. 23, 2020.
Learn MoreStephanie Sims, Guest Curator for the WMA’s Let Us March On exhibition, talks with Black Lives Matter protest organizers and community leaders from Arkansas about their experiences. Panelists are Tim Campbell, an […]
Learn MoreKansas artist and activist Dave Loewenstein discusses the role of art in social movements with central Arkansas artists Adaja Cooper, Jermaine Gibson, Jose Hernandez, and Tanya Hollifield. Particular attention is […]
Learn MoreChristina Shutt is the Executive Director of the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center in Little Rock, Arkansas. She has served in that capacity since 2016. Before that she worked at Hendrix […]
Learn MoreThe Black Representation Matters: In Film and Beyond series included a screening of Moonlight which was followed by a panel conversation featuring students freshman Somi Matthews, junior McKenzie Tucker, junior Josh Mcnair, and senior […]
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