WMA Director/Curator Mary Kennedy talks with Hendrix alumni Allison, Holly, and Duke Marr. Three of the five children of Don Marr, who was the Chair of the Hendrix College Art […]
Learn MoreThe Black Representation Matters: In Film and Beyond series included a screening of I Am Not Your Negro which was followed by a panel conversation featuring students senior Zeihkia Byrd, sophomore Sydney Boone, and […]
Learn MoreThis twelve-minute video tour offers viewers an overview the exhibition’s vision and contents. Narrated by Stephanie Sims, Guest Curator for Let Us March On, and produced by Travis Peeples, Head […]
Learn MoreThe Windgate Museum of Art held a live screening of Frontline: The Choice 2020: Trump vs. Biden. The film was followed by a panel conversation featuring Hendrix alum Gabrielle Schonder. She […]
Learn MoreStephanie Sims is the Guest Curator for the new Black Lives Matter in Arkansas exhibition currently on display at the Windgate Museum of Art, titled Let Us March On. She is […]
Learn MoreThe Black Representation Matters: In Film and Beyond series included a screening of Dream Land: Little Rock’s West 9thStreet which was followed by a panel conversation featuring filmmaker Tanisha Joe-Conway, Christina Shutt, director of the […]
Learn MoreWMA Director/Curator Mary Kennedy talks with Let Us March On Guest Curator Stephanie Sims about her vision for the exhibition and how she and the exhibition planning team moved from concept to […]
Learn MorePublic programming as part of the Let Us March On exhibition at the Windgate Museum of Art at Hendrix College continues this week with a conversation with the guest curator on Thursday […]
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