FREE AND OPEN TO ALL

Spinning Art at ART JAM

October 25 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Come spin art with us at Greenbrier’s Art Jam Festival! The WMA will host a free spin art painting event under our orange tent in Matthews Park, Greenbrier, AR. All materials are provided, and you get to take the art you make. Plus, we’ll have a giant spin art canvas that visitors can help add color to!

Details

Date:: October 25
Time:: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Event Category:: Demonstrations

Venue

: Matthews Park
: 25 Ivy Street
Greenbrier, AR 72058 United States + Google Map

I’m excited! My exhibition announcement cards ar

I’m excited! My exhibition announcement cards arrived in the mailbox today and I hope yours did too!
Fabulous new fall exhibitions open on Aug. 26 with an opening reception night on Sept. 12 from 5-7 p.m. Free and Open to All!
Hendrix professor emeritus William “Bill” Hawes’ “unpopular” sculptures (his words, not ours), the introspective photography of Paul Caponigro and David Dennard, and Bob Kinsell’s “Beautiful Lies” paintings are all coming to the WMA!
Join us! Follow for more events and exciting announcements in the coming weeks.
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#artmuseum #fineart #conwayart @creativeinconway @hendrixalumni @hendrixcollege #billhawes #robertkinsell #paulcaponigro #collegeartmuseum #fineartphotography #westtexasartist #unpopularart #sculptureexhibition #daviddennard

Come spin with us at tonight’s Conway Art Walk!

Come spin with us at tonight’s Conway Art Walk! We’re making spin art in front of The Ride bike shop in the Creative Cove!
#spinart @conwayartwalk #artmuseum #hendrixcollege #communityart #museumoutreach

After leaving the AMFA this evening, a community c

After leaving the AMFA this evening, a community calendar event was announced on NPR. Hendrix’s art alumnus Adaja Cooper was having an opening reception this evening at the Thea Foundation! I turned around and booked it to Argenta to see the show! Go see this exhibit that is on view for the month of June.
The exhibition, titled “Wish You Were Here!,” captures “the emotional weight of yearning.” Each piece in her exhibit is “a meditation on memory, distance, and the deep desire to hold on to what cannot be held.”
@adajacooper @theafoundation @hendrixcollege #arkansasartist #wishyouwerehere #artinarkansas #hearditonnpr #portraitpainting @hendrixalumni

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are the final days

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are the final days to see “Tight Lines”, a celebration of fishing in Arkansas, “The Wondermakers: Night Fever,” and the 2025 Hendrix College Senior Art Exhibition.
One of 8 featured artists in the “Tight Lines” exhibition is @anniehelmerickslouder Her collection of 14 fish-shaped sculptures are mounted on vintage wooden spools. These spools were once used in fiber mills for wool and cotton. The mills were powered by water wheels built near a river. And what swims in a river? Lively and colorful fish, of course!
#artexhibition #fishinginarkansas #fiberart #fishart #fibersculpture

Drop by the museum before May 17th to join in on o

Drop by the museum before May 17th to join in on our community window weaving!

Inspired by The Wondermakers, these pieces are a joint effort that you can take part in!!

Wondermakers: Night Fever is on exhibit in the Wilcox-Todd Gallery through May 17! @thewondermakers #collaborativeart #makearttogether

Don't miss the opportunity to see "Matter," an art

Don't miss the opportunity to see "Matter," an art exhibition centered on the concept of material cultures in The Marshall T. Steel Center. Matter presents art that expresses how objects come alive with cultural and personal significance.

Exhibiting artists include: Molly Jo Burke, Caleb Cole, Fabiola Gironi, Jordan Korenich, Kathleen Thum, and Nathan Gorgen.

"Matter" was curated by Sydney Austen '25 in collaboration with the Windgate Museum of Art at Hendrix College. The exhibition is on view on both floors of the Steel Center in Ellis Hall through May 17, 2025.

*Sydney Austed and Dr. James Dow (Professor of Philosophy, Chair of the Steel Center) pictured in slide 3.