A world-class collection of American art, stunning architecture, and 120 acres of Ozark forest with five miles of trails. Admission to the museum is always free.
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There’s more to the museum than just the galleries— come enjoy hands-on creative fun with art classes for all ages and experience levels..
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Museum & Buildings
Trails and Grounds open daily sunrise to sunset.
Conexión de Negocios Latinos and Crystal Bridges invite you to join us for an evening of connecting and networking. Meet local entrepreneurs and creators of Latino art, hear their stories, and make new connections. It’s a perfect way to become more familiar with your community share your skills and promote your business.
Conexión de Negocios Latinos y Crystal Bridges te invitan a que nos acompañes a una tarde donde conoceremos historias de emprendedores y creadores de arte latino, donde tendremos oportunidad de crear nuevas conexiones y al mismo tiempo promover tu negocio.
“Adriana Pineda, a Latina artist from Miami, Florida, began her artistic journey as a child, earning awards at the Fine Art Competition for Christian Schools. After moving to Fayetteville, Arkansas in 2016, she studied Graphic Design and languages at the University of Arkansas. In 2020, she launched her brand, Art by AMP, creating collections later showcased at various local venues.
Influenced by her bright and lively Miami upbringing, her bold, expressive art led Adriana to expand into live painting and consequently, to publish her first bilingual children’s book: “Donde Va el Sol – Where the Sun Goes,” in 2023. Using this array of mediums, she emphasizes the importance of language and communication, inspiring others to embrace multilingualism and artistic expression. “It is rarely about WHAT I am creating – but more HOW I create. It’s about flowing through the process of making – choreographing a dance between the mind and the canvas, experiencing the process, the movement, the brush strokes and handfuls of paint. Moving freely across the canvas to tell a story of emotion and memories, feelings and energies. An abstraction- an artifact of the living moment.”
“Azalia Molina is a ceramic and installation artist from Honduras. Her work celebrates collective history and traditions while exploring cultural adaptation and identity. She earned a BS in Business Administration and Art from the University of the Ozarks in 2018, where she was named Outstanding Student in Art. Recently, she received the Mid-America Arts Alliance Artists 360 Practicing Artist Grant (2023) and the Individual Artist Fellowship Grant for Contemporary Craft from the Arkansas Arts Council (2024).
Molina also leads her marketing agency, Clever, and continues her artistic practice from her studio in Mount Sequoyah, Fayetteville, AR. Her upcoming solo exhibition, “Aqui Pertenezco (I Belong Here),” will debut in October 2024 at Stephen’s Gallery in Clarksville, AR. It will feature a captivating mix of her works celebrating resilience, cultural diversity, and the search for belonging.” Su próxima exhibición individual, “Aquí Pertenezco (I Belong Here),” debutará en Octubre, 2024, en Stephen’s Gallery en Clarksville, AR, presentando una cautivadora mezcla de sus obras, celebrando la resiliencia, la diversidad cultural y la búsqueda de pertenencia.
