In this installment of AMA-UTA CreateCollab, senior Ayesha Hana Shaji explores the concept of head coverings and identity in her
Dr. Brian R. Price, chivalry scholar and master swordsman, is a true Renaissance man (can you say that about a
Want to learn more? We do, too! We asked our friends at the Arlington Public Library to develop a list
Join the Knights Who Say “Ni” this fall and winter, as they quest for all things fun in Downtown Arlington!
POV provides AMA friends and fans the opportunity to share their knowledge and point of views about art. This POV
In this AMA-UTA CreateCollab, Victoria Alvarez explores modern fencing (with light sabers!) in her original photo essay, Starbird Saber Academy’s
After experiencing A Knight’s Tale, continue your immersion in metal art by visiting public art pieces within walking distance of
In this installment of AMA-UTA CreateCollab, Andrew Swille invites you inside DND night in his original photo essay, A Group of
In this installment of AMA-UTA CreateCollab, Michaela Hightower explores artistic inspiration in her original photo essay, A Walk Through A
In this installment of AMA-UTA CreateCollab inspired by A Knight’s Tale, senior Travis King explores the concept of every day
In this installment of AMA-UTA CreateCollab, senior Ayesha Hana Shaji explores the concept of belongingness in her original photo essay,
Kendall Quirk, AMA Registrar & Director of Exhibitions, has been named one of her alma mater’s 2022 “18 Under 40”
In this first installment of our AMA-UTA CreateCollab, senior Nicole Rios explores “A Blacksmith’s Craft” in her original photo essay.
Throughout the Fall 2022 semester, the Arlington Museum of Art is partnering with The University of Texas at Arlington and
Thank you for your support of the Arlington Museum of Art on North Texas Giving Day! Your generous spirit helped us
“At the AMA, art is our platform for doing good in the world, and we love what we do.” We
“The secret to making dreams come true can be summarized in four C’s. They are Curiosity, Confidence, Courage, and Constancy,
Arlington Tomorrow Foundation, the Arlington Museum of Art, and doing good through art Through a generous gift made during the
In partnership with the City of Arlington and a community of supporters like you, the AMA has begun its transformation into a world-class arts destination in the Arlington Entertainment District. Read our stories below.
Featuring works drawn from one of the country’s preeminent private contemporary art collections, She Said, She Said: Contemporary Artists from the
For the first time, Heroes & Villains: The Art of the Disney Costume and All That Glitters: The Crown Jewels
A new era for visual arts in Arlington begins Starting today (March 30, 2024), the Arlington Museum of Art is
When the AMA opens to the public on March 30, 2024 inside the Arlington Expo Center, it will be in
Youth Art Month, a beloved community tradition, returns to the AMA March 30-May 3, 2024 What better way to debut
It was 1988 when the visionary leaders of the Arlington Art Association bought “the old JCPenney building” on Main Street.
Ciao, Grüezi and Bonjour ! Over the last two weeks, we’ve toured some of the most magnificent collections, museums, galleries,
As we wait to board our flight to Rome, the first of many stops on the AMA’s two-week curatorial vision
by Kendall Quirk, AMA Registrar & Director of Exhibitions Paideia is an educational concept I learned when attending Southwestern University
In its new space, the AMA is multiplying its creative capacity to present a wide variety of traditional, immersive, and
In March 2024, the Arlington Museum of Art will move to the Arlington Entertainment District. In its new home, the
Over the years, the Arlington Museum of Art has been a museum of and for our community. Because we are
“In Arlington, we love collaboration, a can-do spirit, and out-of-the-box thinking, and the team at the Arlington Museum of Art
The Arlington Museum of Art is dedicated to championing creativity and providing access to art for the educational enrichment and
Beginning in the 1950s-1960s with the opening of Six Flags Over Texas, city leaders set Arlington on a path to
Today’s Expo Center and Esports Stadium in Arlington, TX was originally built as the first Arlington Convention Center, a place
In March 2024, the Arlington Museum of Art will move to the Arlington Entertainment District. In its new home, the
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