ABOUT

Bradbury Art Museum is a contemporary art space on the campus of Arkansas State University. Through changing exhibitions of contemporary art in all disciplines, as well as active outreach programming, Bradbury Art Museum invites the community to engage in meaningful artistic experiences. As the only art museum in northeast Arkansas, Bradbury Art Museum strives to bring contemporary art to the region that would be otherwise inaccessible to many community members, as well as provide support for the arts within the region by providing free, accessible educational programming and extending opportunities to regional artists. 

Formerly known as Bradbury Gallery, the museum was established in January of 2001 by Curt Bradbury who provided an endowment in honor of his wife, Charlotte, an alumna of A-State and a former member of the university's Board of Trustees. In August of 2015, the gallery was reestablished as a museum to better reflect its scope and purpose of teaching, presenting and collecting.

The museum is the site of the Delta National Small Prints Exhibition, an annually held, nationally recognized juried print show of work by artists from the US and abroad.