Feeling stressed? Need help focusing? Find a new way to relax during Yoga at BAM.

The free class is for all experience levels. Bring your own mat or reserve one by contacting visitBAM@astate.edu (while supplies last).

The class taught by yoga and meditation teacher, Bethany Davis, will focus on the mind/body/breath connection and emphasize the practice of connecting back to the true self. This class will also guide you through safe movements of stretching and strengthening.

Yoga at BAM! This is a Hatha Flow class for beginners to intermediate level. You will probably sweat, but this is not Hot Yoga.

Join us for a magical experience at Bradbury Art Museum. Get out your MTG deck and play a casual commander game of Magic the Gathering while receiving a sneak peek of the upcoming exhibition Contemporary Classic.

Join us in BAM Studio to learn more about color theory with paint pouring, paint mixing, and acrylic paint skins! We’ll be exploring everything from color harmonies to CMY. This workshop will be messy, so please dress accordingly.

Yoga at BAM! This is a Hatha Flow class for beginners to intermediate level. You will probably sweat, but this is not Hot Yoga.

Join us on for an artist talk followed by a Q&A session with mixed media painter Vitus Shell. This talk is open to the public and free to attend. No registration is necessary.

Feeling stressed? Need help focusing? Find a new way to relax during Yoga at BAM.

The free class is for all experience levels. Bring your own mat or reserve one by contacting visitBAM@astate.edu (while supplies last).

The class taught by yoga and meditation teacher, Bethany Davis, will focus on the mind/body/breath connection and emphasize the practice of connecting back to the true self. This class will also guide you through safe movements of stretching and strengthening.

Yoga at BAM! This is a Hatha Flow class for beginners to intermediate level. You will probably sweat, but this is not Hot Yoga.

Join us for a magical experience at Bradbury Art Museum. Get out your MTG deck and play a casual commander game of Magic the Gathering while receiving a sneak peek of the upcoming exhibition Contemporary Classic.

Meet Kristy Deetz, the artist currently on exhibit at Bradbury Art Museum! This event is open to the public and free to attend. No registration is necessary.

Bradbury Art Museum Director Dr. Ann Prentice Wagner will be delivering a talk entitled Engraved in Memory: Exploring the BAM Collection.

Join us on for an artist talk followed by a Q&A session with painter Kristy Deetz. This talk is open to the public and free to attend. No registration is necessary.

Make hapa-zome prints with “Sugar & Venom” artist and A-State professor Kristen Franyutti! Just grab a hammer and a handful of flowers, and pound away!

Discover innovative drawing techniques and learn about the crucial role of play in art-making with “The Soft Animal of Your Body” artist and A-State professor Lydia Dildilian! Participants will make large-scale drawings by playing Mario Kart and experimenting with remote-controlled cars.

Join A-State professor Leslie Parker and BAM in an exploration of zine and collage! Participants will be invited to participate in material exploration and collaboration as they create their own zines.

Learn more about Fashion Merchandising! Join Dr. Melissa Thompson in exploring the intersection of creativity and commerce, and take a peek at how students are shaping the future of the fashion industry.

Join us in the Windgate Gallery of Bradbury Art Museum at 2:00PM for a series of artist talks from Somayeh Faal, Anthony Tungning, and Grace Russell. Each artist are past and present exhibitors in the Delta National Small Prints Exhibition currently on show in the Bradbury Art Museum. Q+A sessions to follow.

Join us for a demonstration of chalk pastel techniques along with an afternoon of freedom to explore the medium. This process is dusty, so dress prepared for some mess. The workshop is free, and all materials are provided.

Bring your own pumpkin anytime between 2pm and 5pm to paint with us in BAM studio! Attendance is free. Acrylic paints, brushes, and other painting materials will be provided.

Come be inspired by artist Amanda Besl’s cyanotype star maps and learn about the process with us. Cyanotype prints can be made using sunlight and water to develop an image, which makes the process nontoxic, accessible, versatile, and fun. The workshop is free, and all materials are provided.

oin us for an opening reception on Thursday, September 14th from 5-6:30pm. Two exhibitions will be on view beginning that evening: Sweet Dreams and Memento-Mori.

Join us for an artist talk from painter-printmaker Mary Ann Strandell. Strandell is based in New York and creates interdisciplinary works that are a movable terrain between image, media, and their myriad histories. Her ideas of perception and time explore the paradox of mediated images through painting, 3D lenticular media, moving image, and installation.

Join us for an opening reception on Thursday, July 13th from 5 - 6:30pm. Transit Terrain and Other Spatial Narratives is a solo exhibition of interdisciplinary artwork by artist Mary Ann Strandell.

Join us for a closing reception for Arkansas State University BFA student Youssef Sheroubi’s solo exhibition of abstracted and surrealist paintings.

Come create a monotype garden with us! Join us for a free workshop and instruction on how to print monotypes using plants and water-soluble inks. The workshop will include a museum tour, plant gathering, and a collaborative print activity. Supplies will be provided by Bradbury Art Museum, and you will leave with your own print to take home or frame as a Mother’s Day gift.

Fragments & Fabrications is a curated group exhibition of artwork exploring themes of deconstruction, reconstruction, and transformation.

This exhibition features seven contemporary artists from around the country: Justin Favela, Jack Henry, Melissa Huang, Nnenna Okore, Kim Piotrowski, Claire Scherzinger, and Zipporah Camille Thompson

The Spring 2023 Senior Exhibitions, titled Soup and Salad, are two group exhibitions of work by graduating students from the Arkansas State University Department of Art + Design.