Fresh From the Studio Artists' Show at Fenix Gallery August 4 - October 1, 2022‘Fresh From the Studio’, the name of the artists’ show at Fenix Gallery, refers to a long tradition of historical studio practice. The emotive bonds and exuberant creativity from working in...

Queer June 2 – July 30, 2022The focus of this exhibition will be to give voice to LGBTQIA+ artists from the mid-South area for a two-month-long juried exhibition featuring visual art, music, poetry and performance in celebration of this vibrant and creative community....

A Sense of Place Fenix Artists Exhibition April 7- May 28A sense of place refers to the emotive bonds and attachments people develop or experience in particular locations and environments, at scales running from the home to the nation.Sense of Place is also used to...

Art Education In Action Association of Art Educators March 10 - April 2, 2022 The Association of Art Educators, a registered student organization at the University of Arkansas, in partnership with Fenix Arts is creating an exhibition titled “Art Education In Action”...

Paper Routes A statewide traveling exhibit sponsored by the Arkansas Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts January 13 – February 26, 2022The National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) in Washington DC, for more than a decade, organizes a biennial...

Small Works Holiday Show and Sale  November 11 – December 24 What could be easier than starting your holiday shopping at one of Fayetteville's most popular art galleries .... finding personal one-of-a-kind artwork for under $500, most under $250!  Even as low as $25! ...

October 22 – November 6  Día De Los Muertos Festival 2021, in conjunction with the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville and Fenix Arts Gallery, are sponsoring an art contest and exhibition to celebrate Dias de los Muertos. Thirty-four works by...

Resilient Together: The Artist’s Journey through Liminal Space August 6 - September 25  In the winter of 2019, Cindy Arsaga, Laurie Foster, Danielle Hatch, Pat Hennon, Aimee Papazian and Martha Guirl-Phillips, six serious and committed artists from Northwest...

The Fenix Gallery, formerly located in downtown Fayetteville, moved to Millar Lodge at Mt. Sequoyah in February and is now re-branded as FENIX ARTS to encompass the non-profit organization’s mission to promote educational and cultural programming in the visual and...

This exhibit titled, “Pronouns” is a trans and non-binary/gender fluid group show. The purpose is to give one of several fringe groups an opportunity to share their art work, as well as to participate in a discussion telling personal stories about how their creative...