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A space for visual arts in Fayetteville's entertainment district owned by Walton Arts Center.

19/08/2026

The Visual Arts team at Alexander Gallery wants to thank everyone who took the time submit works for OUR ART. 🥰

OUR community came through with a total of 371 submissions totaling in 656 pieces.

As we continue to make some of the hardest decisions due to this overwhelming response, we are eternally grateful and want to thank every single artist!🧑‍🎨

We will announce the accepted artist the week of August 24.

13/08/2026

The Anna Lee came to visit Alexander Gallery yesterday! 🤩
You might have noticed a cookbook on top of the piano towards the back of the gallery.
Written by Anna Lee herself for Levon who missed that good ‘ol southern cooking! 👩‍🍳

🔥This Wheel’s Still on Fire: The Legacy of Levon Helm
📍Alexander Gallery
🗓️June 16-Sept. 6

08/08/2026

Kevin Kresse, a sculptor based in Little Rock, created this piece after consulting with friends and family to fully embody Levon Helm. 🎶 As an Arkansas native, Kresse knew the importance of commemorating who Helm was and why he was so important to the music scene in Arkansas.
The bust was unveiled in 2018 at Levons childhood home, now located in Marvell.

🔥This Wheel’s Still on Fire: The Legacy of Levon Helm
📍Alexander Gallery
🗓️ June 16-Sept. 6

03/08/2026

There's a new place to discover art in Northwest Arkansas. 🎨 If you haven't visited Alexander Gallery yet, consider this your sign. Located inside the Porter Art Warehouse off Dickson Street in Fayetteville, the gallery features rotating exhibitions celebrating local, regional and nationally recognized artists.

Currently on view until Sept. 6: This Wheel's Stil on Fire: The Legacy of Levon Helm

Coming this season:
🎨 Our Art, Our Region, Our Time
🎨 NOW and THEN
🎨 Signature Artist Exhibition: Kevin Kresse
🎨 Community Creative Center's Arkansas Pottery Festival

Local artists! We're still accepting submissions for Our Art, Our Region, Our Time. Submit by Aug. 10 at bit.ly/OurArt2026_AlexanderGallery

01/08/2026

🚨MARK YOUR CALENDARS🚨 The Levon Helm Jubilee is happening in Marvel, Arkansas, October 17, 2026! 📍Jubilee Location: 902 Carruth Avenue, Marvell, Arkansas 72366

Levon’s legacy continues to live on here in Northwest Arkansas and also where he grew up. 🧑‍🌾 “The idea for the Levon Helm Down Home Jubilee was born out of a love for music and a desire to bring people together. We wanted to create an event that celebrated all genres of music and provided a platform for both established and up-and-coming artists to showcase their talent.”

🔥This Wheel’s Still on Fire: The Legacy of Levon Helm
📍Alexander Gallery
🗓️ June 16-Sept. 6

18/06/2026

Got weekend plans? This is your sign.

🥁 The Wheel's Still on Fire: The Legacy of Levon Helm
📍Alexander Gallery
🎟️ FREE
📅June 17-Sept. 6

20/05/2026

Today marks the 20th anniversary of Levon Helm Day in Woodstock, New York, honoring the Arkansas-born drummer, vocalist and Americana icon whose influence still echoes through music today. 🎶
This summer, we're celebrating his legacy with This Wheel’s Still On Fire: The Legacy of Levon Helm at Alexander Gallery, on view June 16–Sept. 6. Explore never-before-seen photographs, instruments, tour memorabilia and stories from the artists who knew him best.

Join us for the FREE opening reception June 16 from 6-9pm. Space is limited, so reserve your spot and follow for exhibition updates and events.
> bit.ly/LevonHelm_WAC

Photo: David Gahr

12/05/2026

Ceramics stands as one of the earliest forms of artistic expression. Originating from China, the oldest known pottery dates back nearly 20,000 years. Initially crafted solely for practical use, these pieces evolved to display stylistic differences and period defining motifs. The invention of the wheel in Mesopotamia around 3,500 BCE revolutionized the trade, becoming an essential tool in the creation of functional and aesthetic pottery. Our current gallery exhibit featuring works by the Larkin Family of Arkansas showcases how functional pottery continues to be created and used today.

Good Clean Dirt: The Work of Fox Pass Pottery
📆 April 30-May 31
🕛 Gallery Hours: Mon-Sat 11am-2pm / Thur-Sat 5-8pm

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