WELCOME
Local, regional, and national art exhibitions. Mid-century modern architecture. Sculpture garden and murals.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
JAN 25 – JUNE 1
Sublime Abstractions is a multidisciplinary exhibition by artist Jeffry Cantu. Cantu studied art at the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith and his work draws influences from his Mexican culture and from his period stationed in Japan as a member of the United States Navy. Cantu creates layered and textured artworks that explore the multifaceted aspects of personal experiences, relationships, and cultural influences that shape one’s identity.
ABSTRACT PERSPECTIVES:
SELECTIONS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION
DEC 7 – APR 27, 2025
MARJORIE WILLIAMS-SMITH: MEMORIES IN METAL
DEC 7 – APRIL 27, 2025
THE NORTH SIDE
JAN 25 – MAY 25, 2025
RAM ANNUAL INVITATIONAL 2025
Explore the art and artists of the region with our
upcoming exhibit featuring over 100 artists!
Don’t miss the reception on Friday, May 2, from 5 – 7 pm
EDUCATION PROGRAMS
RAM SATURDAYS
Every Saturday, 12 – 3 pm
FREE drop in art projects
GUIDED TOURS
Select Sundays at 1 pm
FREE
PAINT ‘N SIP
Once a month on Fridays, 5 – 7 pm
$25 members | $35 non-members
WAYS TO GIVE BACK
Your memberships, gifts, and sponsorships help RAM provide art opportunities to families and individuals at no cost. Thank you for your support of RAM, our community and region’s long-time cultural center for 76 years.
ABOUT THE MUSEUM
Located in downtown Fort Smith, the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum (RAM) offers fine art exhibitions in five galleries featuring world-class artists, important traveling exhibitions, the museum’s extensive permanent collection, and art by emerging artists. In its modern, 16,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility, RAM offers a wide range of art education opportunities and cultural events. From professional art workshops and juried art contests to online art classes and free Saturday art making programs, RAM connects with schools, visitors and community members of all ages and ethnic backgrounds to support the cultural needs of the region.