Location: Fayetteville
Organization Type: Arts Education & Support, Community & Cultural, Crafts & Applied Arts, Media, Film & Digital Arts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts
Mission:
Enriching Northwest Arkansas through art, we foster creative connections, nurture local artists, and build bridges to navigate and understand the world around us.
We envision an inclusive, creative community where art and the diverse people who create art are supported, seen, heard, and valued, fostering a sense of belonging and connection.
Fenix Arts values inclusion, fostering creative connections, and promoting accessibility and education in the arts.
Fenix Arts
Location: Fayetteville
Organization Type: Arts Education & Support, Community & Cultural, Crafts & Applied Arts, Media, Film & Digital Arts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts
Events
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Mission
MISSION
Enriching Northwest Arkansas through art, we foster creative connections, nurture local artists, and build bridges to navigate and understand the world around us.
VISION
We envision an inclusive, creative community where art and the diverse people who create art are supported, seen, heard, and valued, fostering a sense of belonging and connection.
VALUES
Fenix Arts values inclusion, fostering creative connections, and promoting accessibility and education in the arts.
About
Fenix Arts passionately supports and nurtures the diverse artist community in NWA, fostering collaboration and community engagement in the arts. Centering artists in our decisions, we provide opportunities with low commissions and high exposure at our Mount Sequoyah gallery and various regional pop-up shows. Our juried artists contribute expertise in technology, social media, hospitality, construction, curation, and sales, enhancing the success of Fenix Arts. Artists also utilize our studio space for classes, workshops, and exhibitions.
Established in December 2016 as an artist collective, Fenix has grown significantly, organizing eighteen exhibitions and performances addressing social issues like gender identity, cultural identity, the environment, and southern revisionism. In 2020, Fenix transitioned to a 501(c)(3) to deepen its mission of supporting artists and fostering community involvement in the arts.
Website, Video & Social Links
Website:
https://www.fenixarts.org
Video Link:
Social Links:
https://facebook.com/fenixarts.org
https://instagram.com/fenixarts_org