Get Cool and Enjoy the Disney Art From Private Collections Exhibit at the Arlington Museum of Art in Downtown Arlington

Check Out the Youth Summer Art Camp Offerings at the Arlington Museum of Art

AMA and AISD Partner for Youth Art Month, 3/9 - 4/20, 2022

Edible Art at Eat Your Art Out from the Arlington Museum of Art in Downtown Arlington

See the Creative Courage Exhibit at the Arlington Museum of Art Before It Closes on November 14, 2021

30 Americans Art Exhibit is Presented by the Arlington Museum of Art

The Arlington Museum of Art is proud to announce it’s exhibition for the summerof 2021, 30 Americans. This will be the second exhibition that the AMA has received from the renowned Rubell Museum (the first being Keith Haring: Against All Odds, one of the most successful exhibits in AMA’s history). 30 Americans showcases works by 30 emerging and established African American artists of the last three decades.

“The second collaboration with the Rubell Museum in Miami, solidifies our relationship and allowsus to bring important art to the North Texas region. The exhibit will push the limits of our space and returning visitors will be surprised by the scale and scope of the exhibit while introducing them to new galleries. Including a variety of styles and a broad array of visual art, there's something for everyone in this exhibit. We decided to bring this exhibit to Arlington to provide more individual access to art that will inspire and engage ever growing audiences” says AMA Board President Dr. Christopher Hightower.

This acclaimed exhibition focuses on issues of race, sexuality, gender and historical identity in contemporary culture while exploring the powerful influence of artistic legacy and community across generations. Curated by the Rubell Museum, the exhibit includes works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Mickalene Thomas, Kara Walker, Carrie Mae Weems, and Kehinde Wiley. The exhibition features works from a variety of mediums including painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installation. While some works probe the notion of racial and social difference in a candid manner, others evoke universal concepts and emotions using a sophisticated blend of visual beauty, humor, and irony.

“This is an important exhibit that will undoubtedly spark conversation about race in America. It comes at a time when race and social justice issues are at the top of people's minds on a day to day basis. We are proud to present this profound exhibit that highlights the most important African-American artists since 1990” says 30 Americans Committee Chair and CEO for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Tonya Veasey.

Mera Rubell, of the Rubell Museum, states that “30 Americans is a celebration of the artists we collected over a 30 year period and their work never stops addressing the common humanity in all of us. The Keith Haring exhibition was the first of our collaborations with the Arlington Museum of Art and now we are excited to continue with 30 Americans." Likewise, the AMA is thrilled to continue their relationship with the Rubell and bring this remarkable exhibit to DFW.

Youth Art Month Collaboration Between the Arlington Museum of Art and AISD Goes Virtual

AISD Youth Art Month Goes Online for 2021

The Photos of Vivian Maier Return to the Arlington Museum of Art, Only This Time in Color!

The Arlington Museum of Art has worked very hard to create as safe a place as possible for their staff and guests. Please review their COVID policies before attending.

Timeless Concerts - Music Along the Orient Express

Timeless Concerts' Saturday, September 26, 8pm concert theme is “Music along the Orient Express!” The famous train route ran from Istanbul to Paris and then… crossed the English channel! How? The train cars were put on a boat! For the final part of the musical journey, they will welcome you to England with the theme of the Downton Abbey drama series, plus play music of the 1900s that would have been heard by the residents there, at the time portrayed. Along the “route”, enjoy French composers Ravel and Claude-Michel Schonberg (of Les Miserables fame), Wolfgang Mozart and Franz Lehar of Austria, Zolton Kodaly of Hungary and more. Concert performers include pianists Kathy Abrahamson and Erik Barnes, (Erik will also entertain post-concert) cellist Jim Higgins, violist Tim Angel, tenor Don O’Neal LeBlanc, and violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth.

Location: Arlington Museum of Art. Social distance table seating (temperature check taken at entrance), covered dessert plates provided, BYOB accepted, complimentary wine/soft drinks. Visit Timeless Concerts' website for more info and to purchase tickets. Seating limited to 80, so don't delay!

Added note: Timeless Concerts has decided to postpone their Nov. 14 concert until 2021. Due to a cap on audience capacity, and therefore, ticket income, they decided that performing another low capacity socially distanced concert would put them into debt. Wanting to avoid this and be fiscally responsible, they have sadly decided to take a break until Feb. 2021 when they hope they can once again sell tickets to full capacity at the museum. They thank their sponsors and guests for the added support that has made it possible to perform in both July and September during these covid times!

Knox Martin Art Exhibit Now at the Arlington Museum of Art

Timeless Concerts presents a Leap Year Special Concert at the Arlington Museum of Art

Join Timeless Concerts for their annual fundraiser on Saturday, February 29 at 8pm at the Arlington Museum of Art. Come enjoy the evening with their performers, while sitting at a table with your beverage enjoying the most beautiful and exciting music of the ages. Their entire crew will be there: tenors Don O'Neal LeBlanc and Sergio Cepeda, pianist Dr. Heejung Kang, soprano Judith Rodriguez, cellist Dr. Sara Birnbaum Hood, violinist/violinist Dr. Timothy Angel, and violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth.

They will perform audience favorites from tangos to passionate Italian songs, let you in on some future concert previews, and play a fundraiser game that gives you the chance to win $200 with a $20 donation. Their post-concert party will be made extra special by pianist Erik Barnes, who takes your requests and makes you feel like dancing! Post-concert buffet features fruit/cheese/desserts and complimentary wine and soft drinks, BYOB acceptable.

Because Timeless Concerts' Leap Year Special serves as a fundraiser, tickets are a bit higher than other concerts throughout the year. They now offer the option of paying by Paypal, as well as going to their website ticket page. Ticket prices: General $50, senior $45, college student $20, private table for two: $120. One youth age 11-17 may attend free with a paying adult.

Renaissance Engraving and Woodblock Prints at the Arlington Museum of Art

Local Artists Featured in Three Exhibits at the Arlington Museum of Art through November 24, 2019

Spanish Music Concert Presented by Timeless Concerts

Timeless Concerts performers hope you can join them on Saturday, November 9 for their exciting Spanish concert beginning at 8pm at the Arlington Museum of Art. They will present Spanish music of the early 20th century, songs and opera arias that have humorous melodramatic stores to tell, as well as instrumental tangos and habaneras. The concert will feature soprano Judith Rodriguez, tenor Sergio Cepeda, and the Chenoweth-Kang-Hood trio.

A party follows with complimentary fruit/cheese/desserts buffet, wine and soft drinks, plus Erik Barnes will be there taking your musical requests. Purchase tickets on the Timeless Concerts website.

Timeless Concerts presents "Sergei and the Seasons!" Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019 at the Arlington Museum of Art

Timeless Concerts will be celebrating two famous composers with the first name of Sergei, Sergei Rachmaninoff and Sergei Prokofiev.

Music by Sergei Rachmaninoff was played in the movie "Seven Year Itch", starring Marilyn Monroe, and more recently in movies such as "Somewhere in Time" and "My Best Friend's Wedding." Rachmaninoff not only composed the greatest and most beautiful piano concertos, but also songs. Tenor Don O'Neal LeBlanc will perform some of these songs, and soprano Judith Rodriguez will sing "Vocalise", all accompanied by pianist Dr. Heejung Kang, violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, and cellist Dr. Sara Birnbaum Hood. Dr. Kang will also perform a piano solo by Rachmaninoff.

The instrumental trio will perform music by the other Sergei, Sergei Prokofiev. They will play his "Romeo and Juliet Suite" and music in chamber music form from his most famous score for ballet. Timeless Concerts will also perform some colorful music that describes the seasons.

There will be a post-concert party as usual with complimentary wine and soft drinks, fruit/cheese/desserts buffet, and pianist Erik Barnes will take your requests. More information is available on the Timeless Concerts website and tickets can be purchased here. Concert begins at 8:00 pm, doors open no earlier than 7:30.

Timeless Concerts Presents a Casual Concert at the Arlington Museum of Art July 20.

Casual night at the museum! Tenors without tuxes! Come as you are; shorts or sundresses, Hawaiian shirts or caftans. The performers will all be casual, too. Come enjoy this different kind of Timeless Concerts evening, at the lower level amphitheater at the Arlington Museum of Art, Saturday, July 20, 2019.

The wonderful must-see Keith Haring exhibit on the main floor gallery will be standing where Timeless Concerts usually places the grand piano and table seating, so the concert had to make some adjustments. They'll be back in the main gallery Sept. 21. If you've been to a concert before, and looked over the iron railing by the back window, then you have seen the stage they'll be using.

Tenors Don O'Neal LeBlanc and Sergio Cepeda, plus soprano Judith Rodriguez, will select their favorite things to sing. There will also be some interesting gypsy-ish pieces for their instrumental trio selections, as well as German classics. There will be a joyful music party as always. Post-concert, Erik Barnes will be the pianist, and his music will be flowing throughout the three levels of the museum, as the lower level is open to the very top. Wine and soft drinks will be served.

Enjoy browsing the exhibit after the concert. Get your tickets soon, as there is less seating than usual.

Arlington Museum of Art Presents a Keith Haring Exhibit

Registration is Open for Summer Art Camp 2019 at the Arlington Museum of Art

Warsaw to Paris Classical Music Concert by Timeless Concerts at the Arlington Museum of Art

Saturday, April 27 at 8:00 pm, Timeless Concerts will present WARSAW TO PARIS at the Arlington Museum of Art. Frederic Chopin, the ultimate Romantic composer, famous for his compositions for piano will be our featured Polish composer. France will be represented by Bizet, Debussy aaaaand a female composer, Louise Viardot, who was a dear friend of Chopin! She also had a talented daughter who was a published composer, and we will perform one of her works, that adds viola to our violin/cello/piano trio.

Violinist/violist Dr. Timothy Angel, UTA violin professor, will make the group a quartet. The piano trio of violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, cellist Sara Birnbaum Hood and pianist Dr. Heejung Kang, will perform works of Chopin and Scharwenka, plus accompany French art songs and arias performed by soprano Judith Rodriguez, tenors Don O'Neal LeBlanc and Sergio Cepeda. Beautiful music and interesting stories are to be heard.

The hour-long concert is followed by a party with a live pianist who takes requests. There will be a complimentary wine/soft drinks/fruit/cheese/desserts buffet. BYOB accepted. Location: Arlington Museum of Art. Individual tickets are $15-$33.