Experience Art
(Left to right) Jason McCann’s “Fishing Trip” 2014, “Signe & Genna Grushovenko” 2018,
and “Stale Cereal on Saturday Morning” 2018
Art Everywhere
Art at lunch or dinner. Art in nature or indoors. Art flashing neon or towering above a playground. The art in Northwest Arkansas is found in the most amazing places. Our museums are exquisite, but we also shock and inspire people throughout their daily lives by displaying high-quality, thought-provoking works of fine art in public spaces.
Art transforms lives and communities. It helps us understand ourselves and each other. Whether it’s creating platforms for emerging artists or fostering conversation on important topics such as diversity, equity and inclusion, OZ Art NWA makes art part of daily life in this Ozarks community.

On The Trails
Or On The Town
It’s Art Wherever You Are.
For an outdoor adventure, take a stroll or ride to these exciting destinations. If you’re looking for a social scene with eats and drinks, our curated art collections can be found at The Collection, Crystal Bridges, The Momentary, or any of these special venues.
To keep the experience unique for all, our installations are changed often. Visit us to see when new exhibits or events are coming. Our upcoming map of installations will show you the locations in NWA. You can also visit the establishments below to discover a piece of art that just might feed your soul.
- The Preacher’s Son
- Pressroom
- Pedaler’s Pub
- Thaden Fieldhouse
- Scotch & Soda
- Yeyo’s
- Blake Street House
- Blu Fresh Fish Market
Hassan Hajjaj’s “M.” 2010/2019
The Collection
Ashley Longshore’s “George Washington Supreme” and “Abe Lincoln with Sunglasses and Koi” 2018
Museum Quality, Fine Art
in Surprising Places
Imagine being in a coffee shop paying for your morning latte and you spot an original and authentic piece of art behind the bar. Or you’re riding your bike down Central Avenue and you see a massive neon installation on the side of the road. You’ll experience that in real life in Bentonville because of The Collection.
The Collection brings amazing, museum-worthy paintings and installations to the most unexpected places in Northwest Arkansas. This museum-quality art, accessible in various public spaces, is beautifying our area and bringing into view important issues, such as diversity, gender equality, and racial equity. Through The Collection, art becomes a daily part of our lives and gives us the ability to see beyond our own views. We may seem like a small town, but we have a big appreciation for fine art. The Collection shares that with all of us.
Expect to see art in unexpected places as we bring nationally and internationally recognized artists to the Heartland and outside of museum walls. By bringing art into the community’s everyday rhythm, we create energy and vitality for people and places.
So, keep your eyes open. Wherever you are in NWA, The Collection just might be there with you.
Where To See The Collection
Gallery of The Collection Art
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Robert Longo and Nick Cave
“Untitled (Swimmer – Frontal)” 2018 (left) and “Arm Peace” 2018 (right) at Blake Street House
Ashley Longshore
“George Washington Supreme” and “Abe Lincoln with Sunglasses and Koi” 2018 at Pressroom
Diego Mendoza Imbachi
Diego Mendoza Imbachi’s “Untitled, from the series graphis loggia” 2016 at Pressroom
Robin Rhode and Robert Wilson
“Double Dutch” 2016 (left) and “Blue Owl” 2006 (right) at Blake Street House
David Shrigley and Walter Price
“Untitled (I Forgot Your Name I’m V. Sorry)” 2018 (left) and “Maybe its…” 2018 (right) at Blake Street House
Jason McCann
“Fishing Trip” 2014, “Signe & Genna Grushovenko” 2018, and “Stale Cereal on Saturday Morning” 2018 at Blake Street House
Ashley Longshore
“George Washington Supreme” and “Abe Lincoln with Sunglasses and Koi” 2018 at Pressroom
Diego Mendoza Imbachi
Diego Mendoza Imbachi’s “Untitled, from the series graphis loggia” 2016 at Pressroom
Robert Longo and Nick Cave
“Untitled (Swimmer – Frontal)” 2018 (left) and “Arm Peace” 2018 (right) at Blake Street House
Robin Rhode and Robert Wilson
“Double Dutch” 2016 (left) and “Blue Owl” 2006 (right) at Blake Street House
David Shrigley and Walter Price
“Untitled (I Forgot Your Name I’m V. Sorry)” 2018 (left) and “Maybe its…” 2018 (right) at Blake Street House
Jason McCann
“Fishing Trip” 2014, “Signe & Genna Grushovenko” 2018, and “Stale Cereal on Saturday Morning” 2018 at Blake Street House
Museum Quality, Fine Art
in Surprising Places
Imagine being in a coffee shop paying for your morning latte and you spot an original and authentic piece of art behind the bar. Or you’re riding your bike down Central Avenue and you see a massive neon installation on the side of the road. You’ll experience that in real life in Bentonville because of The Collection.
The Collection brings amazing, museum-worthy paintings and installations to the most unexpected places in Northwest Arkansas. This museum-quality art, accessible in various public spaces, is beautifying our area and bringing into view important issues, such as diversity, gender equality, and racial equity. Through The Collection, art becomes a daily part of our lives and gives us the ability to see beyond our own views. We may seem like a small town, but we have a big appreciation for fine art. The Collection shares that with all of us.
Expect to see art in unexpected places as we bring nationally and internationally recognized artists to the Heartland and outside of museum walls. By bringing art into the community’s everyday rhythm, we create energy and vitality for people and places.
So, keep your eyes open. Wherever you are in NWA, The Collection just might be there with you.
Where To See The Collection
Gallery of The Collection Art
Click on any image to enlarge.
Robert Longo and Nick Cave
“Untitled (Swimmer – Frontal)” 2018 (left) and “Arm Peace” 2018 (right) at Blake Street House
Ashley Longshore
“George Washington Supreme” and “Abe Lincoln with Sunglasses and Koi” 2018 at Pressroom
Diego Mendoza Imbachi
Diego Mendoza Imbachi’s “Untitled, from the series graphis loggia” 2016 at Pressroom
Robin Rhode and Robert Wilson
“Double Dutch” 2016 (left) and “Blue Owl” 2006 (right) at Blake Street House
David Shrigley and Walter Price
“Untitled (I Forgot Your Name I’m V. Sorry)” 2018 (left) and “Maybe its…” 2018 (right) at Blake Street House
Jason McCann
“Fishing Trip” 2014, “Signe & Genna Grushovenko” 2018, and “Stale Cereal on Saturday Morning” 2018 at Blake Street House
Ashley Longshore
“George Washington Supreme” and “Abe Lincoln with Sunglasses and Koi” 2018 at Pressroom
Diego Mendoza Imbachi
Diego Mendoza Imbachi’s “Untitled, from the series graphis loggia” 2016 at Pressroom
Robert Longo and Nick Cave
“Untitled (Swimmer – Frontal)” 2018 (left) and “Arm Peace” 2018 (right) at Blake Street House
Robin Rhode and Robert Wilson
“Double Dutch” 2016 (left) and “Blue Owl” 2006 (right) at Blake Street House
David Shrigley and Walter Price
“Untitled (I Forgot Your Name I’m V. Sorry)” 2018 (left) and “Maybe its…” 2018 (right) at Blake Street House
Jason McCann
“Fishing Trip” 2014, “Signe & Genna Grushovenko” 2018, and “Stale Cereal on Saturday Morning” 2018 at Blake Street House
Local Museums

While in Bentonville, visit Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, a non-profit charitable organization founded by arts patron and chair of the museum’s board of directors, Alice Walton. The mission of the museum is to welcome all to celebrate the American spirit in a setting that unites the power of art with the beauty of nature. Crystal Bridges takes its name from a nearby natural spring and the bridge construction incorporated in the building. A series of pavilions, nestled around two spring-fed ponds, house galleries with a permanent collection that spans five centuries of American masterworks ranging from the early American to the current day.
Guest amenities include a restaurant on a glass-enclosed bridge overlooking the ponds, a Museum Store designed by architect Marlon Blackwell, and a library featuring more than 50,000 volumes of art reference material. Five miles of sculpture and walking trails link the museum’s 120-acre park to downtown Bentonville, Arkansas. In addition to the museum’s architecture, a Usonian house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright was preserved, acquired, and moved to the museum grounds in 2015, and a rare Buckminster Fuller’s Fly’s Eye Dome was installed in 2017, both providing access to American architectural masterworks in a natural setting. General admission is free.
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The Momentary is a new contemporary art space and a satellite to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in downtown Bentonville. Situated along the Razorback Regional Greenway near 8th Street Market, space has been transformed from a decommissioned 63,000-square-foot cheese factory into a multidisciplinary space for visual and performing arts, culinary experiences, festivals, artists-in-residence, and more. The mission of the Momentary is to champion contemporary art’s role in everyday life.
The Momentary was founded by the Walton family, based on the vision of Tom, Olivia, and Steuart Walton. The Walton Family Foundation is supporting this project as a way to enhance the quality of life in Northwest Arkansas. Its commitment to cultivating arts and cultural experiences provides more opportunities for education, engagement, and enjoyment in our region. The Momentary welcomes all with free general admission. Additional offerings include an artist-in-residence program, culinary experiences including an Onyx Coffee Lab, indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, festival space, and a gift store. Explore the galleries, catch a performance, enjoy a savory bite or refreshing drink, or just hang out.
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