COMING JUNE 3
TinkerFaire 10 am to 2 pm
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Temporary Exhibition
"What They Were Wearing"
Come see our new exhibition in collaboration with the Northeast Arkansas Rape Crisis Center, ASU Pack Pact Title IX Office, and the A-State Museum. The exhibit is highly informative and does not feature any disturbing graphics, images, or texts, but viewer discretion or parental consent regarding minors may be advised.
“What They Wear Wearing" is designed to break the common practice of asking sexual assault survivors what they wear wearing when violated. Sexual assault is never the victim’s fault. This visual exhibit works to break down the cycle of victim blaming and promote support for survivors.
Mask Policy
(updated 2/17/2022)
While we are not requiring masks in the Main Gallery, due to room size, masks are highly recommended for the Tinkering Studio, the Blue Block Play Room, Drawing Room, and Reading Castle.
Thank you. Museum Management
Arkansas State University Museum serves the academic mission of the university and provides quality programming that broadens the perceptions and aspirations of people in Northeast Arkansas and the Northern Mississippi River Delta region. Within this mission, the Museum endeavors to connect people with their history, foster education as a family value, promote diversity, engage minds in progressive thinking, and enhance the sense of community among all audiences.
Quality exhibits that broaden perceptions
A-State Museum offers exhibits connected to State-mandated curriculum, hands-on gallery activities that bolster STEM-learning, tours, and suitcase exhibits that can be checked out—all for free! The Museum’s Tinkering Studio (Saturday10:00–5:00) inspires creativity and inventiveness. Our Birthday Parties are matchless and competitively priced. From learning amazing things about historic Northeast Arkansas to shopping for unique items in the Gift Shop, there is something for everyone at A-State Museum.
New Endowment for Collections
ASU Museum announces the establishment of an endowment for the care, management, and conservation of its collections. A generous donor who requested to remain anonymous is making a $25,000 gift commitment to a special endowment in support of the collections held by Arkansas State University Museum.
Accredited by AAM
ASU Museum is proud to be an accredited member of the American Alliance of Museums, an organization that supports all museums through developing standards, resources, career development opportunities.
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