Kick off the next year of 2nd Friday Art Nights at Historic Arkansas Museum with a free performance by local favorite Kevin Kerby!

“His music is best described as muscle in a series of loosely-wound audio snapshots of Little Rock, wedged somewhere between Paul Westerberg’s know-it-all scowl and Jeff Tweedy’s ear for pop poeticism.”

In other words, you don’t want to miss this free performance by a treasured Arkansas songsmith.

While there, explore our galleries and two contemporary art exhibits featuring Arkansas artists.

The Arkansas Society of Printmakers mark their third year with an impressive exhibition  showcasing both traditional printmaking and contemporary works that utilize new technologies and innovative methods. The exhibition continues in the Trinity Gallery for Arkansas Artists through February 8, 2015.

Rachel Trusty’s solo exhibition takes its name from the classic poem by e.e. cummings. The exhibition includes paintings, sculpture and mixed media works which center around floral motifs.

Works by Rachel Trusty have appeared in galleries, shows and competitions across Arkansas as well as in Massachusetts and New York. Trusty was named one of “Five Arkansas Artists You Should Know” by Arkansas Times in 2014.

The exhibition continues in the 2nd Floor Gallery through February 9, 2015.