ACANSA exists as a visual and performing arts festival dedicated to building a more dynamic and engaging community through the arts and enriching the cultural vitality of the region. By fostering creative collaborations among artists, patrons, businesses, and community institutions, we facilitate the creation and presentation of more compelling art that encourages public dialogue, economic innovation, exposes people to a wider array of artistic experiences, and makes our community a stronger and more vibrant place to live.
The Figurative Landscape
The human figure has been a subject of fascination and inspiration for artists throughout history. With over 20 pieces from this year’s Delta Exhibition focusing on the human figure, it’s obvious that the figure continues to fascinate and inspire in 2020. In this selection of works, artists have executed the figure in a variety of mediums and styles.
Delta Supporters
The 62nd Delta Exhibition supported by:
MRS. LISENNE ROCKEFELLER
TERRI AND CHUCK ERWIN
JUDY FLETCHER, IN MEMORY OF JOHN R. FLETCHER
FRIDAY, ELDREDGE & CLARK, LLP
JC THOMPSON TRUST
DIANNE AND BOBBY TUCKER
AAC CONTEMPORARIES
BANK OZK
PHYLLIS AND MICHAEL BARRIER
EAST HARDING CONSTRUCTION
MARION W. FULK
BARBARA HOUSE
DON TILTON
Grand Award supported by:
The John William Linn Endowment Fund
Exhibition supported by:
The Andre Simon Memorial Trust in memory of everyone who has died of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
Reception support provided by:
Catfish Farmers of Arkansas
Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts programs are supported in part by:
Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Foundation; Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Board of Trustees; City of Little Rock; City of North Little Rock; Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau; and the Arkansas Arts Council, a division of Arkansas Heritage, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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