Fine Arts Center Gallery

Dedicated to serving the University of Arkansas community, as well as the Northwest Arkansas public, the Fine Arts Center Gallery is a non-profit gallery geared towards an interdisciplinary interpretation of art and culture. As an extension of a large research and teaching institution, The Fine Arts Center Gallery is an incubator for stimulating critical thought and the appreciation for works of art, chiefly in the 20th and 21st century.

University of Arkansas Student Gallery (sUgAR)

sUgAR, the University of Arkansas Student Gallery, is a student-run exhibition space located at 1 E. Center Street in downtown Fayetteville.

Windgate Art + Design District

In 2017, the School of Art received a transformational $40 million gift from the Windgate Charitable Foundation to create the new art and design district that will serve students, faculty, artists, designers, and the community.

The district  will expand upon the 33,000-square-foot Sculpture Studio, located on 744 South Hill Avenue in South Fayetteville. The new  Windgate Studio + Design Center will bring the school's studio art and graphic design programs together in a four-story 154,600-square foot state-of-the-art building, opening to public in 2022.

Fine Arts Library

The Fine Arts Library opened as a branch in 1951 when the acclaimed Fine Arts Center, designed by Edward Durell Stone, was completed. The building was thought to be one of the first of its kind combining art, architecture, music, dance, speech, and drama in one building with the support spaces of a theater, concert hall, gallery, and library. Through the years, as the academic programs have grown, most programs have moved into other spaces on campus. The classroom space in the building is now fully occupied by the Art Department, while the Fine Arts Library maintains materials relating to art and architecture.