Parking Lot Space: Artworks by Kenneth Reams

The ARTx3 Campus’ Parking Lot Space: Artworks by Kenneth Reams is an exhibition focused on providing a safe space to consider the impacts of the choices we make, the lasting impacts they create, and how you can use that insight to guide your pathway more positively within your family, community, and most importantly, yourself, through art, when confronted with the critical decisions that many youths are confronted with daily in our society.

This exhibition serves as an opportunity to engage with the conversations that are difficult to have, but are critical for growth, direction and the health of our communities.

The Arts & Science Center invites the community to engage with the exhibition and panel discussion, and we remain committed to respect, inclusivity, and open discourse.

If you have an exhibition idea that you would like to share with us, please let us know by submitting them at artx3.org/exhibition-proposal-instructions.

‍Parking Lot Space includes a collection of artwork created by incarcerated artist and Pine Bluff native Kenneth Reams. His work, developed over decades, includes drawings, paintings, sculptures, and various other creations during his time while incarcerated.

The exhibition will coincide with a panel discussion on Feb. 1, composed of various artists, documentarians, and activists who have worked with Reams and others to provide art as a pathway for youth to better their lives. Please RSVP if you plan to attend the panel at artx3.org/product/kenneth-reams-panel-discussion.

Host or Publisher Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas