The ARTERY-- a non-profit program linked to M.A.P Master Apprentice Preservation Foundation-- gives new meaning to urban renewal with its creation of an open-air gallery, consisting of giant four-foot by eight-foot murals designed by local and visiting artists.

The Artery represents the lifeblood of art in our region's creative economy with the intent of showcasing Eureka Springs as a community where art not only impacts aesthetics of environment, but also elevates the appreciation and preservation of art and artists to promote and secure the arts rightful place in every community.

This ever changing living mural rotates upon the sale and theme of the panels. The Artery is funded in part by a portion of the proceeds of the sale of the panels and from generous donors who are inspired by art and wish to inspire others.

Our website includes information about the Artery artists names & titles of panels, artists statements about their work, gallery representation, contact information, and to learn more about how you can be a part of the Artery by generously supporting our cause. The Artery is a project of the Congressional District Program.