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“Arkansas as Home” by artist Neal Harrington is on permanent display at Clinton National Airport (LIT) in Little Rock—and it’s a must-see for travelers passing through.

This stunning triptych features three 3.5-foot-by-6-foot birch wood carved panels, each celebrating a distinct region of The Natural State:
“Homegrown” – The mountainous beauty of the Ouachitas and Ozarks
“Down Home” – The rich wetlands that define our landscape
“Home Sweet Home” – Stories from the Delta region of east and southeast Arkansas

A master printmaker, Harrington approached these carvings with the precision of his craft—carving the birch as he would to create prints, then presenting the inked wood itself as the finished work. The result is captivating.

Kudos to Neal Harrington, the team at LIT, and Alliiance for creating a space where travelers can experience the soul of Arkansas.

The new exhibit at STL Terminal 2 includes 2 bodies of work by Tytia Habing. The mixed media works in “They’re Here” are inspired by Habing’s fascination with UFOs, and include her playful interpretations of specific UFO stories. For “Rural Son” Habing includes photographs she started taking when she and her family moved to southern Illinois to live among sprawling corn and bean fields, creating an intimate and captivating record of rural life. On view through April 2026.