The resolution recognizes the Arkansas Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts for its thirty-five years of significant contributions to the arts and its unwavering support for women artists in Arkansas. Founded on March 21, 1989, by Helen Walton and Ed Dell Wortz, the committee has provided thousands of free art displays featuring women artists from across the state. Over the years, it has organized more than twenty professionally produced traveling exhibitions and has showcased the work of over 800 women artists, allowing them to gain visibility among curators, critics, and the public.

In addition to exhibitions, the committee has produced educational materials and supported various initiatives to promote women's art, including cash awards for artists and funding for the Arkansas Artist Registry. The resolution highlights the committee's role in fostering a vibrant arts community in Arkansas and its commitment to enhancing the visibility and recognition of women artists. The House of Representatives and Senate express their appreciation for the committee's dedication and impact on the cultural landscape of the state.