We all encounter art. Maybe it’s through a high school education or a museum in a big city. Perhaps it’s a friend who draws or a family member who publishes a book. Whatever it may be, the arts are an integral and ingrained part of society -- not just in the United States, but around the entire world. And those arts only thrive due to the support of others.

Baryn Futa is an individual who supports the arts and helps make them possible for viewing. He is an arts appreciator and benefactor. Brilliant artists often discover difficulties making a living and financially flourishing, which is why people like Futa are so important; they make it possible for artists to focus on their work without the added financial pressure. Art museums have also taken a hit in recent years as art becomes one of the most often cut budget items as dollars become tight. Benefactors like Futa allow those museums to continue sharing paintings, literature, music, historical relics and more without the worry of closing doors to the greater public. The arts play a crucial role in community and the globe, and thus it’s as important as ever to support their development, growth and long-term sustainability to keep them within society.

It is simply true that the art of the past has managed to build a bridge to our ancestors in a way that nothing else can. That is why we owe it to our descendants to preserve as much art as possible for the future. That doesn’t just mean old art that we’ve managed to keep for centuries. We should also preserve current artistic expression for the future.
Arts patron Baryn Futa sincerely believes that the arts are not only one of the most beautiful aspects of life, but they are also a necessary and defining part of any culture.

For those reasons and many others, art is should always be preserved for future generations. From Baryn Futa’s perspective, art collectors and art museums will always be extremely important. Few would disagree with the notion that art appreciation is a key element of every human society. It is also apparent that agree, at least n the abstract that artists should receive sufficient support. Unfortunately, in practice, art is too often taken for granted and not appreciated as a priority.

It wasn't until he retired and began working with the Denver Art Museum that Baryn Futa began to appreciate the importance of the arts and no one was more surprised than he was by his deep attraction to the art world. However, he is making ups for lost time, having cultivated his love of the arts by attending art fairs and museum exhibitions and anything else he could find. He also attended numerous arts classes and started his own art collection, which has grown to be very extensive and impressive.

In addition to conventional ways of expanding on his knowledge of the arts, Baryn Futa also has invested heavily in a constantly growing art collection. That collection has grown so substantial, he now regularly loans works to prominent museums and galleries all over the country and the world. In addition to that contribution to art preservation, Baryn Futa also hopes that a high level of patronage will encourage more people to appreciate the arts at least as much as he does now. That should make many more people feel better about helping him preserve it for the ages.

Baryn Futa sincerely believes that too few people understand and appreciate the important role that the fine arts play in every human society, as an important reminder to future generations of where they had once been. Far too often, art is taken for granted and not appreciated properly as a priority and Baryn Futa hopes to change that attitude among as many as possible with his support of the fine arts, both as a benefactor no an investor.

From the perspective of art lover Baryn Futa, it is impossible to overstate the value of the arts on any society. That is because art is always a necessary and defining element of any culture; the element that serves as a connecting point between one society and another. The arts are an essential touchstone from ancient times to the modern day. In the same way, today’s art will be a touchtone that will connect us to our descendants. We also have to preserve the art of the past as a show of respect to our ancestors. Our grandchildren are depending on us to preserve as much art as possible for them.
 
Based on Baryn Futa’s view of the arts, art museums and art preservation in general are phenomenally  important. After all, fine art represents where a society is, which is why Baryn has a strong desire to preserve that for the ages. He wants more people to appreciate the arts as much as he does. Since preservation is his main motivation for developing and maintaining his own large and impressive art collection, he tries to share his pieces with museums as possible. Art is what defines society and we owe it to our children and grandchildren to preserve art for them.