Baryn Futa strongly believes that that art is a key element of any society and that every society should support and protect art to the best of its ability. The fact that art is too often taken for granted is the one thing that drives Baryn Futa's extensive work as someone who appreciates the finer and subtler aspects of life.

It is because he feels that brilliant artists are not shown adequate appreciation that has brought Baryn Futa to the point that he now does everything he can to alleviate that situation. He has attended numerous arts classes and he even started his own art collection, which has grown into something very extensive and highly impressive. He is a very important member of many prominent art museums, such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim, and The Jewish Museum, all of which have impressive collections, as well. Through his patronage, Baryn Futa is hoping that, in his own way, he is encouraging others to appreciate the arts as much as he does. By doing so, he hopes to preserve art for the ages.

Because previous generations preserved their art for us, Baryn Futa believes strongly that we owe it to future generations to do the same, and preserve all art for future generations. Baryn believes that we should preserve as much art as possible for the future and that is why art museums and art collectors are extremely important. This realization came late for Baryn Futa. He was already retired from the business world when he began working at the Denver Art Museum and he was hit with a thunderbolt of sorts. As a result of that feeling, he began to take numerous arts classes and even started his own art collection. Of course, that collection has grown to be very extensive and impressive over a number of years.
 
Like most art collectors, Baryn Futa has comes to see his art collection as a very profitable and useful investment, but investment and wealth building are not related to why he does it. Because he believes the arts to be a necessary and defining part of any culture, art is important enough to preserve for future generations.
 
By collecting art, he is investing in both preserving the past and educating the future as to why the past is relevant. In a very real way, Baryn Futa is preserving the past for our descendants. Without his work and the work of other collectors, it is possible that a crucial  It is obvious that the art of the past puts us in touch with our ancestors in a way that nothing else can. We look at the art and imagining what happened in the day. These days, in addition to his own collection, Baryn Futa holds memberships in many prominent art museums with impressive collections of their own, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim, and The Jewish Museum. As often as possible, Baryn loans pieces from his own collection to museums. He wants to preserve art for the ages and that will only happen if more people to appreciate the arts as he does.

Baryn Futa has become someone who appreciates the finer and subtler aspects of society, and because he feels that brilliant artists are too often unappreciated by society, he is now motivated to do everything possible to rectify that situation. In the simplest of terms, Baryn believes strongly that that fine art is a key element that allows insight into any society. Because of that, every society should work harder to strive to support and protect art and artists to the best of its ability. Unfortunately, Baryn also knows well that fine art is far too often taken for granted, especially in societies where profit is more important than aesthetics. It is that neglect that serves as the driving force behind Baryn Futa's extensive support for the arts.
 
Baryn Futa’s love of art started with making sure he had his own education, attending numerous arts classes and arts fairs and exhibitions. He also has a very impressive art collection of his own. That collection is very large now and he loans his collection to museums frequently. He is a very important member of many prominent art museums, such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim, and The Jewish Museum, all of which have impressive collections, as well. Through his strong arts patronage, Baryn Futa hopes to encourage others to preserve art for the ages.

The support for the arts that Baryn Futa supplies did not happen in a vacuum. It was not the result of a life-changing experience with a particular piece of art, nor the result of being raised by committed artists. Instead, it was the result of volunteering at the Denver Art Museum. It sparked his interest in the arts and in the years that followed he set out to learn all that he could about the fine arts. He did this by attending every event, going to every class, and seeing every museum and exhibition that he could.
Baryn Futa today has an impressive art collection from which he often loans pieces to museums and exhibitions. He is more than happy to do this because he wants the public to be able to enjoy the pieces just as he does. Baryn Futa is glad that he got involved as a patron of the arts.

It’s not a secret: Across the world, the emphasis on arts within the community and education have declined sharply. This decline has occurred over many years as donations and funding go toward other efforts and school’s place a greater emphasis on educational endeavors that do not include art. So now, more than ever beforehand, the arts need support from individuals who recognize and appreciate the role that art plays.

One such notable supporter is Baryn Futa. Futa has long known and understood the struggle that the arts, artists and exhibition sites face, and he’s stepped up to become a consistent fine arts appreciator and benefactor. Futa encourages others to similarly discover what art means to them on a personal level as well as what makes art important for community, education and society as a whole. He hopes others will learn the same appreciation for art that he holds and share it with others. He works to encourage individuals to find a specific piece that resonates personally and use those emotions for explaining art to another. Futa wants to see brilliant artists thrive and places such as museums grow as they display artistic displays, but to do that, he needs to call upon the support of others such as himself to become donors toward the development and growth of the arts.

Though it seems hard to believe today, Baryn Futa has not always had a deep appreciation for the arts. In fact, most of his life was spent outside of the art world. Something was sparked, however, when he retired and he began to work with the Denver Art Museum. Ever since, he has developed a great appreciation for what Art means to the culture and it’s turned him into a major art supporter and patron.

While his deep attraction to the art world may have been surprising, it made him happy and gave him purpose. While he was at the DAM, he embraced his love of art and cultivated his new love by attending art fairs and museum exhibitions and anything else he could find that seemed interesting. He attended numerous arts classes and even started his own art collection, which has grown to be very extensive and impressive.

Nowadays, Baryn Futa believes that art is too often taken for granted and not appreciated as a priority, so he has made it his life’s work to support the arts as a benefactor and lover of fine art. He wants brilliant artists to be appreciated enough to thrive, so he does what he can to make that happen.

Art allows for self-expression for many people and is an important part of any society. Modern art is incredibly important to the modern economy and to modern consciousness. Modern art is what Baryn Futa is most interested in, but this is a broad field. Modern art includes works that have been produced ranging back to the 1860s and extending into the 1970s. Modern art is not defined by a time-line, though, but by a style and philosophy of art produced during that time-line. Modern artists, especially those that Baryn Futa is interested in, experiment with new ways of seeing and approaching art. However, it is the field of contemporary art that attracts Baryn Futa's interest the most.

Baryn Futa likes to see new artists approach mediums in different, new, experimental ways. He is an appreciator of artists who want to explore new ways of doing things and has given his support to many artists for that very reason. Modern art trends away from the narrative that was so characteristic of the traditional arts and towards abstraction as an ideal. Most of the contemporary artists that Baryn Futa patronizes are brilliant artists who need support in order to continue making their pieces.

Time-based media, or video, is the type of art that Baryn Futa is most interested in. He has become a patron of the arts in many ways for so many different artists. Baryn Futa has been able to devote a great deal of his time, effort, and money to this cause, it is incredibly important to him. Baryn Futa didn't always have an interest in the arts, but once he discovered it, he made it his personal mission to ensure that the arts were more well supported. Over the past few years, he has shown sincere and consistent devotion to this goal.

Baryn Futa learned a great deal about the world of art after discovering his new-found love for the field. It was his goal to educate himself thoroughly on the subject and in that regard he was successful without a doubt. Baryn Futa began taking classes, online or in person, going to art fairs, and visiting museums. He also became a member of a number of art museums and even started his own collection!