Basketball

Stephen Curry becomes first active player with Hall of Fame exhibit

The 'Beyond the Arc' showcase celebrates the Warriors star's trailblazing career

A groundbreaking exhibit titled 'Beyond the Arc' has opened at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, marking the first occasion an active NBA star receives a dedicated showcase.

Beyond the Arc: A career in focus

Developed in collaboration with Curry’s Thirty Ink business team, the display weaves video highlights, cherished memorabilia and immersive audio narratives that trace his rise from an overlooked college prospect to a 12‑time All‑Star.

Curry, reflecting on the honor, said he hopes visitors recognize parts of their own journeys in his story, emphasizing gratitude for the support that propelled him to become the NBA’s all‑time leader in three‑point shooting and a two‑time MVP.

The exhibit also underscores his role in guiding the Golden State Warriors to four championships, a feat highlighted by general manager Mike Dunleavy, who praised Curry’s transformative influence on the sport and on fans worldwide.

Designed as a temporary feature, the showcase is slated to remain on view through the summer of 2027, giving basketball enthusiasts a limited window to experience the tribute.

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