Mexic-Arte Museum is pleased to announce its annual Mix ‘n’ Mash exhibition, which opens with a festive party and art sale on Friday, December 4, 2015 from 5–10pm. Mix ‘n’ Mash: Austin Lotería! is a group exhibition and art sale featuring the works of over 200 artists displayed on quality panels donated by Ampersand Art Supply. Each limited-edition Mix ‘n’ Mash piece is uniquely crafted for the exhibition, inspired by an exciting twist on the theme of the Lotería card game: Austin ... view more »
Mexic-Arte Museum is pleased to announce its annual Mix ‘n’ Mash exhibition, which opens with a festive party and art sale on Friday, December 4, 2015 from 5–10pm. Mix ‘n’ Mash: Austin Lotería! is a group exhibition and art sale featuring the works of over 200 artists displayed on quality panels donated by Ampersand Art Supply. Each limited-edition Mix ‘n’ Mash piece is uniquely crafted for the exhibition, inspired by an exciting twist on the theme of the Lotería card game: Austin Lotería. Admission is free all December.
Opening Reception
Friday, December 4, 2015
5:00-10:00pm
Member Preview: 6:00-10:00pm
Admission: $10
Free for members!
Music by DJ ULOVEi
Specialty Cocktails by Tequila Herradura
Churro Bar by Churro Co.
Tax Free Night
Don’t miss this evening of fun, games, and art! Become a Member and enjoy:
Lotería card game with prizes
Live screen printing
Palm-reading
Bazaar del Arte
Delicious holiday foods & treats
Door prizes
Mix ‘n’ Mash Austin: Lotería! is also the Annual Membership party for Museum Members, who receive free admission and unique benefits such as discounted prices for artworks and more. All proceeds support the Museum’s exhibitions department, educational programming for children and adults, and the upkeep and care of the permanent collection.
Also Opening:
Nacimientos: Traditional Nativity Scenes from Mexico
December 4 – January 3, 2015
Annex Gallery
Nacimientos: Traditional Nativity Scenes from Mexico presents the tradition of Nacimientos that survives in present-day Mexico as a visual amalgam of indigenous pre-Colombian and Spanish Colonial representations. The exhibition features a rich tradition of handmade Nacimientos from the Museum’s permanent collection and loans from Edwin R. Jordan; many of the nativity scenes depict a reflection of Mexico’s landscape, such as cacti, turkeys, and market scenes.
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