2010 SXSW Film Poster Show Opening reception

03-12-2010 - 03-12-2010

Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: Tickets $10; Free for AMOA & AIGA Members & SXSW filmmakers

http://www.amoa.org

Start Time(s): 4:30-6:30 pm

2010 SXSW Film Poster Show Opening reception

Presented by AIGA Austin

Jim Torok: Clowns and Portraits

01-16-2010 - 03-13-2010

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Lora Reynolds Gallery

http://www.lorareynolds.com/

Lora Reynolds Gallery - 360 Nueces, Suite C Austin TX 78701

Admission: Free

(512) 215-4965

Start Time(s): Tuesday Saturday: 11AM 6PM Opening Reception: Saturday, January 16, 6-8PM

The exhibition Clowns and Portraits will feature a new series of paintings on panel and paper as well as new small-scale portraits in oil on panel The artist’s most recent paintings are gestural depictions of clowns in which Jim Torok examines the area between abstraction and figuration Like Picasso, Lautrec, Nauman and others before him, Torok explores this often personal and introspective subject matter These paintings draw a parallel to the artist’s cartoon-like alter ego seen in many of his earlier works as both depict long, oval faces, skinny necks, and large noses Employing both the paint- brush and his fingers as tools, building layer upon layer, these works are undoubtedly the most expressive, self-exploratory renderings of Torok’s career

fifth-business: Mark Johnson & Debra Broz

02-27-2010 - 03-13-2010

Pump Project Art Complex

http://www.pumpproject.org

Pump Project Art Complex - 702 Shady Lane Austin TX 78702

Admission: <p>Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Opens Saturday, February 27, 7-10 pm<br /> &nbsp;</p>

New mixed media work by Mark Johnson & Debra Broz, featuring typewriter chorus by Michael Merck at the opening
fifth business

Fifth Business, definition: Those roles which, being neither those of Hero nor Heroine, Confidante nor Villian, but which were none the less essential to bring about the Recognition were called the Fifth Business in drama and opera companies organized according to the old style

Revising the Century: Josh Ronsen

03-13-2010 - 03-13-2010

Co-Lab

http://www.colabspace.org/

Co-Lab - 613 Allen Street Austin TX 78702

Admission: free

5123008217

colabspace@gmail.com

http://www.colabspace.org

Start Time(s): 7-11pm

In "Revising the Century," Austin experimental musician and artist Josh Ronsen invited Mail Artists to alter photographs chronicling the 20th Century These were photos of generals, kings, presidents, despots, heroes, victims, and regular people The artists could request photos from particular years or themes (one choose "just the scumbags, please") and use them in any artistic transformation Some 40 artists submitted 180 works of revisionist history, creating an alternate universe of whimsies and horrors This will be the only time all 180 works will be displayed together before they are mailed back out to different artists
 

Nature Vs Nurture Series by Kathryn Paige

02-07-2010 - 03-13-2010

REAL GALLERY

www.kathrynpaige.com

Admission: Free

Start Time(s): Anytime, all day long

A photograph series that portrays the effect Mother Nature has on our once found possessions If we don't nurture them, she will reclaim her land which is rightfully hersKathryn Paige captures through her camera lens Her exhibit consists of 5 large windows 40x60 each at the Scarbrough Building Downtown Austin Located at 6th and Congress Go check it out!

Special Book Club with Anna Craycroft

03-13-2010 - 03-13-2010

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Every Thursday is FREE! Current UT faculty/students/staff--Free Blanton Members--Free Adults--$7 Seniors (65+)--$5 College students with valid ID--$3 Youth (13 - 21)--$3 Children 12 &amp; under--Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>2:00 PM - 3:00 PM </p>

WorkSpace artist Anna Craycroft leads a special book club discussion for children and adults on texts by Gregory Bateson, Paul Chan, R Buckminster Fuller, and Bruno Munari
 

Vintage Poster Weekend

03-12-2010 - 03-14-2010

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Art on 5th

http://www.arton5th.com

Art on 5th - 1501 West 5th Street Austin TX 78703

Admission: free

Start Time(s): Fri & Sat 10-6, Sun 12 to 5pm

ART on 5th welcomes back Retro Gallery and their collection of original, vintage posters The Retro Gallery staff collectively has over 40 years experience in buying and selling original vintage posters They travel to Europe on an average of 5 times a year to search out fantastic vintage posters and then host vintage poster shows all over the United States Many of the posters are from France, Italy, England, Poland, Switzerland, and other European countries and each is an antique, printed between 1890 and 1940 -- there are no reproductions The printing process used is stone lithography, employing hand-carved limestone to create posters for advertising anything from liquor to opera, from household goods to bikes and cars Each fragile poster has been linen lined to museum paper preservation standards and are preserved and ready to be framed and hung
 

Donna Crosby Solo Exhibition

03-01-2010 - 03-14-2010

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Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios

Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios - 7739 Northcross Drive, Suite Q Austin TX 78757

Admission: <p>Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>11:00 AM</p>

Austin Artist Donna Crosby Solo Exhibition

S Austin Art Show

03-13-2010 - 03-14-2010

South Austin Artist Co-Op

Admission: <p>free to the public</p>

Start Time(s): <p>10am - 6pm</p>

2nd Sat/Sun Art Show by the South Austin Artist Co-Op The S Austin Artist Co-op hosts a monthly art show Come and join us! Fine Art, Photography, Portraits, Digital Art, Woodworking, Metal Art, Jewelry, Glass & More! We are located in a new, developing indoor market (imagine a grocery store transformed into a mixed-use market and community space) at William Cannon and Westgate

Arts and Artisans

03-13-2010 - 03-14-2010

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Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

www.wildflower.org.

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center - 4801 La Crosse Avenue Austin TX 78739

Admission: <p>Admission: $7 adults; $6 seniors and students; $3 for children; free for members and children under 5</p>

Start Time(s): <p>9 to 5&nbsp; Saturday</p> <p>12 to 5 Sunday</p>

The annual Wildflower Days celebration begins with the Art and Artisans Festival devoted to arts, crafts and nature

The annual festival showcases the work of more than 20 American artists in metal, painting, photography, jewelry, pottery and more This display includes nature-friendly, handmade items, such as mesquite bowls and bird houses, fanciful ceramic vases and sculptured jewelry as well as exquisite photographs and watercolors The gardens are gearing up for spring with bluebonnets, giant spiderwort and other flowers prepping to bloom

2010 SXSW Film/AIGA Austin Film Poster Show

03-12-2009 - 03-15-2010

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AIGA Austin

http://www.amoa.org

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Tickets $10; Free for AMOA &amp; AIGA Members &amp; SXSW filmmakers</p>

http://www.amoa.org

Start Time(s): <p>AMOA-Downtown Community Room</p>

This juried exhibition celebrates how designers distill filmmakers’ stories down to images that both inspire and intrigue at a glance Click here to see a set on Flickr The exhibit follows the success of last year's SXSW Film/AIGA Austin Film Poster Award, SXSW 2010 will expand the annual Film Design Awards to include the inaugural Excellence in Title Design Award This brand new initiative, the first of its kind, aims to discover the very best in contemporary title sequence design, and continue our tradition of celebrating unique creative vision in all aspects of filmmaking

Opening Reception, Friday, March 12, 4:30 - 6:30 PM
 

SXSWDj SpookyBlack Pig LiberationCostume Dance Art Fest

03-15-2010 - 03-15-2010

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SXSW

http://www.facebook.com/reqs.php#!/event.php?eid=366962238168

Mexican American Cultural Center - 600 River Street Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>$15 w/o badge Complimentary with SXSW badge</p>

Start Time(s): <p>8:00pm - 11:45pm<br /> &nbsp;</p>

SXSW official interactive, costume, dance exploration March 15th at the MACC downtown featuring DJ Spooky, BPLF, White (chinese band) and others

Cosmic Costumes deeply encouraged for a communal energetic dance experience There will be lasers, fog machines, projections and conceptual ecstatic movement with awesome beats from DJ Spooky  and Black Pig Liberation Front

Also featuring collective performances with Happy Happy James and visual movement with Maranda Pleasant, Ciara blossom, Agent Red, Ginger McGilvary and others

The Photographic Essay, A Workshop with David Alan Harvey

03-16-2010 - 03-16-2010

Austin Center for Photography

http://www.visitacp.org/events/

Admission: Tuition: $1000 / $925 for ACP members

http://www.visitacp.org/tickets/

Start Time(s): 12pm

As one of the most buzzed about cities in America, Austin offers a diverse array of opportunities to explore your photographic potential At no time is the buzz thicker than during SXSW, the world-renowned music festival showcasing nearly 2,000 bands from around the globe Beyond SXSW and the city's rich musical heritage, you can explore themes involving pristine natural resources, booming urban development, cultural diversity, a vibrant arts scene, the historical downtown, the state's government seat, and the list goes on

These are just a few starter ideas but this workshop is less about Austin and more about you We are very excited to bring you this incredible opportunity to discover and pursue your photographic authorship alongside one of the world's premier photography instructors, Magnum Photos' Minister of Education, David Alan Harvey

Jack Becker, A Man of Public Art

03-16-2010 - 03-16-2010

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City of Austin Cultural Arts Division

http://jackbeckeraustin.eventbrite.com/

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>RSVP below Free</p>

http://jackbeckeraustin.eventbrite.com/

Start Time(s): <p>6:30 - 8:00 pm<br /> &nbsp;</p>

What does "sustainable" mean in the context of public art today?
Are you sustaining various ecosystems?
Are you sustaining your creative process?
Are you sustaining vitality of your work in new contexts?
Are you sustaining yourself through peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
If you answered "YES" to any of the above, come hear Jack Becker discuss the various ways that sustainability relates to art (especially public art) at the Austin Museum of Art!
Jack is an artist, founder and executive director of Forecast Public Art foundation, and editor of Public Art Review magazine, the world's leading journal devoted exclusively to the field of contemporary public art Becker specializes in projects that connect the ideas and energies of artists with the needs and opportunities of communities and has organized over 70 exhibitions, 50 publications and numerous special events nationwide
 

An Evening with David Alan Harvey

03-17-2010 - 03-17-2010

Austin Center for Photography

http://www.visitacp.org/events/

Blanton Museum of Art - 1 University Station Austin TX 78701

Admission: $5 student/senior/military in advance $10 at the door $10 general admission in advance $15 at the door ACP Members FREE

http://www.visitacp.org/tickets/

Start Time(s): 7pm

The Icons of Photography No5 lecture series brings David Alan Harvey to Austin Once again to be held in the Blanton Museum of Art Auditorium

At age twelve, Virginia native David Alan Harvey purchased a used Leica with newspaper route money and began photographing his family and neighborhood At twenty, he lived with and photographed a black family in Norfolk, Virginia, producing his first book, Tell It Like It Is in 1966 Since then, David has shot over forty essays for National Geographic Magazine and his work has appeared in many magazines, anthologies, and exhibitions He has published two major books, Cuba and Divided Soul, both based on his extensive work of the Spanish cultural migration into the Americas

Slide Jam

03-20-2010 - 03-20-2010

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Every Thursday is FREE! Current UT faculty/students/staff--Free Blanton Members--Free Adults--$7 Seniors (65+)--$5 College students with valid ID--$3 Youth (13 - 21)--$3 Children 12 &amp; under--Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>2PM</p>

Get to know 25 emerging contemporary artists from Austin and Virginia Commonwealth University in under two hours Invited artists have 20 images and five minutes each to introduce their work Part of WorkSpace: Anna Craycroft

Water Sparks

03-20-2010 - 03-20-2010

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Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

www.wildflower.org

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center - 4801 La Crosse Avenue Austin TX 78739

Admission: <p>$7 Adults ($8 after March 15)<br /> $6 Seniors ($7 after March 15) 60 years and older and Students 13 years and older<br /> $3 Children 5 through 12</p> <p>Free to members and children 4 years and under</p>

Start Time(s):

The natural beauty of Central Texas is captured in this exhibit of four elegant glass-and-limestone sculptures in the central gardens through mid- December Damian Priour’s Chair sculptures include interactive pieces, the largest being more than 7-feet-tall All were sandblasted or hand carved and created in Priour’s studio in Austin Several include glass inserts evoking water

The sculptures featured at the Wildflower Center are part of a larger exhibit curated by Clint Willour of Galveston Art Center and hosted by the Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum Wildflower Center members receive free admission to the Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum during the WaterSparks exhibit where Priour’s land and water-inspired works are on display both indoors and outside

Backstage with the Band

03-21-2010 - 03-21-2010

Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum

http://www.thestoryoftexas.com

Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum - 1800 North Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>$7/Adults, $6/Seniors(65+), $4/Children(3-18), Free/Members</p>

contactus@TheStoryofTexas.com

Start Time(s): <p>12:30 - 1:30 pm<br /> &nbsp;</p>

 The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum will present American Sabor: Latinos in US Popular Music, the first major museum exhibition to tell the story of the profound influence and impact of Latinos in American popular music American Sabor: Latinos in US Popular Music is created by Experience Music Project in partnership with the University of Washington

Join exhibition curator Jasen Emmons of the Experience Music Project, Seattle, Washington, for a behind the scenes look at the making of American Sabor Emmons will share his personal experiences of working with musicians such as Carlos Santana, Linda Ronstadt, and Louis Perez Get the insider story on the music and personalities that came together to create the flavor of Sabor

Curator's Tour of Making Movies

03-25-2010 - 03-25-2010

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Harry Ransom Center

http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/events/

Harry Ransom Center - 300 West 21st Street Austin TX 78712

Admission: free

Start Time(s): 7pm

Steve Wilson, the Ransom Center's Associate Curator of Film, leads a gallery tour of Making Movies
 

Artist Talk: RH Quaytman

03-25-2010 - 03-25-2010

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Every Thursday is FREE! Current UT faculty/students/staff--Free Blanton Members--Free Adults--$7 Seniors (65+)--$5 College students with valid ID--$3 Youth (13 - 21)--$3 Children 12 &amp; under--Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>5PM</p>

RH Quaytman is a painter, and former director of Orchard, a collaborative, artist-run gallery in New York Since 2001 she has structured her work as a “book of paintings,” with the story unfolding via exhibitions, the paintings themselves, and the viewers’ place before them

Denny McCoy: Release

02-11-2010 - 03-27-2010

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D Berman Gallery

http://www.dbermangallery.com

D Berman Gallery - 1701 Guadalupe Street Austin TX 78701

Admission: Free!

Start Time(s): 11-6pm

Enjoy Release, an exhibit of vibrant new paintings by Wimberley artist, Denny McCoy Using a newly bright palette, Mr McCoy continues his exploration of visual perception and the emotional and physical effects of color and spatial relationships

Opening reception on Thursday, February 11, from 6 to 8 pm

In lieu of a formal gallery talk for the show, the gallery will host a guitar performance by award-winning Austin musician Steve Kostelnik on Saturday, 20 February at 1pm

Jennifer Balkan

03-06-2010 - 03-27-2010

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Wally Workman Gallery

http://www.wallyworkmangallery.com/

Wally Workman Gallery - 1202 West 6th Street Austin TX 78703

Admission: FREE

5124727428

workman@wallyworkman.com

Start Time(s): March 6-27 Opening Reception: March 6th 6-8pm

Wally Workman Gallery presents new works by acclaimed Austin artist Jennifer Balkan Her third solo show at the gallery, Jennifer's paintings manifest raw emotion through luscious paint quality and direct confrontation of her subjects with the viewer Using fortunes from fortune cookies and maps from across the globe sewn directly onto the canvas, she merges this raw reality with an abstract subconscious Each piece becomes it's own psychological narrative

Before becoming a full-time painter in 2002, Jennifer Balkan studied behavioral neuroscience at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania and received her Ph D in Latin American sociology from the University of Texas Her formal education has a profound impact on her painting, as she continues to explore the human psyche both psychologically and sociologically through the 2-dimensional

Reflections: New Work by Sergio Rodriguez

01-30-2010 - 03-27-2010

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Mexican American Cultural Center

http://www.maccaustin.org

Mexican American Cultural Center - 600 River Street Austin TX 78701

Admission: free

Start Time(s): 10:00am -9:00pm Opening reception: Saturday, January 30th at 6pm Gallery talk:Saturday, February 6th at 2pm

The MACC will be hosting new work from Sergio Rodriguez Reflections is a personal exploration of Rodriguez’s experience growing up in the border town of Eagle Pass Not having visited his place of birth in 22 years, Rodriguez made a special trip back to Eagle Pass, re-immersing himself in the US-Mexico border culture in order to inspire the work for this particular show

Pretend You Are Rich Art Auction!

03-27-2010 - 03-27-2010

Pump Project Art Complex

http://www.pretendyouarerich.com

Pump Project Art Complex - 702 Shady Lane Austin TX 78702

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>7-10pm</p>

This is the most fun art auction in town -
Bidding starts at $3000 and every winner gets a $3000 instant rebate!
Come for food, drinks, fun, score some local art and support Austin's art community Proceeds benefit Pump Project and local artists
More information about the auction at wwwpretendyouarerichcom

Public Tour: Portrait of a Lady: Depictions of Women through Time

03-13-2010 - 03-27-2010

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Every Thursday is FREE! Current UT faculty/students/staff--Free Blanton Members--Free Adults--$7 Seniors (65+)--$5 College students with valid ID--$3 Youth (13 - 21)--$3 Children 12 &amp; under--Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>March 13-27</p>

From the beginning of time, woman has served as artist muse and dominated the subject matter of sculpture, painting and photography See the depictions and roles of women change over time from ancient goddess to loving mother, powerful ruler to sex symbol

Family Day Celebrating the Symbols of Mexican Women

03-28-2010 - 03-28-2010

Mexic-Arte Museum

http://www.mexic-artemuseum.org

Mexic-Arte Museum - 419 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: Free

(512) 480-9373

pr@mexic-artemuseum.org

http://www.mexic-artemuseum.org

Start Time(s): 1:00-4:00 PM

Mexic-Arte Museum will host a Family Day, inviting children and families to participate in educational and hands-on art activities to learn more about Mexican national symbols, particularly depicting women

Lisa Brawn: Honey, Why Are You So Sweet?

02-13-2010 - 03-28-2010

Yard Dog

http://www.yarddog.com

Yard Dog - 1510 South Congress Avenue Austin TX 78704

Admission: free

Start Time(s): Opening Reception Saturday, February 13 7 - 9 PM Hours: Monday - Friday 11 am to 5 pm Saturday 11 am to 6 pm Sunday 12 pm to 5 pm

Lisa is an artist from Calgary, Alberta, who makes pop-art woodcuts using salvaged 100-year old Douglas fir

Artist statement: I have been experimenting with figurative woodcuts for almost twenty years since being introduced to the medium by printmakers at the Alberta College of Art and Design Recently, I have been wrestling with a new challenge: five truckloads of salvaged century-old rough Douglas fir beams from the restoration of the Alberta Block in Calgary and from the dismantling of grain elevators This wood is very interesting in its history and also in that it is oddly shaped Unlike traditional woodcut material such as cherry or walnut, the material is ornery There are holes and knots and gouges and rusty nails sticking out the sides

Reclaimed Office : Chu & Andea

03-04-2010 - 03-28-2010

Julia C Butridge Gallery

http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/dougherty/gallery.htm

Julia C Butridge Gallery - 1110 Barton Springs Road Austin TX 78704

Admission: <p>FREE</p>

Start Time(s): <p>RECEPTION March 12, 6 - 8 pm </p> <p>Gallery Hours M - Th10am to 9:30pm </p> <p>F10am to 5:30pm </p> <p>Sa10am to 4pm </p>

 Reclaimed Office is an art exhibit about the structure of an office through the use of waste This exhibition explores the production of art within a social context – reusing materials that are perceived as office waste that have been collected from local businesses This ‘office waste’ will be a large scale installation with the idea of sustainability in mind and minimizing our impact on the environment

SpringTime Show

03-15-2010 - 03-28-2010

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Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios

http://www.austinartspace.com

Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios - 7739 Northcross Drive, Suite Q Austin TX 78757

Admission: <p>Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>11:00 AM</p>

The first event this year to feature Austin Art Space Resident Artists Ten artists in all: Nikki Atkinson, Rebecca Bennett, Cindy Debold, Jan Knox, Orion Knox, Trish Nedry, Marilyn Rea Nasky, Terry Starnes, Valerie Walden and Debbie Willhite Artwork in oil, pastel, watercolor, acrylic, mixed media, photography and sculpture

Lurleen Ladd House Concert Series

03-27-2010 - 03-28-2010

McCallum High School Fine Arts Center

www.lurleenladd.com

Admission: <p>$3000 Includes drinks and heavy hors d'oeuvres</p>

512-970-0194

julia.berghammer@gmail.com

www.lurleenladd.com

Start Time(s): <p>Saturday, 3/27 7:00pm</p> <p>Sunday, 3/28 3:00pm</p>

Concert guests are welcomed into an award-winning designed home in central Austin overlooking Bright Leaf Preserve Original artwork by emerging artists from McCallum Fine Arts Academy will be exhibited and available for sale The Academy's "First Edition" concert choir will perform Broadway favorites, standards, and original music by singer/songwriter Lurleen Ladd Ticket sales benefit the Academy's choir and visual artists

Conversation: Manuel lvarez Bravo: A Double Unfolding

03-28-2010 - 03-28-2010

The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Every Thursday is FREE! Current UT faculty/students/staff--Free Blanton Members--Free Adults--$7 Seniors (65+)--$5 College students with valid ID--$3 Youth (13 - 21)--$3 Children 12 &amp; under--Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>2PM</p>

Leonard Folgarait, professor of history of art at Vanderbilt University, and the author four books on modern Mexican art, including Seeing Mexico Photographed: The Work of Horne, Casasola, Modotti, and Álvarez Bravo discusses the photographic images of Manuel Álvarez Bravo in conversation with Roberto Tejada, associate professor in the department of art and art history at UT, co-curator of the exhibition Manuel Álvarez Bravo: Optical Parables at the J Paul Getty Museum, and author of, among other books, National Camera: Photography and Mexico's Image Environment Blanton Auditorium, FREE
Talk to be followed by a docent-led tour of the exhibition

Carver Museum Programming

03-11-2010 - 03-28-2010

George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center

http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/carver/

Carver Museum and Cultural Center - 1165 Angelina Street Austin TX 78702

Admission: <p>Varies</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Varying Times</p>

Friday, March 12

SXSW Interactive -BALT Meet up at Carver (Blacks, Asians and Latinos in Technology)

6:00 pm

Saturday, March 13

Youth Film-making workshop with the Austin School of Film

9:00-5:00 pm

Sunday, March 14

Youth Film-making workshop with the Austin School of Film

9:00-5:00 pm

Thursday, March 18

Illumination Engineers Society

Lecture 11:30-1:30 am

Topic-The Cost and Value of Sustainable Lighting

Tickets are 2000 online at wwwiesorg

Thursday, March 18

SXSW Music

Films from Japan and Lebanon

4:00-8:00 pm

Friday, March 19

YWCA Greater Austin presents

Elimination Racism, Empowering Women

Mommy's Coming Home

The Re-integration of Women Veterans Into the Family

9:00 am -12:30pm

Register online at ywcaaustinorg

Friday, March 19

SXSW Panel

Davey D, TheSouthernShiftcom and other artists

Topic: Community Organizing in Hip-hop and How It Relates to Making a Career for Yourself

2:00-4:00pm

Friday, March 19

Gospel Concert

Artists TBA

7:00-11:00 pm

Saturday, March 20

SXSW Film

Suite for Ma Dukes

Rejoice and Shout, a History of Gospel

Saturday March 20

Holy Hip-Hop

6:00-11:00 pm

March 25

National Sales Network Austin Chapter

NSN Mixer

Drum only

6-8 pm

Friday, March 26

Sight Aint Seein' Productions presents

The Best Lesson Is A Bought Lesson

7:00 pm show

Tix are 2000/1500 group rate

Friday, March 26

Texas Women's Ultimate Reception

(UT Women's Sports)

Drum only

6:00-9:00 pm

Saturday, March 27

Sight Aint Seein' Productions presents

The Best Lesson Is A Bought Lesson

6:00 pm show

Tix must be purchased in advance (show will be recorded)

Sunday, March 28

Sight Aint Seein' Productions presents

The Best Lesson Is A Bought Lesson

4:00 pm show


 

Spanish Masters: Vilanova, Domenech, Rubio

03-02-2010 - 03-31-2010

Russell Collection Fine Art Gallery

http://www.russell-collection.com/

Russell Collection Fine Art Gallery - 1137 West 6th Street Austin TX 78703

Admission: Free RSVP for a spot at the reception

5124784440

info@russell-collection.com

Start Time(s): Gallery hours: Tue-Sat 10 am to 6pm Reception: 3/12 and 3/13

Winds of Change Exhibit

03-09-2010 - 03-31-2010

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Sabrina Laumer

breatheart.net

Admission: <p>Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>5:30 AM till 9:00PM</p>

Paintings and prints on display by Austin painter Sabrina Laumer

Senior Exhibition Series 2010

03-05-2010 - 04-01-2010

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St Edwards University

http://www.stedwards.edu/hum/art/student/index.html

St Edwards University - 3001 South Congress Avenue Austin TX 78704

Admission: Free

Start Time(s): Opening Reception: Friday, March 5, 69 pm Gallery Hours:9-5

Celebrate the accomplishments of St Edward’s University graduating seniors as they present final examples of their work in the
Photocommunications Senior Exhibition

 

The Art of Grace Slick

04-01-2010 - 04-02-2010

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Art on 5th

http://www.arton5th.com

Art on 5th - 1501 West 5th Street Austin TX 78703

Admission: free

Start Time(s): TBA

Much like her music, Grace’s art ranges from soft and cuddly to somewhat outrageous with a little psychedelic influence mixed in along the way Grace began drawing as a little girl and, although she kept sketching and drawing through her life, it was not until she looked deep into herself and found that art was very good therapy for her troubled life at a particularly stressful time On the advice of her book agent, she began drawing portraits of rock legends as well as images of her beloved animals Several of these images were used as color plates in her book Somebody to Love
 

B scene: Texas

04-02-2010 - 04-02-2010

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Cost: $5 for members; non-members are $12</p>

Start Time(s): <p>&nbsp;6 &ndash; 10:30 PM</p>

Join us for our bi-monthly art party! Swing into spring and celebrate everything TEXAS with live music by Jeff Hughes and Chapparal, two-stepping, and more Also, mingle with other art lovers and friends while enjoying free appetizers, a cash bar, tours, and art activities The Museum Shop and Café will also be open late (10:30 PM) featuring special tapas and wine pairings

Sculpture by Marie-Carmel Bordes

01-21-2010 - 04-03-2010

George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center

http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/carver/

Carver Museum and Cultural Center - 1165 Angelina Street Austin TX 78702

Admission: free

Start Time(s): Dialogue with Marie-Carmel Bordes: Feb6 3 pm - 5 pm

"I see my sculptures as poets celebrating life's passion and nobility They represent the mysteries and the sanctity of daily life in pure lines and elongated style Their forms are mostly female figures communicating the feminine spirit of nurturing, tenderness, and strength When sculpting wood, I experience a constant mystical flow of rhythm, harmony and effort The ebb and flow of this process gives fruition, a physical definition, to the unwritten poetry of the wood The challenge of sculpting gives the most sense to my life, because it perpetuates my dreams and allows me to share the wood's enchanted poetry with others"
MARIE-CARMEL BORDES

Curators Tour and Opening Weekend

04-03-2009 - 04-03-2010

Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: General admission: $500, Student/Senior/Military-$4 Members: Free!

http://www.amoa.org

Start Time(s): 3 pm

Join Assistant Curator Andrea Mellard for a gallery walk-through of the current exhibitions

Tony Fitzpatrick

03-13-2010 - 04-04-2010

Yard Dog

http://www.yarddog.com

Yard Dog - 1510 South Congress Avenue Austin TX 78704

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Artist's Reception<br /> Saturday, March 13<br /> 7 - 9 PM</p>

Tony Fitzpatrick is an artist, poet, and actor whose artwork can be found in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, the National Museum of American Art in Washington DC, the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago and the Philadelphia Museum of Art
 

Arthouse Visiting Lecturer Series

04-08-2010 - 04-08-2010

Arthouse at the Jones Center

http://www.arthousetexas.org

George Washington Carver Museum - Boyd Vance Theat - 1165 Angelina Austin TX 78702

Admission: TBA

512 4535312

info@arthousetexas.org

https://www.arthousetexas.org

Start Time(s): 7:00pm

See and Share

03-06-2010 - 04-10-2010

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Austin Public Library

www.cityofaustin.org/library

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Saturday, March 6, 2:00 - 4:00 pm<br /> Saturday, April 10, 2:00 - 4:00 pm<br /> &nbsp;</p> <br />

Join local Artist Richard Cutler for See & Share: Conversations in Art and Creativity at the Pleasant Hill Branch of the Austin Public Library, 211 E William Cannon Dr No registration is required You may attend one or both of the sessions The program is free and open to the public

Saturday, March 6, 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Two dimensional drawings in lead pencil, gouache, charcoal, pastel, and ink; water, oil & acrylic paintings; black & white and color photography; etchings, aquatints, monoprints, seragraphs, (silkscreen), and lithograph prints

Saturday, April 10, 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Three dimensional wood, clay, plastic, cast bronze, welded and brazed metal; mixed media, xerography, glass, furniture, architecture, and design

David Johndrow: "Terrestials"

03-02-2010 - 04-10-2010

L Nowlin Gallery

http://www.lnowlingallery.com/calendar

L Nowlin Gallery - 1202-A West 6th St Austin TX 78703

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>First Thursday Mar 4: 6-8pm (CLOSED for private party on April 1st) Opening Reception &ndash; Mar 6: 6-8pm</p>

Fine Art Photographer “The inspiration for this body of work came to me while working in my garden, where the most interesting things happen on a very small scale; things that at first glance appear quite ordinary, but turn out to be, on closer inspection, sublimely beautiful
Most of these photographs were taken in my backyard, and the images reflect a direct communion with fleeting natural phenomena in the process of living and changing from moment to moment I realized I didn't have to travel far to find interesting landscapes; I just had to enter deeply into my own garden, where there resides a seemingly infinite number of living things Because the subjects are "in their element," they have an immediacy and wildness that cannot be captured in a studio or as a specimen One thing I strive for in all of my images is extreme simplicity I pay close attention to the light and contrast of the environment By using selective focus, I am able to isolate subtle details not seen by passing perception, while at the same time convey the subjects' ephemeral presence”
 

Juried Figurative Show

03-29-2010 - 04-11-2010

Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios

www.avaaonline.org

Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios - 7739 Northcross Drive, Suite Q Austin TX 78757

Admission: <p>Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Artists' Reception, April 3, 6:00-9:00 PM</p>

Open to all Austin area artists exploring the subject of the human figure All media Juried by Terence Grieder, Professor Emeritus, Art History, University of Texas and Melissa Grimes, professor, studio art, Texas State University

Art in the Park 2010

04-16-2010 - 04-16-2010

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VSA Arts of Texas

http://www.vsatx.org

Mexican American Cultural Center - 600 River Street Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>9:30 am - 1:30 pm</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

VSA arts of Texas and McBeth Recreation Center are hosting our annual outdoor hands-on arts festival for kids of all ages and all abilities For a fun-filled day of visual arts, crafts, performing arts, and entertainment "Art in the Park" the annual hands-on multi-art festival for Austin's school children with and without disabilities The general public is encouraged to come out and participate in the day's activities
 

Gala del Museo: Imagining Mexico

04-17-2010 - 04-17-2010

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Mexic-Arte Museum

http://www.mexic-artemuseum.org

Mexic-Arte Museum - 419 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: $150 per person

(512) 480-9373

pr@mexic-artemuseum.org

http://www.mexic-artemuseum.org

Start Time(s): TBA

Mexic-Arte Museum’s premier fundraising event of the year Celebrate 26 years of the Museum’s accomplishments in a beautiful private lakeside home, enjoy live music, feast on exquisite delectable tastings and drinks inspired by Mexican cuisine, and bid on unique silent auction travel packages, fine art and specialty gift items and more Proceeds support the Museum’s education and exhibition programs

Imagining Mexico

01-29-2010 - 04-18-2010

Mexic-Arte Museum

http://www.mexic-artemuseum.org

Mexic-Arte Museum - 419 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: Free

(512) 480-9373

pr@mexic-artemuseum.org

http://www.mexic-artemuseum.org

Start Time(s): Mon-Thurs 10:00am-6:00pm Fri-Sat 10:00am-5:00pm Sun 12:00pm-5:00pm

For the 2010 Centennial Celebration of Mexico’s Revolution and the Bicentennial Celebration of Mexico’s Independence, Mexic-Arte Museum will present the exhibition Imagining Mexico: Expressions in Popular Culture from Austin Collections to showcase art – incorporating national Mexican symbols – from popular art collections in Central Texas

In 2010, Mexico and communities in the United States are slated to commemorate the Centennial of the Mexican Revolution and the Bicentennial of the Mexican Independence  This is also a wonderful moment to interrogate the topics of identity formation, particularly those that have been created upon notions of nationalism and community ties

Umlauf Garden Party 2010: Coming Full Circle

04-22-2010 - 04-22-2010

Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum

http://umlaufsculpture.org/garden_party/

Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum - 605 Robert East Lee Road Austin TX 78704

Admission: Tickets are $100 in advance and $115 at the door

512-462-6050

http://umlaufsculpture.org/garden_party/

Start Time(s): 6:30pm

The Umlauf Garden Party, one of Austin’s most anticipated outdoor fundraising events, celebrates the work of 20th century American sculptor, Charles Umlauf, an internationally recognized artist and Austin resident Event highlights includes the “Celebrity Seeds” silent auction featuring terra cotta pots decorated by a who’s who list of Austinites Guests enjoy wine and savories served by more than 20 of Austin’s top restaurants while strolling through the garden enjoying the music of the Nash Hernandez Orchestra This year’s honorary chair is Liz Lambert and the featured artist is Greg Davis Proceeds raised directly benefit the Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum and its programs, including the museum’s award-winning education programs for children

Body of Art - Spring Gala

04-23-2010 - 04-23-2010

Women and Their Work

http://www.womenandtheirwork.org

Women and Their Work - 1710 Lavaca Street Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>$125 </p>

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Start Time(s): <p>7:00 PM</p>

Experience an evening of art and spectacle in the stunning new home of art collectors extraordinaire, Deborah Green and Clayton Aynesworth This gala benefit offers an exclusive look at the house Green built to showcase her extensive-and adventurous-collection of contemporary art You will see works by internationally renowned artists such as Jenny Holtzer, Richard Diebenkorn, Joan Mitchell, Jim Hodges, Spencer Finch, Andy Warhol and dozens moreFive strikingly dressed artists will create roving displays of human sculpture and tableaus, with fascinating poses in unexpected places A Body of Art will surround you

Proceeds will support Women & Their Work's 2010 programs, which present some of the most engaging, original art of our time and provide arts education to students in underserved schools

AMOA: Guided tours every Saturday

04-25-2009 - 04-24-2010

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Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: General admission: $500, Student/Senior/Military-$4 Members: Free!

http://www.amoa.org

Start Time(s): 2:00 PM

Recive tours of current exhibits guided by an AMOA docent every Saturday 

Desire

02-05-2010 - 04-25-2010

The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: Blanton Members and UT Staff & Students FREE Adults $9 Seniors (65+) $7 College students with valid ID $5 Youth (13 - 21) $5 Children 12 & under FREE

Start Time(s): Tues-Fri 10am-5pm (Thurs open till 9pm) Sat 11am-5pm Sun 1pm-5pm

Desire is a complex human emotion and a driving force in our lives from childhood through old age We all can recall examples of literature, film, and music that are rife with expressions of desire But how do contemporary visual artists portray desire, and all its attendant psychological states—anticipation, arousal, longing, regret, and so on? The Blanton will present a major exhibition of recent works in all media by an international roster of contemporary artists who have investigated notions of desire

AMOA at Art City Austin: Family Art Tent

04-24-2009 - 04-25-2010

Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Austin City Hall - 301 West Second Street Austin TX 78701

Admission: Admission is $8 for adults-under 12 are free

http://www.amoa.org

Start Time(s): All day!

Experience the city’s largest and longest running outdoor art air The event benefits the Museum—so come visit the AMOA Family Art Tent Details at wwwartallianceaustinorg

Studies in Blues

04-12-2010 - 04-25-2010

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Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios

Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios - 7739 Northcross Drive, Suite Q Austin TX 78757

Admission: <p>Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>11:00 AM</p>

Austin Art Space resident artists show their newest work Ten artists in all: Nikki Atkinson, Rebecca Bennett, Cindy Debold, Jan Knox, Orion Knox, Trish Nedry, Marilyn Rea Nasky, Terry Starnes, Valerie Walden and Debbie Willhite Artwork in oil, pastel, watercolor, acrylic, mixed media, photography and sculpture

Art City Austin

04-24-2010 - 04-25-2010

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Art Alliance Austin

http://artallianceaustin.org/art_alliance_austin_event.html

Admission: <p>Admission is $8 for adults ($15 for a 2 day art pass) Free for Children 12 and under Collector&rsquo;s badges are $175 and include VIP access to Art Week Austin and Art City Austin Art City Austin perks include Collector&rsquo;s Lounge access, exclusive invitations and designated parking</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Saturday, April 24, 2010; 10am &ndash; 6pm Sunday, April 25, 2010; 11am &ndash; 6pm</p>

Art City Austin is a community art celebration where the creative community and those who support it converge to celebrate Austin’s dynamic art scene Upon entering the temporary art utopia, expect to hear live music from Austin musicians, smell fresh, organic food prepared by local chefs and experience visual art of various mediums With opportunities to see and collect art, learn and converse with other artists, participate in community installations, watch your children enjoy fun and educational art-related activities, or just relax in a hip, urban setting, Art City Austin has something for everyone The winners of Art Alliance Austin’s third international Temporary Outdoor Gallery Space (TOGS 3) ideas competition will be exhibited during the festival

Art Week Austin 2010

04-21-2010 - 04-25-2010

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Art Alliance Austin

http://www.artallianceaustin.org

Multiple Locations - Austin TX 78702

Admission: <p>Price depends on activity TBA</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Various times</p>

This year continues building on the platform of collaboration with various organizations that foster the creative class to produce Art Week Austin—Art Alliance Austin’s vision for a series of citywide art happenings produced both by Art Alliance Austin and partner organizations

For complete listing of events, check it out here!

Jan Heaton: New Paintings

04-03-2010 - 04-28-2010

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Wally Workman Gallery

http://www.wallyworkmangallery.com/

Wally Workman Gallery - 1202 West 6th Street Austin TX 78703

Admission: FREE

5124727428

workman@wallyworkman.com

Start Time(s): Opening Reception Saturday, April 3rd 6-8pm Preview during First Thursday, April 1st 6-8pm

TBA

Luke Savisky Performance

04-28-2010 - 04-28-2010

Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Admission: Fusebox Pricing

www.fuseboxfestival.com

Start Time(s): 9 pm

New Works artist brings his film projections to life during the Fusebox Festival His film montages on unusual projection surfaces in unlikely environments stretch the limits of visual media Details at wwwfuseboxfestivalcom Co-sponsored by the Austin Film Society, the City of Austin, and Fusebox Festival

The Vain Cuckoo Bird

03-06-2010 - 04-29-2010

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Austin Public Library

www.cityofaustin.org/library

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Manchaca Road Branch Wednesday, March 17 @ 10:15 am<br /> Pleasant Hill Branch Wednesday, March 17 @ 3:30 pm <br /> North Village Branch Monday, March 22 @ 3:30 pm<br /> Oak Springs Branch Wednesday, March 24 @ 10:15 am <br /> Little Walnut Creek Branch Thursday, March 25 @ 10:15 am<br /> Faulk Central Saturday, March 27 @ 2:00 pm<br /> Cepeda Branch Tuesday, March 30 @ 10:15 am<br /> Yaborough Branch Thursday, April 1 @ 3:30 pm<br /> Carver Branch Tuesday, April 6 @ 10:15 am<br /> Southeast Branch Wednesday, April 7 @ 1:30 pm<br /> Spicewood Springs Branch Monday, April 12 @ 3:30 pm<br /> Windsor Park Branch Tuesday, April 20 @ 10:15 am<br /> StJohn Branch Tuesday, April 20 @ 4:00 pm<br /> Milwood Branch Wednesday, April 21 @ 3:30 pm<br /> Ruiz Branch Thursday, April 22 @ 10:15 am <br /> Hampton Branch @ Oak Hill Wednesday, April 28 @ 3:30 pm <br /> University Hills Branch Thursday, April 29 @ 10:15 am</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

In this Mexican folktale, a vain Cuckoo bird learns that in times of trouble it is not her outer beauty but rather her inner beauty that saves the day The show is recommended for ages 5 and up It is free and open to the public

The Austin Public Library Youth Services' Literature LIVE! performance troupe communicates the importance of literature in shaping the lives of youth by inspiring the imagination through live theater/puppetry productions

"Artism" Exhibit presented by VSA arts of Texas

03-15-2010 - 04-30-2010

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VSA Arts of Texas

www.vsatx.org

ACCESS GALLERY - 3701 Guadalupe St, Suite 103 Austin TX 78705

Admission: <p>Free</p>

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Start Time(s): <p>12:00P - 5:00P</p>

VSA arts of Texas Presents an Exhibition at Access Gallery "ARTISM" Artwork by Elana Connor and Jo Slaight and in the Studio Gallery The Art of Autism Project of the National Autism Association of Central Texas ArtIsMagic…Limitless…Reaching Out…So Good To many people with autism, art is all of those things and more, a way of communicating when the words aren’t there Artism is an exhibition featuring the work of two artists with autism in celebration of Autism Awareness Month in April

Lily Xu's Chinese Painting Exhibition

03-02-2010 - 04-30-2010

360 Gallery of Austin

www.360galleryofaustin.org

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>9:30am to 5pm, Tue to Sun</p> <p>Reception: Sun, March 7th 1-3pm</p>

360 Gallery of Austin proudly presents Ms Lily Xu’s Chinese ink-and-color painting exhibition Ms Xu was known in Austin, Texas for her Chinese water color paintings Since she moved to California 6 years ago, this is first time she comes back to Austin showing her dreamlike quality traditional Chinese style paintings and her new abstract Western style paintings Ms Xu’s drawings are especially good at capturing the natural beauty of South China with simple brush-strokes Her distinctive personal style includes heavy use of color, forceful, fresh, rhythmical brushstrokes - a perfect combination of Western and Chinese forms of expression

Well's Fargo First Saturdays

04-03-2010 - 05-01-2010

Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum

http://www.thestoryoftexas.com

Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum - 1800 North Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>First Saturday of every month! 2-6pm</p>

Fusebox Festival HQ at AMOA

04-22-2010 - 05-02-2010

Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: free

Start Time(s):

 Fusebox is an award-winning hybrid arts festival Swing by AMOA for daily artist talks, to buy tickets at the box office, browse the artist-curated resource library, and ask for advice about what to see

Karl Mullen

03-13-2010 - 05-02-2010

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Yard Dog

http://www.yarddog.com

Yard Dog - 1510 South Congress Avenue Austin TX 78704

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Artist Performance: March 20, 1 PM</p>

Dublin-born painter and musician Karl Mullen will show his most recent work and perform at Yard Dog Gallery during the South by Southwest Music Festival

Karl has developed his own non-traditional approach to art making and materials, frequently utilizing walnut oil, raw powder pigment and a wax medium that coalesce into color-saturated, luminous images Painting largely with his hands, Karl creates distinctive, poetic figures that float on fields of color The imagery in his paintings is born out of Irish mythology, family and dreamsHis newest new works, expressive figures painted with walnut ink on butcher paper, have a warm, rough-hewn feel They are at once organic and refinedMullen has been prolific in the past year, recording a CD of new acoustic songs that he will perform at Yard Dog Gallery’s famous Saturday afternoon event during SXSW at 1 pm on Saturday, March 20 Each song has a corresponding painting

Senior Exhibition Series 2010

04-16-2010 - 05-08-2010

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St Edwards University

http://www.stedwards.edu/hum/art/student/index.html

St Edwards University - 3001 South Congress Avenue Austin TX 78704

Admission: Free

Start Time(s): Opening Reception: Friday, April 16, 69 pm Gallery Hours:9-5

Celebrate the accomplishments of St Edward’s University graduating seniors as they present final examples of their work in the
Art Senior Exhibition
 

Ahead of Their Time

05-01-2010 - 05-08-2010

Arthouse at the Jones Center

http://www.arthousetexas.org

Pump Project Art Complex - 702 Shady Lane Austin TX 78702

Admission: free

512 4535312

info@arthousetexas.org

https://www.arthousetexas.org

Start Time(s): tba

Gilbert Shelton Exhibit

03-13-2010 - 05-08-2010

South Austin Museum of Popular Culture

http://samopc.org/

South Austin Museum of Popular Culture - 1516 South Lamar Austin TX 78704

Admission:

(512) 440-8318

Start Time(s): <p>1-6pm</p>

With great pleasure the South Austin Museum of Popular Culture announces an exhibit featuring the work of cartoonist and underground comic artist, Gilbert Shelton He is the creator of The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, Fat Freddy’s Cat, Wonder Wart-Hog, and Not Quite Dead The exhibit will be on display from March 13th through May 8th, 2010

An opening reception will be held on March 13th, starting at 7:09pm The artist will be present Both original art and prints will be available for sale Don’t miss this very rare opportunity to meet Gilbert Shelton and acquire some of his artwork!  Click here to see his some of his work in Flckr

American Letterpress: The Art of the Hatch Show Print

02-13-2010 - 05-09-2010

Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>AMOA Members Free, Adults $5, Seniors/Students $4, Under 12 Free, Tuesday $1, First Saturday Pay What You Wish</p>

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Start Time(s): <p>Tues - Sat 10 - 6, Thurs 10 - 8, Sun Noon - 5, Closed Mondays and Holidays</p>

New Works: Luke Savisky

02-13-2010 - 05-09-2010

Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: AMOA Members Free, Adults $5, Seniors/Students $4, Under 12 Free, Tuesday $1, First Saturday Pay What You Wish

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Start Time(s): Tues - Sat 10 - 6, Thurs 10 - 8, Sun Noon - 5, Closed Mondays and Holidays

For his New Works project, Austin-based artist Luke Savisky will transform a gallery at the Museum into a mesmerizing immersive environment of light and imageSee several projection installations explore ideas about perception, exposure, surveillance, and perspective

AMOA Installation
Luke Savisky, who works in both traditional and non-traditional art spaces, creates multi-media installations that transform natural and architectural settings Exploring the spectrum of the human experience through film and art, he stretches the limits of visual media using found film montage, direct projection techniques, kinetic sets and sculptures, and unusual projection surfaces in unlikely environments Using vintage film equipment in concert with contemporary digital technology, his installations suggest transition, transmutation, decay, and renewal using oblique montage and abstract light-sculpting techniques

American Sabor: Latinos in US Popular Music

02-13-2010 - 05-09-2010

Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum

http://www.thestoryoftexas.com

Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum - 1800 North Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: $7/Adults, $6/Seniors(65+), $4/Children(3-18), Free/Members

contactus@TheStoryofTexas.com

Start Time(s): Saturday 9 am - 6 pm and Sunday Noon - 6 pm

The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum will present American Sabor: Latinos in US Popular Music, the first major museum exhibition to tell the story of the profound influence and impact of Latinos in American popular music American Sabor: Latinos in US Popular Music is created by Experience Music Project in partnership with the University of Washington

American Sabor: Latinos in US Popular Music highlights inspiration from five major centers of Latino popular music: New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, San Antonio and San Francisco The 7,000 square-foot exhibition focuses on the following themes: How have the musical innovations of Latino youths crossed ethnic and racial boundaries and helped shape American popular music? How have immigration and migration shaped Latino and US popular music? And, in what ways have Latinos musically expressed their experiences as Americans? The exhibit is designed to inspire conversation and provide a new outlook on American popular music

Ron Crowell Solo Exhibit

04-26-2010 - 05-09-2010

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Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios

http://www.austinartspace.com

Austin Art Space Gallery & Studios - 7739 Northcross Drive, Suite Q Austin TX 78757

Admission: <p>Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>11:00 AM</p>

Austin Artist Ron Crowell Solo Exhibition

Roy McMakin: In and On

03-24-2010 - 05-15-2010

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Lora Reynolds Gallery

www.lorareynolds.com

Admission: <p>No Charge</p>

Start Time(s): <p>11:00am to 6:00pm</p> <p>Opening Reception Wednesday, March 24, 2010<br /> 6pm to 8pm with an Artist Talk at 7pm </p>

Art Exhibition

Air Fair

01-30-2010 - 05-22-2010

Austin Children's Museum

http://www.austinkids.org

Austin Children's Museum - 201 Colorado Street Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>$450-$650, kids under 12 mos Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Museum hours</p>

You can’t see it You can’t always feel it, but you can experiment with it in this feature exhibit In Air Fair, children and adults can investigate hands-on how air affects different objects and playfully discover the powers and properties of moving air through fun activities

New Photography by George Brainard

03-01-2010 - 05-28-2010

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Austin Public Library

www.cityofaustin.org/library

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s):

George Brainard’s most recent Lifeworks portraits are on exhibit The exhibit features selections from an ongoing series of photographs for Lifeworks, a non-profit that works with homeless youth Through its counseling, housing and education programs, Lifeworks continues its mission to transition youth and families from crisis to safety and success The exhibit is free and open to the public To see examples of George Brainard’s work please visit wwwgeorgebrainardcom

Fatima Ronquillo

05-01-2010 - 05-29-2010

Wally Workman Gallery

http://www.wallyworkmangallery.com/

Wally Workman Gallery - 1202 West 6th Street Austin TX 78703

Admission: FREE

5124727428

rachel@wallyworkman.com

Start Time(s): Opening Reception Saturday, May 1st from 6 to 8pm

Fatima Ronquillo is a self-taught painter whose classically inspired imagery evokes a world of serenity and charm Her paintings of mysterious personages, often set against pastoral and idyllic landscapes, are accented with an underlying sense of drama and playfulness These small intimate works invite a respite from the frenetic pace of modern life

Fatima is an intuitive painter working from a deeply personal visual language and imagination Each painting is an unfolding story of layered meanings brought to life through multiple layers of paint Her painted surfaces sparkle with thin delicate glazes over thick impastos and scattered scumbles of semi transparent colors She paints in the style of the European classical traditions coupled with a magical realism rooted in folk and colonial imagery Hers is an authentic voice that echoes from an inner world where art history meets with nostalgia and imagined characters from literature, theatre and opera

Shou Ping Sculpture Exhibit

03-13-2010 - 05-30-2010

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

www.wildflower.org

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center - 4801 La Crosse Avenue Austin TX 78739

Admission: <p>$7 Adults ($8 after March 15)<br /> $6 Seniors ($7 after March 15) 60 years and older and Students 13 years and older<br /> $3 Children 5 through 12</p> <p>Free to members and children 4 years and under</p>

Start Time(s): <p>&nbsp;Meet Ping on Saturday, March 13, from 11 am to 3 pm at her exhibit</p>

Plan to be amazed by the work of this talented artist in the McDermott Learning Center She brings a new dimension – literally – to her beautiful watercolors Shou Ping creates beautiful paintings and then cuts them into 3-dimensional sculptures of birds, flowers and other natural subjects like you’ve never seen before

Note that early March is your last chance to enjoy Damian Priour’s regal limestone sculptures in the central gardens at the Wildflower Center and a joint exhibit in McDermott of winter paintings and seed and pod sculptures

100 Percent

04-08-2010 - 05-30-2010

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George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center

http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/carver/

Carver Museum and Cultural Center - 1165 Angelina Street Austin TX 78702

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Reception: Thursday, April 8th</p> <p>6:30 - 8:00 pm</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

Get your creative skills and imagination prepared

This will be the third year for this exhibit The project idea celebrates the many diverse faces who make up the wonderful fabric of Austin 100% brings the professional and emerging artist, community leader and activist, student, politician, mom and pop, civic activist, religious voice, infant, senior and Joe and Jane citizen together in the name of Art

 

Breaking Barriers

03-13-2010 - 06-12-2010

Stephen Dubov

http://www.artontheway.com/

Admission: free

Start Time(s): 6:30 to 9 pm An opening reception for the public will be held on Saturday, March 13, from 6:30 to 9 pm at the site In keeping with the projects neighborhood-friendly objectives, attendees are invited to purchase their own refreshments at the Valero Mart next to the installation site

Sculptor Steve Dubov announces the installation of his temporary work of public art, Barton Barriers, viewable along South Lamar Boulevard at Barton Skyway

The piece takes objects that are normally viewed as heavy and unattractive and imbues them with light and a tumbling verticality Nine-hundred-pound pieces of industrial plastic are used like Legos® to create a barrier-bending installation reminiscent of Jessica Stockholder’s work or John Chamberlain’s car-crash expressionism Serious practicality suddenly becomes playful and inviting

Barton Barriers will be installed over an 8-hour period, March 13, from 9 am to 5 pm The public is invited to watch a team of artists install the work

WorkSpace: Anna Craycroft: Subject of Learning / Object of Study

03-05-2010 - 06-20-2010

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Every Thursday is FREE! Current UT faculty/students/staff--Free Blanton Members--Free Adults--$7 Seniors (65+)--$5 College students with valid ID--$3 Youth (13 - 21)--$3 Children 12 &amp; under--Free</p>

Start Time(s):

The Blanton presents Subject of Learning/Object of Study, the next installation in the museum’s WorkSpace series of contemporary art Conceived by Brooklyn-based artist Anna Craycroft, the installation will transform the Blanton’s WorkSpace gallery and adjoining e-lounge into educational spaces complete with colorful sliding chalkboards, modular furniture, pedagogical computer displays, a library of educational books, and other elements designed by the artist to create a “classroom” setting Craycroft's work explores “how various definitions of the 'individual' prescribe the structure of our institutions, and conversely, how the mechanics of an institution inscribe the persons within” Subject of Learning/Object of Study is the first in a series of projects created as part of The Union of Initiatives for Educational Assembly, a rubric through which Craycroft adopts educational systems into the production of her artwork The exhibition at the Blanton highlights how the museum, itself, can be a tool for teaching

The spaces will be filled with objects designed and modeled after tools developed by educational philosophers Maria Montessori and Friedrich Frobel While the classrooms themselves become the artwork, the spaces will be activated by a series of public programs developed by the artist and her colleagues and collaborators, including a computer program designed by ExCorporation
 

Texas Sculptor Society Exhibit

03-09-2010 - 06-27-2010

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

www.wildflower.org

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center - 4801 La Crosse Avenue Austin TX 78739

Admission: <p>$7 Adults ($8 after March 15)<br /> $6 Seniors ($7 after March 15) 60 years and older and Students 13 years and older<br /> $3 Children 5 through 12</p> <p>Free to members and children 4 years and under</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Meet the artists at a reception in the courtyard Sunday, March 21 from 12:30 to 3:30 pm</p>

Come enjoy 30-plus works in the Wildflower Center gardens by 18 talented Texas sculptors Made of wood, bronze, clay, found objects and other materials, the pieces by members of the Texas Society of Sculptors include regal pieces by Dan Pogue and other artists, abstract art such as Ricardo Puemape’s bronze nude, and interactive works such as Joe Kenny’s green frog that children can climb on

Picasso: A Graphic Inquiry

03-20-2010 - 07-04-2010

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: Every Thursday is FREE! Current UT faculty/students/staff--Free Blanton Members--Free Adults--$7 Seniors (65+)--$5 College students with valid ID--$3 Youth (13 - 21)--$3 Children 12 & under--Free

Start Time(s): Tues-Sat 10am-5pm Sun 1pm-5pm Third Thursday of Month open until 9pm!

Pablo Picasso's involvement with printmaking was a passionate and lifelong creative endeavor His prolific output of prints underscored his development as an artist and revealed his seemingly limitless capacity for reinvention This exhibition presents The Blanton's holdings of Picasso's prints, and highlights the artist's uncanny ability to explore and experiment with the medium's variety of techniques Major works include the lithographic Head of a Woman (1925), four works from the celebrated Suite Vollard (1930–1937) including the Blind Minotaur Guided by a Young Girl in the Night, and Bust in Profile (1957), one of many images he created of his young wife Jacqueline Roque

The Chiaroscuro Woodcut

03-20-2010 - 07-04-2010

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: Every Thursday is FREE! Current UT faculty/students/staff--Free Blanton Members--Free Adults--$7 Seniors (65+)--$5 College students with valid ID--$3 Youth (13 - 21)--$3 Children 12 & under--Free

Start Time(s): Tues-Sat 10am-5pm Sun 1pm-5pm Third Thursday of Month open until 9pm!

The Italian word chiaroscuro means “light and dark”, and refers to a technique in painting in which tone and depth are created by a dramatic use of contrast Applied to woodcut, the term describes a color print created with different colored blocks, ranging from pale ink to black ink Such woodcuts were developed in the early sixteenth-century by masters like Ugo da Carpi principally as a means of reproducing drawings, and flourished with virtuoso artists like Parmigianino and Hendrick Goltzius In the eighteenth century, the technique returned to the reproduction of Old Master drawings and paintings, while leading the way to the development of illustrated wallpaper This exhibition chronicles the history and reveals the beauty of the technique

Relief, Recovery & Progress:<br>The Great Depression and New Deal in Austin</br>

02-16-2010 - 07-11-2010

Austin History Center

http://www.austinhistorycenter.org

Austin History Center - 810 Guadalupe Austin TX 78741

Admission: <p>Free</p>

512-974-7480

Start Time(s): <p>10-6, Tues-Sat 12-6, Sun</p> <p>Opening Reception March 11, 2010</p>

This exhibit explores 1930s Austin, how the Depression had a lasting impact on our community, and what lessons can be learned as the country grapples with the current economic woes The economic recession gripping the United States has many eerie similarities to the Great Depression Each coincided or began with a precipitous moment: the 1929 Stock Market crash “began” the Great Depression and the mortgage crisis was the defining moment of the current recession  Experiencing the impact of the 1930s on our city may leave us wondering what Austin will be like when our current economic troubles also pass into history

Viva! Mexico's Independence

02-09-2010 - 08-01-2010

Harry Ransom Center

http://www.hrc.utexas.edu

Harry Ransom Center - 300 West 21st Street Austin TX 78712

Admission: Free

Start Time(s): 10am - 5pm Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 10am - 7pm Thursday Noon - 5pm Saturday and Sunday

The year 2010 marks the 200th anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain and the 100th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, pivotal events in Mexico's struggle for self-governance In collaboration with The University's Graduate Studies program and the Consulado General de México en Austin, the Ransom Center will display original materials from its collections that illuminate these historic touchstones

The exhibition will feature such rarities as the original 1529 document appointing Hernán Cortés Captain General of New Spain; unpublished letters exchanged between the ill-fated Ferdinand Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico and his wife Carlotta; original documentary photographs of the Mexican Revolution along with period broadsides illustrated by José Guadalupe Posada; and artistic responses to the long history of Mexico's conquest and revolt

Making Movies

02-09-2010 - 08-01-2010

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Harry Ransom Center

http://www.hrc.utexas.edu

Harry Ransom Center - 300 West 21st Street Austin TX 78712

Admission: Free

Start Time(s): 10am - 5pm Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 10am - 7pm Thursday Noon - 5pm Saturday and Sunday

Making Movies, an exhibition at the Harry Ransom Center, explores the collaborative processes that take place behind the scenes in filmmaking Featuring more than 350 items, the exhibition draws on the Ransom Center's extensive holdings documenting the history of the motion picture industry to illustrate the highly collaborative nature of the movie-making process The exhibition focuses on the artistic collaboration that is unique to the medium

Highlights include original scripts, storyboards, production photos, and call sheets, in addition to screenplays from The Third Man, North by Northwest, and Shakespeare in Love, and costumes from Gone with the Wind, An Affair to Remember, and Taxi Driver

Manuel Alvarez Bravo and His Contemporaries

03-20-2010 - 08-01-2010

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: <p>Every Thursday is FREE! Current UT faculty/students/staff--Free Blanton Members--Free Adults--$7 Seniors (65+)--$5 College students with valid ID--$3 Youth (13 - 21)--$3 Children 12 &amp; under--Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>Tuesday-Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM<br /> Saturday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM<br /> Sunday: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM</p>

Featuring forty-five iconic images of Mexico in the first half of the 20th-century, Manuel Alvarez Bravo and His Contemporaries: Photographs from the Collections of the Harry Ransom Center and The Blanton Museum of Art examines the life and work of Manuel Alvarez Bravo Commonly referred to as the father of Mexican photography, Bravo is considered one of the most important figures in the development of modernism in Mexico Organized as part of the University of Texas’ celebration of the Mexican Bicentennial, the exhibition will also include photographs by Bravo’s contemporaries, Edward Weston, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Paul Strand and others, drawn from the collections of The Blanton and The Harry Ransom Center

Chris Jordan: Running the Numbers

05-22-2010 - 08-15-2010

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Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: AMOA Members Free, Adults $5, Seniors/Students $4, Under 12 Free, Tuesday $1, First Saturday Pay What You Wish

5124959224

Start Time(s): Tues - Sat 10 - 6, Thurs 10 - 8, Sun Noon - 5, Closed Mondays and Holidays

Jordan began a series of digital photographs that present contemporary American culture via statistics regarding American excess Each image portrays a specific quantity of consumption or cultural value; two million plastic beverage bottles represent the number used in the US every five minutes Jordan portrays these statistics by incorporating them visually in large, intricately detailed photographic prints assembled from thousands of smaller imagesThe exhibition is the first comprehensive presentation of this internationally-known artist’s work

Reality X 2

06-03-2010 - 08-28-2010

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George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center

http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/carver/

Carver Museum and Cultural Center - 1165 Angelina Street Austin TX 78702

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

Werllayne Nunes is a painter from Brazil His artwork, influenced by extensive travel through South America, provides counter-narratives to the culture industry's depiction of the impoverished Nunes completed graduate study at Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, Madrid His paintings have been shown in galleries, museums and public spaces in Madrid, New York, Miami, Houston, and Brazil

 

Gems and Minerals Exhibit

10-01-2006 - 10-01-2010

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Texas Memorial Museum

http://www.texasmemorialmuseum.org

Texas Memorial Museum - 2400 Trinity Austin TX 78705

Admission: Free Admission

Start Time(s): Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm, Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm, Sunday 1:00pm-5:00pm

On display at the Texas Memorial Museum will be over hundreds of different specimens of minerals and gems!

Art and Nature

10-01-2009 - 10-03-2010

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Austin Museum of Art

http://www.theartschool.amoa.org

Austin Museum Of Art - Laguna Gloria - 3809 West 35th Street Austin TX

Admission:

458-8191

artschool@amoa.org

http://theartschool.amoa.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=1013&courseid=869&categoryid=1&subcategoryid=16&catalogid=

Start Time(s): 10 am to 3 pm

Drawn from Austin Museum of Art and local collections, the Driscoll Villa will feature a selection of paintings, drawings, installation, and photographs that explore the connections between art and nature This celebration of the beauty and power of the outdoors, especially the rich variety found in the landscape of Texas—extends Clara Driscoll’s plan for Laguna Gloria Artists featured will include Kate Breakey, Faith Gay, Jules Buck Jones, Mickey Mayfield, Beverly Penn, and Liz Ward, among others

Texas Photo Festival

10-10-2010 - 10-10-2010

City of Smithville

http://www.texasphotofestival.com

Admission: <p>Free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>11 am to 3 pm</p>

Whether you are a professional photographer or an amateur enthusiast, bring your camera and tripod to historic downtown Smithville on the second Sunday in October for the annual Texas Photo Festival Models and backdrops will be provided in a variety of settings representing “The American Family” Come practice your skills, test your camera’s limits, or consult with professionals on hand as you walk freely among the vignettes searching for that perfect shot Make sure you enter your best photos in our photo contests with categories by subject and age range For more information, visit the website wwwtexasphotofestivalcom

Art & Soul Austin

01-10-2010 - 10-15-2016

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Art & Soul Austin

http://www.artandsoulclasses.com

Admission: $120/6weeks Material Fee $6 per student

http://www.artplusacademy.com

Start Time(s): 8am-6pm

Traveling Art Enrichment Classes for ages 3-10 years old Group art classes,Art Birthday Parties, and private lessons available

Austin Figurative Gallery Night

01-18-2010 - 01-01-2037

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Austin Figurative Gallery

http://austinfigurative.com

USArt Authority - 510 West 29th Street Austin TX 78705

Admission: $5 Donation

Start Time(s): Every Monday from 7-9

Join the Austin Figurative Gallery to paint / draw a live model on Monday nights

The poses are for 15 minutes, except third mondays of the month where they  do 1 pose for 2 hours

People's Gallery Exhibition

09-23-2009 - 01-01-2037

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City of Austin Cultural Arts Division

http://www.ci.austin.tx.us

Austin City Hall - 301 West Second Street Austin TX 78701

Admission: Free

Start Time(s):

This is the fifth year of the People’s Gallery Exhibition Series sponsored by the Cultural Arts Division of EGRSO (Economic Growth and Redevelopment Services)  These artworks are on loan from Austin artists, galleries, museums and arts organizations
Works were selected from more than 1000 entries by over 300 artists  Included are 138 artworks by 110 artists
In addition, there are 5 People’s Choice works and 2 other works owned by the City of Austin

Austin Full Monty Figure Painting & Drawing Sessions

08-16-2009 - 01-01-2037

Austin Visual Arts Association

http://austinfullmontypainting.weebly.com/

Admission: $5

Start Time(s): 6:30pm

Come celebrate the contemporary male figure!  Easels and drawing horses are provided We are oil painter friendly provided you bring the odorless stuff (Gamsol is great) Optional supplies: earplugs if you don't like loud, alternative music :)

This session starts with 1 minute sequence poses (animator friendly), moves to 15 minute poses and ends with up to two 30 minuters Only five bucks for a three hour session!

Community Night

08-05-2009 - 01-01-2037

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Austin Children's Museum

http://www.austinkids.org

Austin Children's Museum - 201 Colorado Street Austin TX 78701

Admission: $1 suggested donation

Start Time(s): Wednesday nights, 5-8pm

The doors are opened to Austin Children’s Museum every Wednesday night Come out and enjoy our exhibits and variety of hands-on activities for only a small donation at the door

Blanton Book Club

06-18-2009 - 01-01-2037

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The Blanton Museum of Art

http://blantonmuseum.org/experience_the_blanton/book_club.cfm

The Blanton Museum of Art - MLK at Congress Austin TX 78701

Admission: Free

Start Time(s): Third Thursday of Every Month 6pm

Immerse yourself in the life of a different artist each month The Blanton Book Club makes connections between an idea or theme to a work in the collection or special exhibition  Each month will be a differnt book that can be found at Book People  For a listing of the what book will be read, click HERE

Second Saturdays Equals Families at AMoA

05-09-2009 - 01-01-2037

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Austin Museum of Art

http://www.amoa.org

Austin Museum of Art - Downtown (AMOA-Downtown) - 823 Congress Avenue Austin TX 78701

Admission: Families-$7; Member Families-$5

512-495-9225

http://www.amoa.org

Start Time(s): 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Second Saturdays are for Families Drop in and create! 

AMOA for Families

is designed to expand the Museum's reach throughout the community, present opportunities for families to learn together, and provide visual literacy tools that promote a life-long love of the arts

Bach Cantata Project

09-30-2008 - 01-01-2037

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Blanton Museum of Art

http://www.blantonmuseum.org

Blanton Museum of Art - 1 University Station Austin TX 78701

Admission: Included with museum admission: $300 Students $500 Seniors $700 Adults Free for current UT faculty/students/staff/ and children under 12

(512) 471-7324

Start Time(s): 12:00 Noon the last Tuesday of the month

Take a little time out of your day to experience the joy of listening to beautiful music in the soaring space of the Blanton's atrium The Bach Cantata Project is a joint venture of the UT School of Music Choral Program and the Blanton Performances include a connection with an artwork in the museum's galleries

September program:
Schlage doch, gewünschte Stunde BWV 53 by JS Bach
Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan BWV 100 by JS BachBWV 53 Schlage doch, gewünschte Stunde (Strike then thou, O blessed hour) Rose Taylor, Mezzo-Soprano, James Morrow, conductor, Timothy Workman, guest conductor
 

West End Galleries : First Thursday

03-04-2010 - 01-01-2037

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West End Galleries

http://www.inthegalleriesaustin.com/westend.html

Multiple Locations - Austin TX 78702

Admission: <p>free</p>

Start Time(s): <p>6-8pm</p>

Make every first thursday Gallery night Spend from 6-8 pm Gallery Hopping between 6 Galleries