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Gustavo Medeiros Anaya, Pictografía 60, del I Portafolio de arte boliviano [Pictography 60, from the I Portfolio of Bolivian Art], 1988, twelve-color screenprint, 22 1/16 × 33 7/8 in., Blanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin, Gift of Barbara Duncan, 1994 © Blanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin

Explore Latin American Printmaking at the Blanton’s New ‘Paper Trails’ Exhibit

Rare print portfolios from Mexico, Brazil, Puerto Rico and more on view at the Blanton Museum beginning Dec. 20

December Curated: Austin’s Top Events This Month

Don't miss the dazzling light shows, seasonal sing-alongs, cherished traditions, live music & more merriment this December

November Curated: Austin’s Top Events This Month

From food festivals to literary celebrations, art studio tours, holiday markets and more — see this month's best local activities
Austin Studio Tour

Austin Studio Tour Returns with a Citywide Celebration of Art

This November, explore Austin’s creative side as over 500 artists open their studios for the city’s largest art tour
Robin Kang

Weaving Resilience: How Robin Kang’s Textile Art Reflects Nature’s Strength

In “The Light That Grows Here,” now on view in the gallery at Austin Central Library, Kang intertwines ancestral weaving, digital looms, and the enduring spirit of Texas’ native flora
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Fortlandia Exhibit Returns With Interactive Forts at the Wildflower Center

Explore the Wildflower Center’s new lineup of imaginative, custom-designed forts through Feb. 1
The Petal Society | The Blanton Museum of Art (photo by Josh Baker)

The Blanton Museum of Art Launches The Petal Society

New affinity group offers exclusive ways to engage with the arts
Tina Stamos, Katie McClure, Jill McLennon and Gail Chovan.

Inside TRIBEZA’s Architecture Issue Launch Party on the Gorgeous Grounds of Laguna Gloria

The Contemporary Austin hosted Austin's lifestyle magazine for celebration of art, architecture and community at their stunning lakeside venue
Verdant Gallery East – K Maness

Verdant Gallery Opens as Austin’s Newest Contemporary Art Space

Former interior designer Diana Chriswisser launches gallery to showcase local artists in historic West Austin home
Nicolás Correa, The Wedding at Cana, 1696, oil and mixed media on wood panel, inlaid with mother-of-pearl (nácar) (photo: courtesy of The Hispanic Society of America, New York)

Experience Spanish Baroque Masterpieces in Austin at the Blanton’s ‘Spirit and Splendor’ Exhibition

See iconic works by Velázquez, El Greco, and more from The Hispanic Society’s world-renowned Spanish art collection