About us
The Austin Arts Collective is a group of people that support the visual arts in Austin, Texas.
We include visual artists of any expression: jewelry makers, photographers, painters, welders, graphic artists, ceramicists, sculptors, glass blowers, weavers, print makers, seamstresses, etc.
You are equally welcome if you are an art buyer, enthusiast, publisher, historian, curator, etc.
Come meet with us to informally network and socialize. Pass some cards around. Get to know each other. We primarily post all art openings that we can find so that you have the opportunity to view art and meet the artists. We want people to Think Austin, Think Art.
Be sure to check out our Discussion Forum for valuable resource guides in the arts. And, feel free to send us an email if you are interested in hosting an event.
The language of art is alive and well in Austin, Texas!
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AARC Exhibit Art Day
Asian American Resource Center, 8401 Cameron Rd, Austin, TX, USJoin us on Saturday, February 7 for AARC Exhibit Art Day featuring artist talks, guided tours, and demonstrations from AARC exhibiting artists Sandeep Chandran (@visionarytemple80), Sun-Jue Shin (@pushigoogie), and Allen Zewen Yu (@aaaallenyu)!
✨ 11am to 12pm: Ancestral Visions: Artist Talk and Guided Tour with Sandeep Chandran
Sandeep Chandran will lead attendees on a guided tour and artist talk on his ongoing exhibition, Ancestral Visions. "In my talk, I will walk you through the journey of my artwork in Ancestral Visions. The artwork here falls under two categories - Bhagavathi and Ramayana. Both of these have a unique story on how they came together, what inspired me to create them, and the meaning they hold for me."
🌸 1 to 3pm: Nerikomi and the Story of Flowers: Artist Talk and Live-Clay Demonstration
Artists Sun-Jue Shin and Allen Zewen Yu will host a loosely structured artist talk exploring the inspiration and the rich cultural background of their ongoing exhibition, Diaspora Offering. The talk will be followed by a live demonstration of nerikomi pattern-making and the creation process behind the colorful porcelain flowers featured in the exhibition and will conclude with a Q&A session.
Sessions are free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided. Learn more, view the schedule, and RSVP for each session through our Eventbrite 👉 Links in bio.
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