8 listings in Austin, Texas.
Museum UT Campus · Austin
The flagship art museum of The University of Texas at Austin, with a collection of 18,000 works anchored by an outstanding survey of Latin American art, an exemplary collection of Italian Renaissance paintings, and Ellsworth Kelly's monumental final work, "Austin."
Museum Downtown · Austin
The downtown flagship of Contemporary Austin, presenting ambitious rotating exhibitions of contemporary art — including significant site-specific commissions and large-scale installations — in a beautifully renovated building on Congress Avenue.
Museum West Austin · Austin
Contemporary Austin's lushly landscaped outdoor campus on Lake Austin, presenting site-specific sculpture and rotating outdoor installations in the gardens of a historic 1916 Mediterranean Revival villa — also home to the acclaimed Rebekah Baines Johnson Art School for children.
Gallery East Austin · Austin
An artist-run, member-supported gallery in East Austin presenting experimental and emerging contemporary art with a commitment to curatorial risk-taking, community access, and supporting the artists who make Austin's independent art scene thrive.
Museum Downtown · Austin
Austin's official Mexican and Mexican-American cultural and fine arts museum, presenting exhibitions spanning pre-Columbian to contemporary art alongside the Mexican Festival — the oldest and largest free annual outdoor festival in Austin.
Museum Barton Springs · Austin
A beloved outdoor museum on four lush South Austin acres dedicated to the work of Charles Umlauf, an important American figurative sculptor who taught at UT for 40 years — over 130 bronze, stone, and wood works in a serene garden setting.
Gallery Hyde Park · Austin
A respected Austin gallery presenting the work of Texas painters, printmakers, and sculptors with a longstanding commitment to the state's artistic community and a particular eye for lush, expressive figurative and landscape painting.
Gallery Downtown · Austin
A pioneering Austin nonprofit dedicated exclusively to women artists in Texas, with four decades of exhibitions, fellowships, and programming that have launched careers and permanently reshaped the Texas art world.