Mexic-Arte Museum inaugurated with tremendous pride and joy, Chicano/a Art, Movimiento y Mas en Austen, Tejas 1960s to 1980s with over five hundred guests viewing the exhibit throughout the evening. It was a reunion of artists, activists, professors, musicians, poets, cultural workers, lowriders, La Raza, La Comunidad y mas!
Author: Maia Castillo
April 2022
Please join us for Taste of Mexico on Wednesday, May 4, 2022 to celebrate the artistry and culinary innovation of Austin and Mexico.
April 2022
March 2019
We invite everyone to come by Casa Mexico during SXSW presented by the Consulate General of Mexico in Austin at Mexic-Arte Museum March 8th, 9th, and 10th.
February 2019
La Huella Magistral is the current exhibition of the Consejo Gráfico’s impressive artist portfolio that pays tribute to master printmakers. For this exhibition, Mexic-Arte Museum added artworks from the Permanent Collection that recognize additional master printers.
January 2019
Happy New Year to All! Mexic-Arte Museum begins 2019 with the new exhibition, La Huella Magistral: Homage to Master Printmakers, an exchange portfolio by the Consejo Gráfico.
December 2018
Gracias a todos por apoyar al Museo Mexic-Arte! With your support, Mexic-Arte Museum will receive $15 million from the 2019 Bond election under the category for Libraries and Cultural Centers.
November 2018
This Tuesday, November 6, the City of Austin will be holding a special bond election that will include Mexic-Arte Museum as part of Proposition B. This proposition is aimed at providing funding for libraries, museums, cultural arts facilities, and creative spaces.
October 2018
The City of Austin will hold a special bond election on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. In this bond election, Mexic-Arte Museum will be part of Proposition B aimed at providing funding for libraries, museums, cultural arts facilities, and creative spaces.
September 2018
Día de los Muertos is a storied Latin American holiday that honors the dead with festivals and lively celebrations. Originating with the indigenous peoples of Mexico and dating back 3,000 years, the historically rich tradition integrates pre-Columbian and Catholic customs.