Unseen Prints from the Mexic-Arte Museum Collection features various forms of printmaking, from serigraphs to lithography. An exhibition displaying various forms of printmaking, including a print portfolio Tejanos: The Border Crossed Us, prints from the Mexico City-based workshop Taller 75 Grados, and more.
Totally Cool Totally Art is an annual exhibition presented every February in conjunction with the City of Austin and Parks and Recreation Department, featuring painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking and photography done by youth in grades 7th through 12th.
Mexic-Arte Museum will host the LAST Media Mixer for the Unseen Prints from the Mexic-Arte Museum Collection Exhibit. Come print your very own design on a tote bag using the block printing method. We will be demo-ing new screen print designs, so feel free to BYOStuff (bring your own teeshirt, tote bag, bandana etc.) to print on! Media […]
Join the Mexic-Arte Museum and Waterloo Sparkling Water to help raise money for Viva la Vida - Texas' largest, and longest running Day of the Dead festival and parade. From 5-9pm, Spider House will be donating a portion of the bar sales to the Official Mexican + Mexican American Fine Arts Museum of Texas. Drink […]
Mexic-Arte Museum Education Department teams up with Streamable Learning once again for a LIVE video lesson on February 28, 2020.
Cover image: (Closeup) Agent of Change: Adela Sloss-Vento, Mexican American Civil Rights Activist and Texas Feminist. Join us for Dr. Cynthia Orozco's Book Signing and Author Talk this Friday from 6:30pm - 8:00pm. Dr. Cynthia Orozco is a History & Humanities Professor at Eastern New Mexico University in Ruidoso, New Mexico. She will be presenting her newest book, Agent […]
Our next Family Day Workshop will take place on Sunday, March 1st from 12-4pm and it'll be all about our current exhibit Unseen Prints from the Mexic-Arte Museum Collection, which closes on March 10th! Come screen print or learn how to make a zine. Free Admission as part of our H-E-B funded Domingos Gratis en […]
Help Make Viva la Vida Parade and Festival 2020 the Best Ever! Join us on Thursday March 5th and Friday March 6th from 11:00am to 1:00pm to make your Amplify donation. Proceeds from this year's Amplify campaign will benefit Viva La Vida - Texas' largest and longest-running Day of the Dead festival and parade! The Mexic-Arte team will be stationed outside the Museum to take donations, and […]
Currently based in Austin, Texas, Savannah Diaz is a visual artist whose works center on themes of her childhood and maternal energies. Born and raised in a largely Latinx community in Miami, Florida, her work is informed by and focused on revisiting memories of growing up in a Cuban-American household. Savannah Diaz featured her artwork on the Changarrito cart outside the Museum’s entrance on March 17th and April 15th, 2020.
Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Luis Angulo and his family emigrated to the US thirteen years ago. Not knowing a word in english, it was hard adjusting in the beginning. Luis Angulo featured her artwork on the Changarrito cart outside the Museum’s entrance on April 27th and May 5th, 2020.