Events

Exhibition guest curator Rachel Adams will discuss the predicament of always (as it is) within the context of artist Richard T. Walker's practice.

Led by art historian Dr. Andy Campbell, this sequential course seeks to understand contemporary practice in the context of the past fifty years of artistic production—from the 1960s to today.

Sagrada, 2014, celebrates Antoni Gaudí’s vision, the mysterious process of artistic creation, and the work of countless laborers, artisans, and architects as they strive to complete Gaudí's colossal, iconic basilica in Barcelona.

Sagrada, 2014, celebrates Antoni Gaudí’s vision, the mysterious process of artistic creation, and the work of countless laborers, artisans, and architects as they strive to complete Gaudí's colossal, iconic basilica in Barcelona.

The Contemporary Austin joins the Texas Book Festival in celebrating authors and their contributions to the culture of literacy, ideas, and imagination with readings and talks at the Jones Center.

The Contemporary Austin joins the Texas Book Festival in celebrating authors and their contributions to the culture of literacy, ideas, and imagination with readings and talks at the Jones Center.

Explore Do Ho Suh’s exhibition of translucent interiors, domestic specimens, and fantastical drawings. Create a work of art with artist Kat McTee, inspired by Suh’s innovative use of fabric and stitching. Receive lesson plans, engage in hands-on activities, and discuss ways to incorporate art into your classroom.

Led by art historian Dr. Andy Campbell, this sequential course seeks to understand contemporary practice in the context of the past fifty years of artistic production—from the 1960s to today.

Learn how to capture your self-portrait in 3-D by casting with plaster! Get messy with local artist Erin Cunningham, then watch the talented students of Sky Candy Austin perform acrobatic feats inspired by the art on view.

17,000 Observations is a new musical composition and temporary sculptural and sound installation developed for Laguna Gloria’s floodplain forest site by Los Angeles–based collaborative artist duo Lucky Dragons.