Wildflowers: A Pop-Up Exhibit by Jason Archer is the result of sowing creative seeds, which arrive and bloom as solo and collaborative artworks that capture his iconic characters in unrestricted expressions through medium, color and form. About the Artist: Jason Archer is an American visual artist and a driving force in Austin’s contemporary art scene. Blending Pop Art with cultural ...
Wildflowers: A Pop-Up Exhibit by Jason Archer is the result of sowing creative seeds, which arrive and bloom as solo and collaborative artworks that capture his iconic characters in unrestricted expressions through medium, color and form. About the Artist: Jason Archer is an American visual artist and a driving force in Austin’s contemporary art scene. Blending Pop Art with cultural ...
Join us for a showing of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" on the front lawn of the museum for FREE!! Bring your chairs and blankets and enjoy a movie under the stars. Local food trucks will be on hand with yummy treats to enjoy starting at 6:00 PM. Movie begins at 7:45 PM. Picnics allowed. Trucks: Hot Dawg Hut, Holy Smokes ...
Join us as we take a tour through our BLOOM! exhibition. This spring, an explosion of color rocks the Norton inside and out. Just as our botanical gardens burst forth with blossoms, BLOOM! lavishes upon us an exhibit of canvases vibrant with pigmented petals. With over 586 submissions from 28 states and 9 countries around the world, it was truly ...
Calling all young artists, drama kids, storytellers, and daydreamers! The R.W. Norton Art Gallery will be offering two, week-long Theatre Camps this summer for students. Canvas to Curtain Camp 1: June 1 - 5 invites students who have completed 5th, 6th, and 7th grades (rising into 6th, 7th, or 8th grade.) This summer, let your imagination run wild at Canvas to Curtain: Bringing Art ...
Museum Menagerie brings the animal kingdom indoors. Drawn entirely from the R.W. Norton Art Gallery’s permanent collection, it features works in a variety of media, including sculptures, drawings, paintings, prints, and more. This exhibition explores how artists have used their artistic expressions to observe and reimagine animals as companions, symbols, and interpretations of the natural world. From intimate studies to ...
