Art shows and art events in Buda, TX tonight and this week
146 listings in and around Buda, TX, Wednesday, November 11 through Tuesday, November 17. Soonest: Kids Painting Class with Mrs. Grace at Pfun Arts Studio (Monday 3 p.m.); Kids Drawing Class with Mrs. Grace at Pfun Arts Studio (Tuesday 3 p.m.); Paint what you see! at Pfun Arts Studio (Friday 6 p.m.); Moccasin Making Workshop at Spirit Waters Art Gallery (Saturday 12 p.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
Runs across the dates shown. An exhibit of juried, award-winning artwork from the plein air competition held during the Buda Arts Festival, and the work is also for sale.
Runs across the dates shown. An Auto Glass Training Course covering proper removal and replacement of windshield, quarter glass, back glass and door glass, and proper urethane application.
Texas America250 Exhibition at the Lorenzo de Zavala State Archives and Library Building: artifacts from the State Archives, from early 20th century spurs and cowbells to the Medal of Valor given to the Apollo 11 astronauts.
Comics and zines from the Benson Latin American Collection, picked by its staff, showing how Latin American and U.S. Latinx artists use accessible print formats to bypass censorship and take on political and social issues.
Five resident artists at Dougherty Arts Center show work ranging from hand-built vessels to sculptures that turn hospital supplies into whimsical forms.
Errant Obsession, an exhibit by Faith Chonko at the Julia C. Butridge Gallery, on how obsession and addiction, from makeup and diets to stoking a stranger's anger, pull us from deeper purpose.
A pop-up on making zine cyanotypes, a slow photographic printing method, with Rachel C. Hill, then digitizing them with Scan Tech Studio. Materials provided.
Self-guided figure drawing session with a live nude model, fantasy-themed and open to artists of all skill levels. $20; drawing materials are your own, and tables and chairs are provided.
The Play That Goes Wrong, a farce where the Cornley University Drama Society's opening night goes from slightly bad to total disaster. Directed by Nathan Stith.
Texas America250 Exhibition at the Lorenzo de Zavala State Archives and Library Building: artifacts from the State Archives, from early 20th century spurs and cowbells to the Medal of Valor given to the Apollo 11 astronauts.
Comics and zines from the Benson Latin American Collection, picked by its staff, showing how Latin American and U.S. Latinx artists use accessible print formats to bypass censorship and take on political and social issues.
MEET THE ARTIST: FEEBEE + PONO, pairing an in-depth editorial Q&A on the artists' background, process and inspiration with a Happy Hour to see a featured collection of their work.
Runs across the dates shown. A paint and sip night in Austin where a local artist guides you through a canvas, with all the paints, brushes and an apron provided. It is beginner-friendly and held at a public venue such as a brewery or cocktail bar, and the location changes by date. Whatever the sunset ends up looking like, the canvas goes home with you.
Live music and free admission to the main part of the McNay Art Museum. Bring snacks, drinks, a blanket and a lawn chair; a food truck will be on site.
The Play That Goes Wrong, a farce where the Cornley University Drama Society's opening night goes from slightly bad to total disaster. Directed by Nathan Stith.
Texas America250 Exhibition at the Lorenzo de Zavala State Archives and Library Building: artifacts from the State Archives, from early 20th century spurs and cowbells to the Medal of Valor given to the Apollo 11 astronauts.
Comics and zines from the Benson Latin American Collection, picked by its staff, showing how Latin American and U.S. Latinx artists use accessible print formats to bypass censorship and take on political and social issues.