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Women & Their Work and Austin Visual Arts Association are teaming up tonight, March 7th to present Art for the People: Exploring the world of Public Art.
You're invited to Women & Their Work (1710 Lavaca St) to participate in an informative and thoughtful discussion on public art.
Schedule
6:00-6:30 pm Artist Networking
6:30 8:00 pm Panel Discussion and Q&A
Panelist Include:
Ann Graham (Organizer of First Night Austin), Meghan Turner (Art in Public Places Acting Administrator) and Steve Wiman (Artist and owner of Uncommon Objects)
Free to W&TW and AVAA members
$10 for non-members
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If you really want to see art for the people come to art outside-
Art Outside
Where Art Grows In The Forest
The Enchanted Forest
1404 W. Oltorf, Austin Texas, 78704
March 23rd - 26th March 31st – April 2nd, 2006
For Immediate Release: February 20th 2006
For More Information Contact:
Tyler Hanson, Art Outside Curator
512.296.1866
art@ArtOutside.org
More info available at:
www.ArtOutside.org
Art Comes Alive at "Art Outside"
March 23rd - 26th and March 30 - April 2nd, 2006
South Austin, Texas – The acclaimed community art show Art Outside returns for its second year with over 200 visual and performing artists to lay the foundation for a revolutionary and one-of-a-kind artistic endeavor. Art Outside reinvents the art show by adding new frequencies to the art spectrum and placing them outside the contemporary gallery "box" so the art can be experienced, not simply viewed. This show features sculptures, installations, paintings, performances, and other works incapable of being categorized that escape the confines of the mainstream art world's "classist" niche and appeal to a broader audience. Art Outside is truly an art show for the masses.
The canvas for this collaborative artistic experiment is the Enchanted Forest, three acres of wooded bliss at the side of Bouldin Creek in the heart of South Austin. By combining an eclectic array of artists and media with nontraditional viewers of art and placing them in a unique and unsettling location, Art Outside transforms all who participate. Ambitious artistic endeavors placed in a natural setting electrify the mind, sparking new associations and ideas that cannot be conceived at any other art show.
The festival brings to Austin a multitude of painters, sculptors, musicians, fire artists, performers, and creators of other worlds from all over the country and the great state of Texas. For a complete listing of artists, performances, and times, please visit http://www.ArtOutside.org. The end of March will bring artistic thrills never before experienced.
Tickets are $5 during the day and $10 at night. Full weekend access passes can be purchased for $15 before March 23rd and for $20 during the event. Children 12 and under will be admitted free of charge.
Tyler Hanson, AO Curator
Art Outside
1404 West Oltorf St.
Austin, TX 78704
MAP
512.296.1866 phone
email: Press@ArtOutside.org
www.myspace.com/artoutside