Fresh from the Studio invites W&TW artist members to share what they are working on now with you! In this virtual format, artists will share work in progress, newly finished artworks, and recent or upcoming projects. Each presentation will be about 10 minutes with time for your questions and comments after. Fresh from the Studio is your chance to see what is new and hear from contemporary artists in our community. This bimonthly program is free and open to the public. Register online to receive the Zoom link. This program will feature artists Amanda Fay, Jennie Tudor Gray and Ling-Lin Ku. Amanda Fay will share her new work;  Multimedia artist, activist and teacher, Jennie Tudor Gray will discuss how she uses her art as social practice; Ling-lin Ku will share new work and how she plays in-between digital data and tangible materials through digital fabrication.

Two Opportunities to Connect Online: 10am & 1pm

A museum educator, primary sources, and interesting content is a winning instructional combination. These programs are typically taught to elementary and middle school audiences, but we invite anyone who is looking for an enriching and fun experience to connect with us. Why did people move to Texas from other countries? What challenges and opportunities did they face? A Museum Educator will discuss the four primary waves of immigration to the United States through Texas from 1845-1924, the history behind the movement of people to Texas, interesting stories from immigrants, and show artifacts that people brought with them on the journey. Many of the stories of immigration to Texas can also be compared to the characteristics of immigration to the United States. Program is FREE to the public. Zoom webinar registration required. You'll be able to ask questions during the Q and A at the end of the program.

For more information, including registration and extension activities, visit the Bullock Museum website.

Enjoy a peaceful afternoon on the heavily shaded grounds of the Neill-Cochran House Museum and share in some visual inspiration to feed your soul.

The Neill-Cochran House Museum hosts Art on the Lawn on Sunday, April 11th from 11 a.m. until 3 pm. Eleven Austin artists representing contemporary art to traditional representations will be presenting and selling their work on the grounds of the historic site.

Reduced admission to the museum will be available and includes Sunday Funday, our monthly family activity. We'll be crafting cardboard hand puppets! Similar to the much-loved sock puppet, cardboard hand puppets can be made from recycled milk cartons, cereal boxes, and any other boxes you might have lying around. Come create an upcycled toy that can be used for hours of family fun! Volunteers will be on hand to help you bring your puppetry visions to life.

Though all activities will be taking place primarily outdoors, we still ask that all visitors wear masks at all times on the museum property. The Neill-Cochran House Museum is happy to provide free parking for our guests.

Fresh from the Studio invites W&TW artist members to share what they are working on now with you! In this virtual format, artists will share work in progress, newly finished artworks, and recent or upcoming projects. Each presentation will be about 10 minutes with time for your questions and comments afterwards. Fresh from the Studio is your chance to see what is new and hear from contemporary artists in our community. This bimonthly program is free and open to the public. Find out about recent projects from Suzi Davidoff, Terra Goolsby, Alyssa Taylor Wendt and Brooke Gassiot. Suzi Davidoff will present images of a new group of monotypes about endangered birds and habitats; Terra Goolsby will discuss her works on paper and sculptures that explore identity and otherness through themes found in Meso-American and Mexican mythologies; Alyssa Taylor Wendt and Brooke Gassiot will give us a tour of their new two person exhibition at ICOSA.