Join us as we say goodbye to our Unseen Prints from the Mexic-Arte Museum Collection Exhibit! Free Family Day Workshop with your favorite from 12pm - 4pm right here at the Mexic-Arte Museum!

Mexic-Arte Museum is pleased to present this month's Changarrito with Nikki Diaz. The Changarrito pop-up mobile art gallery will be set up at the front of the museum on February 1, 2, 8 & 9 from 12pm - 3pm!

Mexic-Arte Museum is pleased to present this month's Changarrito with Nikki Diaz. The Changarrito pop-up mobile art gallery will be set up at the front of the museum on February 1, 2, 8 & 9 from 12pm - 3pm!

Join us for our first Family Day Workshop of the year on Sunday February 2nd, 2020 where it will be all about LOVE / FRIENDSHIP AND PRINTMAKING. Come print a Valentines Day card for someone you admire or learn how to make a zine! 12-4pm; Free Admission as part of our H-E-B funded Domingos Gratis en Familia grant!

Mexic-Arte Museum is pleased to present this month's Changarrito with Nikki Diaz. The Changarrito pop-up mobile art gallery will be set up at the front of the museum on February 1, 2, 8 & 9 from 12pm - 3pm!

Mexic-Arte Museum is pleased to present this month's Changarrito with Nikki Diaz. The Changarrito pop-up mobile art gallery will be set up at the front of the museum on February 1, 2, 8 & 9 from 12pm - 3pm!

Get in the holiday spirit with the Mexic-Arte Museum and enjoy printmaking activities led by the Education Department Staff with a special performance of Mexican Holiday Musical Carols by MiTrova from 2pm - 3pm. FREE ADMISSION!

Join us for a FREE Family Day Workshop on August 18th from 12pm - 4pm, featuring exhibiting YLA 24 artist Lina Puerta. The collage activity will be led by our Education Associate Jose Martinez.

Join the Education Department at Mexic-Arte Museum for a day of art projects and museum activities led by exhibiting artist Robert Jackson Harrington as part of our upcoming Expresiones en Esculturas/Expressions in Sculptures Exhibit. Children of all ages and their families are invited to the Museum to learn about the artwork from the exhibition on July 28th.

April Garcia is an artist living in Austin, Texas. Using soft sculpture she creates spaces that express personal struggle in abstracted or symbolic forms. What is most recognizable about her work is her process of sewing, weaving and knotting she has developed that gives the pieces a distinct and natural texture reminiscent of nature and living plant life. She uses bright colors and patterns to create patterns of fabric that explode off the wall.