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Please join us in celebrating 10 years of Art Hop in Georgetown.

National Geographic Photographer Ralph Lee Hopkins. For over 25 years, photographer Ralph Lee Hopkins has been traveling to the world’s wild places from the Arctic to the Antarctic and points in between. Ralph’s images document the beauty of a rapidly changing world of thinning sea ice, receding glaciers, and endangered wildlife. His images from some of the world’s most pristine and fragile ecosystems help change the way we see our world. With understanding comes hope!

Exhibit Title:  Commune (verb) Artist Statement: As a child, my mother insisted on family meals every night. She believed that this was a time for the family to connect and share their daily experiences and that it was important for family togetherness. While I truly believe this is good practice, these meals were not always joyful experiences. My artistic work focuses on these and other recalled experiences. The life-sized dinner table pieces focus on the family meal, dining and drinking…

Exhibit:  Gardening at Midnight Curated by Jeffrey Dell Participating Artists (all recent graduates of the BFA in Printmaking program at Texas State University, in San Marcos): Michael Arredondo Tim Benyo James Borcherding Emily Eaton Trey Holt Lauren Lerwick Graham Pooley Chandler Sosebee Elizabeth Ullmann About the Exhibit: Making art is an act of faith: faith that the work will grow and be rich, that themes will develop and deepen, that the important things will rise to the surface. We artists…

Artist: Lawrence Jolly In a style he calls Contemporary Narrative Realism—think Dali Meets Rockwell—Jolly’s work features evocative figurative, animal, landscape and other natural subject matter in oil on canvas and 3D mixed media pieces. Blending highly rendered representational content with elements of stylistic abstraction, symbolism and surrealism, Jolly’s art tells stories about the human condition and its relationship with both creator and creation. About the Artist: Austin-based artist, former graphic designer, and winner of the 2016 City of Austin People’s Choice Award…

Ten women explore the female experience through story and art. Ayla Erdener Annie O'brien Gonzales Mary Wendel Allison Lunneen Geneser Katie Ryan Adrienne Hodge Karina Figueroa Corey Amanda Godfrey Rachel Long

This Exhibit will be on display at Grace Heritage Center, May 10-11 and May 17-18; 1-5 pm each day. The art was created during the 2018 Spring Paint Out on May 5, 2018 event as well as other plein air pieces capturing historic Georgetown will be on display and for sale. All proceeds benefit the artist.

This Exhibit will be on display at Grace Heritage Center, May 10-11 and May 17-18; 1-5 pm each day. The art was created during the 2018 Spring Paint Out on May 5, 2018 event as well as other plein air pieces capturing historic Georgetown will be on display and for sale. All proceeds benefit the artist.

This Exhibit will be on display at Grace Heritage Center, May 10-11 and May 17-18; 1-5 pm each day. The art was created during the 2018 Spring Paint Out on May 5, 2018 event as well as other plein air pieces capturing historic Georgetown will be on display and for sale. All proceeds benefit the artist.

The 2018 Macro Photography show is a state wide juried art exhibit organized by Georgetown Art Works (Georgetown Art Center) is a non profit organization dedicated to promoting the arts in the city of Georgetown, Texas. Macro photography is extreme close-up photography. The 2018 Macro Photography art show will award for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place as well as Honorable Mention. Open to any photographer over the age of 16 residing in Texas. Deadline for Entries: April 6, 2018

This Exhibit will be on display at Grace Heritage Center, May 10-11 and May 17-18; 1-5 pm each day. The art was created during the 2018 Spring Paint Out on May 5, 2018 event as well as other plein air pieces capturing historic Georgetown will be on display and for sale. All proceeds benefit the artist.

The work of Lindsey Dunnagan, Greta Olivas, and Andrea Pramuk explore breath-taking fluid worlds in unique ways. Fascinating techniques produce unexpected results. Prepare to get lost in these artworks. Lindsey Dunnagan Lindsey uses nontraditional techniques to explore human interaction with the natural environment.  She is the Assistant Professor of Art in Painting at Truman State University. Learn more at her website Greta Olivas My work is full of color, which is usually the first thing people are drawn to. As the…

About the Artist Anita Cooke has lived and worked as a visual artist and teacher in New Orleans, Louisiana since 1980.  She received her BFA in Ceramics from Kent State University and her MFA in Ceramics and Sculpture from Newcomb College/Tulane University in New Orleans in 1984. Anita Cooke has taught ceramics at Tulane, Loyola, Stephen F. Austin, and Western Michigan University, as well as from her New Orleans studio.  Cooke's 28 x 28 ft. ceramic mural "Lightsounds" is located…

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Explore the art of dozens of different artists.  All works are 12x12x12 or smaller in size.  These small but unique items are more accessible in price and embody the idea that artistic expressions sometimes come in small packages.  

The instructors of Ateiler DOJO are dedicated to the practice of direct observation in the pursuit of contemporary realism. Featuring the art of: Anne Nelson Sweat, Barbara Pence, Danny Grant, Denise M. Fulton, Ian Ingram, Jennifer Balkan, Joe Molloy, Joahnnie Sebeck, Justin Balleza, Karen Maness, Karen Offutt and Sam Woodin About Atelier DOJO Why Dojo? In Japanese, “dojo” means “place of the way.” It is a place of discipline and commitment, where people come together to learn and to practice,…

010000010101001001010100 (Binary Code for “Art.”) Artists using contemporary tools to create compelling imagery. Group Exhibit - Participating Artists Click on the artist's name to visit their website Thomas Athey Chalda Maloff Shirley Steele Charles Heppner Tyler Hobbs Paul McGuire Leslie Kell Floating Points Shifting the bounds of contemporary art floating point, n. – a computer representation of a decimal numeric value, having a varying number of places after the decimal; opposite of fixed point In this exhibit, seven artists offer…

The exhibit features the works of students in various Advanced Placement art classes from Georgetown and East View High Schools, representing years of dedicated learning and creating to develop portfolio submissions to the AP College Board. The College Board lists 3 Advanced Placement Studio Art classes that can be offered in high schools: Drawing, 2-D Design, and 3-D Design. In the Design studio classes, students are able to work with media of their choice in order to develop their creative…