Brushstrokes- New Visions
ARTS invites you to enjoy the paintings of these rising stars. Each artist is a student who has boldly taken steps into the world of creative expression where they delight in fanciful play and experiment with media, color, pattern, and stroke. Discovery is the quest. Mastery is the reward. Join us in celebrating their artwork.
Featuring student artwork by Tami Bone, Karen Bookout, Kathy Callaway, Martha Dennis, Vicki Hanly, Allyson Hoffmann, Carole Hurley, Kae Kinley, Phoenix Kooper, Andrea Mathis, Paula D. Morris, Darcia Mucha, Linda O'Neal, John Pittman, Kathy Sauer, Bernie Scott, Tracey Wegenhoft, and Ellen Wolpert.
Featuring instructors Mary Quiros and Karen Vernon.
Located at 114 N. Live Oak Street,
Fayetteville, TX 78940.
Opens February 27th, 2021 4 PM - 7 PM
and will be open every Tuesday- Friday 9 AM- 5PM, Saturdays 10 AM – 4 PM.
March 27th - May 29th
Kindred Spirits
Original pastels by Rita Kirkman
April 15th, 16th, 17th, 2021
Adult painting workshop taught by Dallas artist Doris Vasek.
Your generous donation will help ARTS remove the barrier of access to the arts for children in our rural communities.
Art After School cultivates creativity throughout schools in rural Texas. Our classes are designed to introduce children to the arts and encourage them to experiment and build confidence through creativity.
Class registration is open on several campuses. Some campuses will open later in the year. Check out the full schedule by clicking the link below.
Call today! 979-378-2113
As reported on the front page of the October 30th edition of the Fayette County Record, the La Grange City Council has approved Arts for Rural Texas to begin a city beautification project involving the painting of local fire hydrants.
The program will allow local businesses to sponsor fire hydrants near their locations, as well as take part in the concept and design for their selected hydrant. Local artists, ranging from established professionals to school-aged children and youth organizations, will be selected to do the paintings.
ARTS' vision for this endeavor is to strengthen community pride and collaboration through the arts and creativity. ARTS will begin the program in the first weeks of January 2021.
Contact ARTS to learn more about this and other community projects, and to find out how you or your group can get involved.
As seen from the February 9th ,2021 edition of the Fayette County Record;
We see our fire hydrant upgrades in action!
Your generous donation will help ARTS remove the barrier of access to the arts for children in our rural communities.
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