Art

“Animals, Animals, Animals” is the theme of the new exhibit at Mulligan’s Gallery starting September 8, which will feature  Wes Odell’s "Adrenalin Rush.”

“Animals, Animals, Animals” is the theme of the new exhibit at Mulligan’s Gallery starting September 8, which will feature Wes Odell’s "Adrenalin Rush.”

ArtScapes: Three opening art receptions for your viewing pleasure on Friday

Three opening receptions are scheduled for Friday, September 4: The Williamson Museum is hosting “Fresh Trajectories: Emerging Directions” by Lynn Kessel from 5-8 p.m. at 716 South Austin Avenue in downtown Georgetown.“The Art of Us” will be from 5-7 p.m.
Artist Shelby Gage smiles  Friday, August 14, while she puts finishing touches on a VFW mural she created for Msg. Ben D. Snowden Post 8587. Last steps included adding a clear coat to protect her work.

Artist Shelby Gage smiles Friday, August 14, while she puts finishing touches on a VFW mural she created for Msg. Ben D. Snowden Post 8587. Last steps included adding a clear coat to protect her work.

Navy vet’s wall painting pays tribute at Georgetown VFW

A local artist’s labor of love has turned a plain cinderblock wall at Georgetown’s VFW into a tribute for America’s military servicemembers.
Neil Lanning installs “Patchwork Phoenix” on the corner of Austin Avenue and Seventh Street on July 29. He installed the previous utility box art pieces eight years ago when they were first displayed. (Photo by Linda Fenton)

Neil Lanning installs “Patchwork Phoenix” on the corner of Austin Avenue and Seventh Street on July 29. He installed the previous utility box art pieces eight years ago when they were first displayed. (Photo by Linda Fenton)

New utility box artworks brighten downtown Georgetown

Three utility boxes on Austin Avenue will get a facelift with new pieces of artwork. The new pieces will be installed through mid-August on the boxes at Austin Avenue and Second, Seventh and Eighth streets.
Marian Williams’ “Garden Lady” at the Georgetown Public Library

Marian Williams’ “Garden Lady” at the Georgetown Public Library

Art Scapes: Art Hop 2026 open for entries

Hill Country Art Focus is accepting artwork entries for Art Hop 2026 until August 15. Art Hop is open to Texas artists age 16 and older in 2D representational and abstract, 3D representational and abstract, photography and digital art.
Artist Jan Frazier works on a painting of Grace Heritage Center along Main Street during the City of Georgetown’s Arts and Culture Program's Art Stroll on Friday, April 17, 2026.   Photo by  Andy Sharp.

Artist Jan Frazier works on a painting of Grace Heritage Center along Main Street during the City of Georgetown’s Arts and Culture Program's Art Stroll on Friday, April 17, 2026. Photo by Andy Sharp.

Artists stroll the Square

The Spring Art Stroll, hosted by the City of Georgetown’s Arts and Culture Program, was help last Friday, April 17, around the Square.
One of Evie Walberg’s artworks in the  “Palette & Palate” exhibit hosted by Round Rock Arts at TXST.

One of Evie Walberg’s artworks in the “Palette & Palate” exhibit hosted by Round Rock Arts at TXST.

Art Scapes: Three new art exhibits at the Georgetown library

Three new art installations grace the walls of the Georgetown Public Library at 402 West Eighth Street.For animals galore, visit the library’s Cafe Gallery to see Don Ballard’s  “If You Can’t Get to the Zoo, the Zoo Will Come to You.
 “Wild at Heart” by Kandi Morely at the Williamson County Art Guild gallery.

“Wild at Heart” by Kandi Morely at the Williamson County Art Guild gallery.

Art scapes: New arts center opens in downtown Round Rock

The City Arts Center in downtown Round Rock opened its doors in the Griffith Building offering ample space for art plus two-story-high cathedral ceilings and views of the paseo. This revitalized building was once a fire house, an auto shop, City Hall and the library.
Liz Sharp, who earned a People’s Choice award at the Sun City Photo Club competition, stands with her award-winning photo. Photos courtesy Rita Johnston

Liz Sharp, who earned a People’s Choice award at the Sun City Photo Club competition, stands with her award-winning photo. Photos courtesy Rita Johnston

Art Scapes: 17th annual Sun City Photo Club winners announced

The 17th Annual Sun City Photo competition garnered 122 submissions in a variety of subject categories. These contest photos are on display until December 27 in the Activity Center, 1 Texas Drive.
“Chameleon” by Pascale Pryor won first place at this year’s Georgetown Sculpture Tour. Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes

“Chameleon” by Pascale Pryor won first place at this year’s Georgetown Sculpture Tour. Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes

Sculpture Tour winners: Learn about Georgetown’s newest downtown art

The City of Georgetown Arts and Culture Board has awarded Pascale Pryor first prize in the 2025-26 Sculpture Tour, a juried year-long outdoor exhibit in the Downtown Georgetown Cultural District.Ms. Pryor won for “Chameleon,” an interactive piece made from steel and automotive paint.