Austin Museum of Art provides modern and contemporary art for a wide range of audiences through innovative exhibitions, education, interpretative programs and direct access to the creative process. Located in Austin, Texas, it offers a combined experience of history, art and nature. The museum holds exhibitions focusing on twentieth-century and contemporary American art, supplemented by listening/reading stations and films, providing an in-depth look at the works of art on view. Austin Museum of Art also offers diverse arts education programs, including adult and family programs, teacher workshop/resources, volunteer docents and group tours. The museum's art school offers classes in painting, drawing, wheel throwing, photography, Photoshop, collage, mosaics, watercolor, pastels, jewelry and glass/metal painting.

The Betty and Edward Marcus Sculpture Park at Laguna Gloria and the Jones Center in downtown Austin offer a vibrant space for art enthusiasts and families alike. With a variety of exhibitions, outdoor sculptures, and educational programs, these venues foster a creative community and a deep appreciation for contemporary art. Visitors can engage in numerous events, including family-friendly activities and insightful drop-in tours, making art accessible to all ages. The Contemporary Austin also encourages community involvement through memberships, donations, and opportunities to host events within their inspiring locations. Generated from the website

Austin Museum of Art is a community-oriented museum that offers a range of art experiences from two locations in the city of Austin, Texas. The downtown location serves as the museum s principal exhibition site and presents exhibitions and educational programs that showcase a variety of 20th century and contemporary art. To complement the art on view, the museum presents a variety of accessible, interdisciplinary and hands-on public education programs for schoolchildren, families and adults. The art experiences include gallery tours, performances, talks and opportunities to respond to the exhibitions. The museum s store offers a wide range of art-related gifts, jewelry, books and toys. AMOA-Downtown also features the community room, a place for activities and private functions with gallery access. Austin Museum of Art s second location is in a restored 1916 Italianate-style villa that is built on more than 12 acres. It is also home to The Art School that offers more than 400 classes for adults and children.