Just off Broadway, or the Wimberley Town Square

Our Second Saturday Celebration again topped the charts in both fun, a new introduction to “Blueprint Art”, and a real “Blue’s Singer”.

Artist Pamela Sullivan took the stage and amazed the crowds with her great voice. Our sound technician, Mike Meadway, and all the equipment was generously donated by the Wimberley Christian Church. A specific thanks to Mike Meadway for his work, both setting up and making the music sound perfect.

What a wonderful day for music, we did not know about the 2^nd Saturday of every month, and the amazing display of art and sculptures was commented thoughout the day. When you see someone update their smart phone’s calendar for next month’s 2^nd Saturday you know we made a hit.

True Blue to Art

Second Saturday – May 11

Come join us for our Second Saturday Celebration from 4 to 7pm. Along with seven other galleries, we’ll have our artists in attendance and we’ll be serving up snacks, wine and other libations. Just for fun, we are making some cyanotypes, otherwise known as “blueprint art.” We’ve got extra supplies so you can try your hand at a simple prints using specially-treated paper and sunlight. It’s easy, it’s fun and we guarantee you’ll have a great time. As always, we’ll have new art in the gallery and new stained glass pieces from our newest artist, Linda Hicks!

Road Trippin' - Fox Television's Visit to our gallery

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Local Artist Attends Mosaic Conference

Carolyn Pittman, a local mosaic artist, recently attended the Society of American Mosaic Artists  (SAMA) in Tacoma, Washington.  While there, she took classes in using stained glass in her art pieces.  She learned to use a band saw and glass grinder in this workshop.  Carolyn also took a class in the use of stone work in her art pieces.  In this class she learned to use a rock hammer and hardee.  Carolyn networked with other mosaic artists from all over the world in order to learn the most modern techniques being used in mosaic art.  She came home excited about her new knowledge and skills and can not wait to put them to use in her new pieces.  You can see Carolyn's art in the Wimberley Fine Arts Center.