COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS:
If you plan to visit the gallery, wearing a mask and following social distancing guidelines is required to ensure everyone’s safety.
La Peña is located at 227 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas 78701. Gallery hours are Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
If you plan to visit the gallery, wearing a mask and following social distancing guidelines is required to ensure everyone’s safety.
La Peña is located at 227 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas 78701. Gallery hours are Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
International Women's Day
A Collective Exhibition Honoring Women through the Arts.
"Women of the world want and deserve an equal future free from stigma, stereotypes, and violence; a future that’s sustainable, peaceful, with equal rights and opportunities for all. To get us there, the world needs women at every table where decisions are being made." - UN Women
Opening Day: Saturday, March 13, 2021.
To facilitate social distancing, the gallery can be visited from 8 am - 3 pm. at 227 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas 78701.
Online Exhibition: www.lapena-austin.org/international-womens-day
The exhibition runs from Saturday, March 13, through April 2021.
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Closed Sunday
227 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas 78701.
Participating Artists:
Alondra Acosta, Alejandra Almuelle, Ana Borne, Neena Buxani, Constanza Cameron, Cecilia Colome, Celeste DeLuna, Rebecca Fitzpatrick, Emily Galüsha, Marsha Gomez, Naxieli Gomez, Cliona Gunter, Sonia Karimi Bridges, Yleana Martinez, Leticia Mosqueda, Felicia Morin, Angela Navarro, Kelly Daniela Norris, Gaby Rico, Mary Agnes Rodriguez, Lili Rose, Emily Socolov, Rama Tiru, Maria Vara Ibarra.
Opening Day: Saturday, March 13, 2021.
To facilitate social distancing, the gallery can be visited from 8 am - 3 pm. at 227 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas 78701.
Online Exhibition: www.lapena-austin.org/international-womens-day
The exhibition runs from Saturday, March 13, through April 2021.
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Closed Sunday
227 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas 78701.
Participating Artists:
Alondra Acosta, Alejandra Almuelle, Ana Borne, Neena Buxani, Constanza Cameron, Cecilia Colome, Celeste DeLuna, Rebecca Fitzpatrick, Emily Galüsha, Marsha Gomez, Naxieli Gomez, Cliona Gunter, Sonia Karimi Bridges, Yleana Martinez, Leticia Mosqueda, Felicia Morin, Angela Navarro, Kelly Daniela Norris, Gaby Rico, Mary Agnes Rodriguez, Lili Rose, Emily Socolov, Rama Tiru, Maria Vara Ibarra.
Toma Mi Corazón XXIX
La Peña's 29th Annual Fundraiser
Gallery Exhibition: February 1-27 • Auction Website
Virtual Silent Auction: Through Saturday, February 13, 6 p.m.
Many thanks to everyone who donated to and participated in this year's event. We are most grateful and hope you join us again next year for the 30th annual Toma. We sincerely appreciate everyone's overwhelmingly generous support.
Remaining auction donations are available for purchase in the La Peña gallery. You may view them on the auction website.
Auction purchases may be collected at La Peña (227 Congress Ave.; corner of 3rd and Congress) during the days/times below. A valid photo ID and 32auctions INVOICE are required in order to collect auction purchases. Visit the Current Exhibition page for complete event info and download the auction FAQ here.
Remaining auction donations are available for purchase in the La Peña gallery. You may view them on the auction website.
Auction purchases may be collected at La Peña (227 Congress Ave.; corner of 3rd and Congress) during the days/times below. A valid photo ID and 32auctions INVOICE are required in order to collect auction purchases. Visit the Current Exhibition page for complete event info and download the auction FAQ here.
Latino Artists in Printmaking
Digital Gallery Opens January 29
The Future by Fernando Muñoz
La Peña is proud to present a Collective Exhibition of established and emerging Latino artists from Texas and Latin America. The prints presented cover a wide array of techniques such as woodcuts, linoleum cuts, serigraphs, lithographs, etching and more, all from different Latino artists.
The gallery will be available for viewing online starting January 29th, and select prints will be available to purchase on-site at La Peña.
The gallery will be available for viewing online starting January 29th, and select prints will be available to purchase on-site at La Peña.
"We Are Austin" with Cynthia Perez and Brian Joseph
Friday, June 29, 2018
Huichol Deer Repopulation Project
La Peña is proud to sponsor the Huichal Deer Repopulation Project created by our friend Luis Guerra. Luis is a painter, sculptor, writer, storyteller and activist.
In recent months the Huichol Deer Repopulation Project has relocated 33 deer from northern Mexico to the Sierra Madre, in Jalisco. According to Luis, "The dream of repopulating the Sierra Madre of Jalisco with deer actually came to me about 28 years ago, when I attended the Huichol Festival of the Drum, the Corn, and the Squash. It was then that I learned that encroachment and poaching had decimated the deer population in Huichol land. Which was truly tragic, given that deer are sacred to the Huichol, an integral and major part of their cosmology." Read the full report.
Tax-deductible contribution to the Deer Project can be made via our Donate button. Please indicate that it is for the Deer Project in the “Add special instructions” field on the “Review Donations” page. You may also donate via check payable to La Peña indicating "Deer Project" in the memo and mail it to La Peña, 227 Congress Ave., Austin, TX 78701. Thank you for your support.
In recent months the Huichol Deer Repopulation Project has relocated 33 deer from northern Mexico to the Sierra Madre, in Jalisco. According to Luis, "The dream of repopulating the Sierra Madre of Jalisco with deer actually came to me about 28 years ago, when I attended the Huichol Festival of the Drum, the Corn, and the Squash. It was then that I learned that encroachment and poaching had decimated the deer population in Huichol land. Which was truly tragic, given that deer are sacred to the Huichol, an integral and major part of their cosmology." Read the full report.
Tax-deductible contribution to the Deer Project can be made via our Donate button. Please indicate that it is for the Deer Project in the “Add special instructions” field on the “Review Donations” page. You may also donate via check payable to La Peña indicating "Deer Project" in the memo and mail it to La Peña, 227 Congress Ave., Austin, TX 78701. Thank you for your support.
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