Centrally located in downtown Austin, this museum features works that have a connection to Mexico and Latin America. Exhibits range from art to theater. The permanent collection includes artifacts and photographs relating to Mexican-American culture. Recent exhibits include photographs from the 1910 Mexican Revolution and other works by Mexican artists. Guest artists and performers tackle contemporary issues such as ethnicity, religion and politics. A small gift shop carrying books, artwork and handmade imports is located near the entrance.
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Married to my very own Mexican art, I thought it would be fun if he and I visit this place for a little date without our friends. It wasn't like I could've...
I'm a pretty white-bread kind of girl, or wheat-bread, more accurately (gotta stay healthy). My cultural exposure on a daily basis is limited to what I...
A very lovely museum. I used to live in D.C. actually in a small suburb outside of the city in Maryland. I would hop on the TRAM or train and go check out...
Exhibits include masks and photographs and other artworks highlighting Hispanic culture. Special exhibits throughout the year feature works by ...
Congress Avenue's spot for first-rate Mexican, Latin American and Latino art.
The leader in promoting Mexican contemporary art in Austin, MEXIC-ARTE has a lovely permanent collection of art and photographs. In
Good stop, recommended by Dustin K. at InsiderPages
A very nice little stop on your downtown gallery tour. It focuses on Mexican art, with a mix of folk and contemporary. Also always fun to vis...
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