Visual Arts
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Spend your Summer in the Spotlight at TexARTS
Summer Art, Dance and Theatre Camps for Kids TexARTS will be opening its doors for limited enrollment in Half Day and Full Day Camps in Musical Theatre, Acting, and Dance starting June 15th, 2020. There is something for every interest! Due to the virus, the Visual Arts camps have moved online, and they have added more online workshops to their summer offerings. Parents can create a fun and rewarding summer with new sessions beginning weekly online or at TexARTS in Lakeway, Texas – the Lake Travis nonprofit for the visual and performing arts. Musical Theatre Camps – Sing, dance, act, and create in popular “Best of” musical theatre camps! Each week you’ll…
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March is Youth Art Month
UPDATED 3/15/2020: Due to COVID-19 outbreak, the Lake Travis Community Library has been closed indefinitely. We hope to see you there when it reopens. Stay healthy and safe! The greater Lakeway community is invited to the 2020 Youth Art Month Exhibition at the Lake Travis Community Library on display from March 2 through March 29, 2020. The exhibition is hosted by the City of Lakeway’s Art Committee in partnership with the Lake Travis Community Library. It will feature artwork from Lake Travis ISD elementary students. Youth Art Month is celebrated across the United States and the Lakeway Arts Committee is proud to showcase select works from the Lake Travis ISD…
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Discover Lakeway’s Outdoor Art Museum
If you are searching for a fun and easy way to view the local outdoor artwork in Lakeway, look no further than our Lakeway Arts District Art Map! Consider taking a stroll or bike ride to visit Lakeway’s wonderful outdoor art museum. It includes some of our favorite art pieces, like Jim LaPaso’s “Butterfly”, “Daisy”, and “Wings” kinetic sculptures in Lakeway Butterfly Park, as well as the small but mighty dragon bronze in Dragon Park and the two adorable tortoises at the Lakeway Activity Center. But that is just the beginning of what our community’s outdoor gallery has to offer! As you follow the map, you can dive deeper into…
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Embroidery Artwork and Demonstration at LTCL in January
Local artist and Lake Travis Community Library volunteer Carol van Ginkel will exhibit her embroidery artwork during the month of January. Carol grew up in Pittsburgh where her grandmother introduced her to embroidery. After she got the hang of it, she tried new ideas by searching for images that she wanted to “paint” in threads. Carol enjoys experimenting with various techniques, styles, and materials to create her detailed pieces. All are invited to attend her reception on Sunday, January 12th from 2pm to 3:30pm and demonstration on Sunday, January 19th beginning at 2pm.
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Worldly Watercolors Art Reception and Exhibit
Ben Kuenemann Art Reception – Sunday, December 8th from 2pm to 3:30pm The library will exhibit the travel inspired watercolor paintings of local artist Ben Kuenemann during the month of December. Kuenemann picked up oil painting after his retirement in 1996, when his wife Sylvia encouraged him to take classes. He switched to watercolor in 2001 and has made painting a regular part of his life. Kuenemann has generously offered to auction off the painting The Gapstow Bridge in Central Park NYC with the proceeds going to the library. All are invited to attend his reception on Sunday, December 8th from 2pm to 3:30pm. About the Artist Ben Kuenemann Kuenemann was born in…
