Are you looking for a way to explore art in Hays County? Look no further! ProjectArt has recently partnered with Wimberley Parks and Recreation to bring art installations and events to the area. Registration has already started for art classes at the Inspired Minds Art Center, which are available for all ages. The facility will include a gallery for local artists to exhibit their works, an open studio space for them to work, and classrooms to offer their skills to the community. Parks are a great way to learn about art and the environment.
After earning a degree in Fine Arts from Southwestern University, Jamie Pettit, ProjectArt's board president, has been commissioned to improve public libraries in Austin and several large retail spaces in Texas. Jamie received a Fine Arts degree in Studio Art in 1997 from the University of Houston and is certified as an art teacher. The Hays County Art Exhibition is held annually in the Hays Government Center building. This year, it will be available from February to May, depending on current guidelines defined by Hays County leaders amid the public question of the coronavirus pandemic.
The city manager's office has been converted into a painting studio, the billing windows now overlook an art room for children, and the cubicles have been transformed into an art gallery. ProjectArt is passionate about advocating for art education in the Wimberley area. Kate Johnson spoke at the opening of the Hays County Art Exhibition this year, emphasizing the importance of art for all ages. With free galleries and events available throughout Hays County, there's no better time than now to unleash your creative side!.
