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Mexic-Arte Museum
419 Congress, 512/480-9373
Established in 1984, Mexic-Arte is still one of the few museums in the U.S. devoted to Mexican and Mexican-American art. Its 20,000 square foot home on the corner of Congress & Fifth includes two galleries in which regularly rotating exhibitions highlight work from the traditional (such as the annual Día de los Muertos commemoration, featuring community altars and a street parade) to the contemporary (the annual “Young Latino Artists” exhibit, prints from the Serie Project). The museum’s unique collaboration with Mexican institutions allows it to present major cultural works rarely seen outside that country.
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Mexic-Arte Museum: Mexico, the Border, and Beyond
Mexic-Arte Museum presents an exhibition of selections from the Juan Antonio Sandoval Jr. collection, an array of work that is considered one of the most important Latinx art collections in the United States. Through May 30.
Best of Austin Awards
- 2017: Critics Most Ubiquitous Brow (Frida Kahlo)
- 2013: Critics Best Screen Play (Mexic-Arte Museum's Screen It! Program)
- 2009: Critics Best Museum Refreshment (Mexic-Arte Paletas)
- 1999: Critics Best Museum Outgrowing Itself
- 1996: Critics Best Art Museum Fundraiser
- 1993: Critics Best Multi-cultural Center
- 1992: Critics Still The Closest Thing To A MACC
- 1991: Readers Best Art Gallery
