Georgetown Art Center

Sandi Sykora is inspired by the beauty of the natural world

They are drawn to mosaics because of the tactile nature of the medium. The range of colors in glass and tile also inspires with their infinite combinations.

Sykora pushes the limits by adding rocks, fossils, stones, and other found objects, adding to the excitement of creating a mosaic.

"I believe that art is beauty, and my purpose is to contribute to it."

Missed our recent interview? Watch it now: https://www.kxan.com/video/georgetown-art-center-impressions-of-wildflowers-exhibit-may-june-2026/11829617

Registration for this Masterclass is limited so don't wait to sign up!

Explore a painterly approach to screen printing in this unique Masterclass with Cat Prose. In this course, master printmaker Cat Prose will discuss a brief history of screenprinting, introduce non-toxic materials, demonstrate a screen monotype process and explore each student’s themes.

Artists should bring a variety of acrylic brushes, towels, and (5) 8x 10 sketches of themes being explored.

June 27, 1-5pm | $120 members | $150 non-members
Visit our website to register!

Mark your calendar for our next Members Open Studio on June 14th from 1:30-4:30!

Jessica Cook is back for another figure drawing demonstration with model Allison Eve. Be ready to focus on short poses from 30 seconds to 15 minutes each, then work on a longer, sustained pose for closer study of the figure and face. Jessica plans to work in charcoal and collage, but all mediums are welcome. Remember to bring your own supplies!

Artist members | Free
Individual members | $10
One-time trial | $10

Register on our website now!

Lynn Kessel is an artist in the Central Texas area. She primarily uses acrylic paint in a wide range of bright colors and describes her style as vibrant impressionism. Kessel's artwork is inspired by nature, people, and general ponderings about life.

Now announcing our 2026-2027 Sculpture Tour Open Call!

For all details visit:
https://artsgeorgetown.submittable.com/Submit/

This Friday is the opening of Impressions of Wildflowers: A Family Connection Through Printmaking, Fiber, and Word by Catherine, Maryruth and Vera Prose! The exhibit runs May 29 - June 28

"Based on the seven major geographical regions of Texas, Seeing Double: Two Views of Texas explores both the monumental and mundane natural scenes of the state. Pairing canyon sunsets with glittering lakes, Elliott-Jones and Carroll contrast romance with grit in their paired exhibition."

Read the full exhibit review: https://visit.georgetown.org/georgetown_art_center/gallery_schedule/seeingdouble.php

The exhibit closes on May 24th at 5pm.