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This July, we will be hosting our second annual Summer Art Academy. We are running it a little different from last year. Rather than having many different classes and instructors with different mediums and topics, we are putting it all under one umbrella, and only running 2 weeks of camp. We will create art through drawing, painting, sculpture, and more with expert working artists from the CAC. Please see our Classes and Camps page for the more information and for registration. Our friends at The Bee Caves Art Foundation are also hosting art camp. Theirs happens in June. See below for details...

Our friends at The Bee Cave Arts Foundation have posted their Summer Art Camps for 2015.  These are really fun and popular art camps, so check them out and secure your spot soon! Find more information on the Classes/Camps page.

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Now displayed in our rotating artist's space at Austin's Pizza on Cuernavaca:

Ginger's Dam That Cancer
Guitar Art
by Ginger Grasley

On June 8th, member artist Ginger Grasley will be paddleboarding 21 miles on the Colorado River to raise money for the Flatwater Foundation. She created 20 new guitar artworks to sell to raise the funds for her journey. The Flatwater Foundation helps provide mental health services to those with a cancer diagnosis and their affected family members. 

The Cuernavaca Arts Cooperative is proud to present it's second large group show. This show has a theme "Of Water and Earth" and it will explore our human connection to water and earth through many different artistic lenses. The show is installed in the Commons of the Larua's Library branch of the Westbank Community Library located on Bee Caves Road. Due to the volume of work, this show went up in two rounds. The first round was on display from Jan 20th through March 6th, and the second is up now through April 25th.

 

We welcome everyone from the community to stop by to view the works during library hours.

 

 

Westbank Community Library

 

Featured Artist : Maura Schaffer

Maura is an artist whose love of art was instilled in her at a young age by her grandmothers, and she has been sketching, painting, working with clay, and creating sculptures ever since.  Her sculptural work focuses on the dinner table as well as other furniture as a means of expressing ideas about human relationships. She is also working on developing sculptural relief works for architectural spaces that will be presented both on the interior and exterior of the structure.

 

Maura received a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design from Southern Illinois University- Carbondale and began her professional career as an Interior Designer working in architecture firms in Chicago and St. Louis.  She began the transition to a career as an artist at Southern Illinois University- Edwardsville receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in ceramics with a minor in weaving. She completed her Master of Fine Arts degree from Florida State University where she began working with sculpture and installation. She has taught at Purdue University, Florida State University and Tallahassee Community College, as well as at community art centers since 1998. While teaching she has remained active as an artist and participates in numerous national and international shows where she exhibits her sculpture and installations. 

The Lovers

The Lovers

Wire and fabric 42” x 60” x 45”

A Plate of Cherries with Cezanne

A Plate of Cherries with Cezanne

Acrylic on wood, wire, and fabric 36” x 48” x 8”

Heaventree of Stars

Heaventree of Stars

Wire, fabric, theatrical lighting, video of plums on bed, audio of plums and clock Dimensions vary

Penumbra

Penumbra

Acrylic on wood 28” x 37”

Cherry Blossom Dinner Set

Cherry Blossom Dinner Set

Ceramic Majolica

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