We had a private birthday party for our daughter and it was perfect way to spend a couple hours…read more They went way beyond our expectations. Zoey and her daughters have a really passion for the art and the house in W. 6th is a great spot. Filled with a lot of heart the team there really enjoyed it as much as the kids did. Probably one of the best hidden gems still left in Austin!

Austin Creative Art Center is a long standing educational space that inspires all who walk through…read morethe door! If you want to be a better artist look no further than ACAC!

This is the coolest place! We visited while we were in town. My childhood friend participated in…read moretheir weekend studio tour and invited us to stop by. As soon as we approached the building, I knew I'd love it. The space is so colorful and vibrant, with amazing murals outside that are the perfect backdrop for pictures. There's a space in front of the building where some vendors set up. As soon as you walk in, your eyes are assaulted with so many options of where to look at. Every wall and corner is full of art waiting to be admired. If you decide to start on the left side, there's a space that's set up more like a gift shop, with visual art, prints, sculptures, handmade art, cards, and so many things other to buy. If you walk to the right side, you realize the building is a lot bigger than you expected. There's so many rooms that seem to be used by individual artists, all showcasing their art. We ran out of time before exploring it all but will definitely come back. There was one room that was all dark with black lights and had bright neon art, it was the coolest thing! I looked up their website and learned that they're the largest artist and creative complex in Texas, housing around 130 multidisciplinary artists, including painters, photographers, filmmakers, tech artists and more. They offer studio spaces available for rent, events, coworking, and lots of programming to invite the community to support the artists. Every city should have a place like this!

From the owner: The largest artist and creative studio complex in all of Austin…read more ART HUB ATX is an Art studio and gallery with over 140 artists who work here. We are open to the public Every Second Saturday for our open studio. The MUSE gallery is open every Third Thursday for our gallery showcase. We are available by appointment during normal business hours. The MUSE Gallery is available for rent through Peer Space.

Yesterday was my first time trying the Vino al Arte class and I loved it! It was surprisingly…read morerelaxing and therapeutic. Miguel, the instructor was very kind and did a great job and discussing the artist along with different types of paintings. I am in no way a a good painter but felt comfortable and confident throughout the class. It was a down to earth atmosphere which is my favorite, and the instructor everyone was met at their own pace respectfully. Who wouldn't love some painting with a little wine. I plan on going back and will recommend it to my friends and family as well. Fun times!

Love love this class.. I go to the byob adult evening class that happens on Fridays.. It's a…read morebilingual paint class, Spanish and English, totally awesome. The paintings are more complex and still easy to follow.. thank to the amazing instructors. It can fill up quick so make sure you're on the guest list and that you've rsvpd! Overall though 5 star place. Place where you can get comfortable and make new friends!

I just finished taking all 4 courses that ASOP offers. I had pursued quite a bit of photography…read moreeducation before I started these classes, so I was already frustrated with how challenging it was to fill my gaps in knowledge. From the very first Photo 1 class, Andrew positioned the material in ways I'd never heard or read before. All of the curriculum has been shaped to gradually level up a student's potential. By the 24th class, I was bursting with excitement about what I now knew how to do. I can now go out and talk with long-time professional photographers and contribute to the conversation. I've been encouraging Andrew to start publishing articles and a book. Until then, photography enthusiasts in Austin are super fortunate that ASOP is available for all of us.

I just love Andrew! Be prepared, he cannot sit still at all and walks around all class. So, if…read moreyou're looking for a person to sit down right in front of you and just talk about a camera, that's not his style. He is hands on! "Everyone get your cameras out." "Ok, what kind do you rock?" "What kind of photos do you currently enjoy taking?" "What kind of photos do you hope to take one day?" "Let's discuss this." "Now what are we shooting for?" "Is it time? Is it it Light? How much distance is involved?" At first everything is very stright forward, learning the mechanics of the computer in your hands. Because, let's face it, it's a computer. Unless you're that one person in class rocking an old school film camera, which is amazing - please be that person and make the rest of us jelly. He gives homework, well thought out and explained. He sends follow up emails after every class explaining the homework assignements again. And he loves for people to print out their photos so we can all discuss our photos and learn form one another. Also, he seems to know every camera so very well. He can figure out opperating systems super fast. I've had my camera for over a year and still get frustrated trying to find somthing. Hence the reson I stick as much stuff on my Favorites tab as possible. Not Andrew though, he can find anything on anyone's camera in under 30 seconds it seems. Trust me, once you see how many cameras he must work with each and every day, this is impressive. I've only taken level one class, but already paid for level two. Before too long I plan on taking all of his classes. He really challenges me to get outside of my comfort zone, understand my equipment better, and really wants me to succeed. If it weren't for Andrew's classes I would be stuck taking only classes at ACC that do not fit into my schedule. I'm so glad Andrew started this School. Go and take just one class - you won't be disappointed.

Anna was an amazing teacher! We took a "try it" pottery class. Talk about patience, she was so…read morethorough but with very clear with easy instructions. I'm leaving with a piece that I was hoping to make!

Very patient and caring teachers , had a wonderful time for our first time and made lovely pieces !read more

My teen is in their second year at Griffin and we feel so grateful for this school. The staff is…read moreamazing and have been so supportive. I feel they genuinely care about my child and they are very responsive. It is also really wonderful to have a place where kids are encouraged to be themselves. The education is also top notch - challenging, but not overloading kids with homework and busywork. Class sizes are very small and teachers get to know each child.

You know how sometimes you think it would be fun to try a new hobby but then decide it's equally…read morefun and less trouble to have drinks with friends instead? Art+Wine night provides a solution to this dilemma. Show up with your favorite wine and whatever art skills you do (or don't) possess and Natalya will provide all the supplies and knowledge you need to paint something worthy of displaying in your home. The website shows the project that will be taught on each date so you can pick and choose which nights you want to sign up for. The classes are small which allows Natalya to give everyone individualized instruction. I've been to four Art+Wine nights and I see SO much improvement since my first painting! I had never used oil paint and after taking a 2 session oil class I left with a legit fruit bowl painting. Artists of all skill levels come to Art+Wine night and everyone learns something new or improves their technique. It's a great way to spend a Friday night and accomplish something while drinking!

Best. Place. EVER. If you are looking for a covid friendly,…read morefun, and interactive activity I HIGHLY recommend spending an afternoon at this studio. I have never felt more safe, or more welcomed to an establishment before, in a time where it is so important for people to be kind to each other. Not to mention the INSANE work done by the head instructor, I was so impressed! Ginger is one of the most friendly, loving, and hard working women I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. So kind, so smart, and so SO talented. Could not recommend more!

Ginger is the most lovely human being you will ever meet in the whole wide world. She is…read morehardworking, genuine, and kind. She has worked tirelessly to provide for her students and to be at the spot she is now. I could not name somebody more patient and understanding with her students. She is simply lovely and her art lessons ARE worth the money

The Dojo is full the brim with skill! You'll find yourself learning from teachers and students…read morealike. There's a certain level of dedication that exists within these falls that you can feel in your bones! I meet people all over the city sprouting compliments, which says a lot because I host drawing socials and bounce around art studios all over Austin. It's been said that Atelier Dojo is the place to be! Pictures feature : student work from Danny Grant's 6-week, 6-session Intro to Figure Drawing session from a few months back!

Artists and people who seriously want to "up" their drawing and painting skills should take a good…read morelook at Atelier Dojo Fine Arts Academy in Austin. The instructors Jennifer Balkan and Roz Seriz are accomplished artists AND excellent instructors. They teach a traditional academy approach in a relaxed studio environment with helpful fellow students. The experience is virtually guaranteed to sharpen your artistic eye and improve your techniques in the media instructed. Not inexpensive but the outcomes are well worth the financial investment in yourself.

I live in San Antonio, which has been enough distance to keep me from this great school. However,…read morethe guest workshops got me there this month and I loved it! The school is super clean and organized thanks to founder/owner Heather and everyone was friendly and kind. I loved getting to see smalti in person along with the wonderful three day workshop I took. Thanks, I will be back! :)

This is a fun place! There's always something new going on. The teachers and mosaicists are very…read moretalented. For classes, people get around a big table and focus eyes and hands on making something beautiful from the variety of glass, beads, tiles, etc. It's such a stress-releaser, sort of like I imagine the old quilting bees were (or new ones still are.) Everyone is supportive and appreciative of each other and our shared love of beauty, however differently that's defined.

Love this place! My girls go to the homeschool class during the day and these ladies are an…read moreabsolute pleasure to be around. I love how small the classes are and how amazing the staff is with the kids. Looking forward to a ladies painting night soon. Highly recommend for anyone looking to get their kids into art or help them flourish! My kids ask to come back every time!

If you are considering taking an adult class or sending your child to Cordovan Art School in Round…read moreRock, don't hesitate. You will not be disappointed! I can't say enough good things about this place. The front office staff gies above and beyond, especially Nancy, who has been nothing but kind and helpful. I've been taking an adult class with instructor Dotti Berry. She is an amazing teacher, instructing from the heart and sharing her wealth of knowledge and love of art! Whether it's fundamentals, techniques or color basics, she is right there to guide you every step of the way. I've taken classes at other studios that are not as good as Cordovan. It's not that those other places were bad, it's that this studio is so much better!