How do I exhibit my artwork in Georgetown, Texas?
Art Opportunities in Georgetown: How to Exhibit Your Work
Overview:
The City of Georgetown values artists and recognizes the important role the arts play in creating a vibrant community. Through the Georgetown Public Library and the City's Arts & Culture Program, artists have opportunities to share their work with residents and visitors in a variety of settings, including gallery exhibits and public art projects.
Exhibit at the Georgetown Public Library
The Georgetown Public Library welcomes artists and arts organizations to submit proposals to exhibit their work during the library's annual open call for exhibits. Selected exhibitions are displayed throughout the year, giving artists the opportunity to showcase their work in a highly visited public space.
Artists may submit proposals online or by mail or hand delivery. Information about current and upcoming exhibits, proposal requirements, and submission deadlines is available through the City's Art at the Library.
Library Location
402 W. 8th Street
Georgetown, TX 78626
Library Hours
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Monday - Thursday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
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Friday: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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Saturday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Sunday: Noon - 5 p.m.
Georgetown Arts & Culture Program
In addition to library exhibitions, the City's Arts & Culture Program provides opportunities for artists to participate in projects that enhance Georgetown's public spaces and celebrate the community's creative spirit. Throughout the year, the program issues calls for artists for a variety of exhibitions and public art initiatives.
Artists are encouraged to explore the City's Arts Culture Program for current opportunities to exhibit artwork and participate in community art projects.
Murals
Murals are an important part of Georgetown's public art program. Through the City's Arts & Culture Program, mural projects help enhance public spaces, contribute to the city's visual character, and celebrate Georgetown's history, culture, and sense of place.
Artists interested in public art opportunities should monitor the City's Arts Culture Program for announcements regarding mural projects and artist calls.
Painted Rain Barrel Project
The City's Painted Rain Barrell Project combines public art with water conservation education. Sponsored by the City's Water Conservation program in partnership with the Arts & Culture Program, the project invites artists to transform rain barrels into unique works of art.
Completed rain barrels are displayed in downtown Georgetown as part of the City's arts programming before being auctioned to support water conservation education and outreach efforts. The project showcases local creativity while promoting environmental stewardship through art.
Explore More Opportunities
Whether exhibiting artwork at the Georgetown Public Library, participating in a public mural project, or contributing to the Painted Rain Barrel Project, Georgetown offers artists meaningful opportunities to share their creativity with the community.
Artists are encouraged to visit the City's Arts & Culture Program and Art at the Library pages for current calls for artists, exhibition opportunities, and information about upcoming public art projects.
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Contact & Resources
Georgetown Public Library - Art at the Library
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Address: 402 W. 8th Street, Georgetown, TX 78626
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Art Exhibit Contact: Ann Evans, Adult Services Librarian
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Phone: (512) 930-6614
Georgetown Arts & Culture Program
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Phone: (512) 930-8471
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