Open to the Public- September 1st!
Admission is still free, and all ages are welcome.
The Art Center will be reopening in September 1st, 2020! We will be back with walls of art work, and a new season of events and workshops.
We still need your help to sustain us in this challenging time. We are asking those who can, to donate any amount possible, to ensure we can continue to bring art, education, healing arts and culture to our Bastrop and beyond. Will you join us? Here are three ways you can.
Donate any amount you can- no amount is too small. Click here donate.
Join our growing Circle of Friends, and become a recognized contributer as an individual, family, or business. Click here to join Circle of Friends.
Become a Member, and join or expanding community of creatives, art and culture lovers and businesses. Click here to become a Member.
Online Resources for Artists
For grants and emergency funding for artists still available:
An e-newsletter, at no cost, with helpful articles on the art world, and the business side of being an artist.
Helpful view points from artists on how they are handling the current crisis.
A comprehensive site with techniques, classes, and articles to inspire artists in their creative journey.
How some artists are staying creative in this time:
The importance of an artist’s website (editorial):
We will continue adding to this list as we discover more resources to help with finances, creativity, and ways to stay connected with each other.
Explore Our Programs
The Lost Pines Art Center offers a variety of classes and workshops in many different mediums, taught by talented, experienced instructors. We host classes for all ages and skill levels—from beginners just starting out to masters of their craft. Click here to see our full calendar and class descriptions.
The Lost Pines Art Center is a gorgeous 12,000 sq. ft. glass and metal building perfect for your next event! Located just 30 minutes from the Austin airport, the Art Center houses an expansive two-story professional gallery, a mezzanine, classroom space, several studios, and a kitchen. We can accommodate small, intimate groups or large groups. Click here to learn more.
The Silo District at the Lost Pines Art Center features four fully renovated silos that serve as art studios for various mediums. The glassworks silo, the first of four, is now open! Click here to learn more.
The mission of the Lost Pines Art League is to foster the creation and appreciation of fine arts through rich and diverse programs. There are over 150 members in the Lost Pines Art League, consisting of artists of all ages, skill level, and mediums, community members, and supporters from across the country. Click here to learn more about membership.
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