Swing by the museum throughout the week of March 12-15 to view current exhibitions, visit our Little Free Library, enjoy a make-and-take art activity. The museum is open from 12-5 Tues-Sun and 12-8 on Thursdays. PLEASE NOTE THAT: The Ellen Noel Art Museum is temporarily housed inside the UTPB Presidential Archives
Swing by the museum throughout the week of March 12-15 to view current exhibitions, visit our Little Free Library, enjoy a make-and-take art activity. The museum is open from 12-5 Tues-Sun and 12-8 on Thursdays. PLEASE NOTE THAT: The Ellen Noel Art Museum is temporarily housed inside the UTPB Presidential Archives
Swing by the museum throughout the week of March 12-15 to view current exhibitions, visit our Little Free Library, enjoy a make-and-take art activity. The museum is open from 12-5 Tues-Sun and 12-8 on Thursdays. PLEASE NOTE THAT: The Ellen Noel Art Museum is temporarily housed inside the UTPB Presidential Archives
Presenting the next in line for ENAM’s Curated Gourmet Series: Museum Uncorked: A Night of Art & Wine! Save the date for March 8, 2024 Save the date for March 8, 2024! This event will feature five unique chef-curated, exhibit-inspired food tastings paired specifically by the West Texas Wine Society in conjunction with our Gastronomy exhibit. Reservation is required in advance, and you can reserve your spot here: https://form.jotform.com/240165455258155 Hurry, because there’s only a limited amount of tickets left! Texas Cocktail Attire.
Adventures in Art Ages 6 - 12 Adventures in Art is an exhibition-driven class for children ages 6 - 12. We begin with a gallery walk of a related exhibition in the museum and finish with a studio art experience that changes with each class. This 1 hour class is held once a month from October - May. Registration is required in advance only of $20, due by the previous Thursday at 5:00 pm. Scholarships are available. For more information contact Annie Stanley here. January 7: 3D Design • February 4: Printmaking • March 3: Graphic Design
Ages 3 - 5 Art Tales is a free program that includes a live reading of a beautifully illustrated children’s book and followed by a hands-on art activity that is age appropriate. This 30 minute program is geared towards children age 3 - 5 and held twice a month October - May. Upcoming Dates for 2023/ 2024: December 6: What Pete Ate from A-Z January 10: A Child of Books January 24: Dragon Loves Tacos February 7: Tiny, Perfect Things February 21: The Day the Crayons Quit
Spend the evening enjoying a discussion of selected work from the Ellen Noël Art Museum’s collection. Get the chance to view, analyze, and discuss artwork using visual thinking strategies. Small groups can be accommodated. · Free
All ages welcome. Drop by and create an original, unique, valentine using collage, printmaking, and stamping techniques. Come & Go · Free!
Ages 3 - 5 Art Tales is a free program that includes a live reading of a beautifully illustrated children’s book and followed by a hands-on art activity that is age appropriate. This 30 minute program is geared towards children age 3 - 5 and held twice a month October - May. Upcoming Dates for 2023/ 2024: December 6: What Pete Ate from A-Z January 10: A Child of Books January 24: Dragon Loves Tacos February 7: Tiny, Perfect Things February 21: The Day the Crayons Quit
Adventures in Art Ages 6 - 12 Adventures in Art is an exhibition-driven class for children ages 6 - 12. We begin with a gallery walk of a related exhibition in the museum and finish with a studio art experience that changes with each class. This 1 hour class is held once a month from October - May. Registration is required in advance only of $20, due by the previous Thursday at 5:00 pm. Scholarships are available. For more information contact Annie Stanley here. January 7: 3D Design • February 4: Printmaking • March 3: Graphic Design
Help us create a post-modern sewing circle. Knitters, Quilters, Stitchers- or those who would like to be! All are invited to bring current projects to work on while we share techniques and ideas. · Free
Artistic expression is inherently shaped by cultural influences and personal experiences within a given society. Haiti is no exception to this rule. In response to this cultural dynamic, the nonprofit organization, New Vision Art School, located in Port-au-Prince, Haiti was established to address a community need. It serves as a safe haven for children, offering them the opportunity to enjoy workshops, channel their creativity, embark on educational journeys to museums and other art-related institutions, and fosters a supportive community where parents can connect and receive assistance. This pop-up exhibition showcases the artistic creations by children who have benefitted from the nonprofit organization, New Vision Art School, located in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The artwork by these children reflects their cultural beliefs, traditions, and customs. Please join us for a reception one week after opening, on February 8th, 2024, at 6PM! on loan from the Hatcher-Levinger Family collection.