Wimberley, Texas
512-847-9030
Guest Show Feb 1, 2020
NEXT GUEST SHOW Feb 1 – March 30 Reception on Sat. the 8th. Drop-off Jan 30, pick-up March 31. Get Forms Here
Inter.Sections, with Nathan Brown! Sunday, January 19, 3-5 pm!
Nathan is an author, songwriter, and award-winning poet living in Wimberley, Texas. During this special event at Art on 12, Nathan will be performing songs from his album of all-original songs, “The Streets of San Miguel”, released this last year. He will also be reading selections from his many published books of poetry, together with poems written about selected pieces of art from our gallery.
Events
JOURNEYS: Member Show Through Jan. 30th
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step… Lao Tzu
NEXT GUEST SHOW
Feb 1 – March 30
Reception on Sat. the 8th.
Why a Destination?
Art on 12 is situated in the heart of Central Texas, in Wimberley. Our city has been designated a Texas Cultural District by the Texas Commission on the Arts. Our gallery is a destination for all those who wish to experience the rich heritage of Texas. Meet our local, regional, and nationally known artists, many of whom reside in our small town or live close by.
Come experience the flavor of this unique artists’ community. We have over 14 galleries that participate in our Second Saturday Gallery Trail. Experience southern hospitality with wine, beer, hor d’ouevres, and meet many of the artists.
What makes our gallery special is not just the high quality of talent in our local community, but also we feature art by such nationally known artists as Maxine Price, Debra Steidel, Gary Oakley, Ronnie Weeks, and Soon Warren.
Every Second Saturday Gallery Trail
Wine, Beer, Hors d’oeuvres
Second Saturday Gallery Trail Map
Art on 12
13811 Ranch Road 12
Wimberley, Texas 78676
info@arton12.com
512-847-9030
Hours:
Sunday through Thursday 10 am to 5 pm
Friday and Saturday 10 am to 6 pm
“We at Art on 12, for the fourth year in a row, offer our sincere thanks to all that have voted for us and supported our fine art business.” We have become an art destination in Wimberley, and we couldn’t have done it without you.”