by Gini Rainey It’s been a while since I jumped on the ‘book-review’ bandwagon, but when the author personally requests his book...
Check out GAC’s new classes! Discover a wide variety of courses, whether you’re eager to learn something new or refine existing skills....
There are lots of things to do that do not cost a thing on Galveston Island. Here are a few of the...
1 storm < 2 ArtWalks! We had Galveston Artwalk as planned Saturday, July 13th and again on July 20th! Enjoy our AC...
October 7th, 2023 More Information, Participating Galleries & More Indian Removal Act I: American Progress by Joe Harjo Strand Gallery October 7...
Since 1986, the Galveston Arts Center has been the proud organizer of ArtWalk. Held eight times a year on Saturday evenings...
Courtesy of Galveston Convention and Visitors Bureau You’ve waited for your vacation at the beach and now it’s raining…what to do, what...
By Rob Lucey At 10.3 miles long, the pavement atop the Galveston Seawall is said to be the longest continuous sidewalk in...
Check out the line up for Ocean Day HERE. World Ocean Day is the UN-recognized day of ocean celebration and action. For...
It was January, 2020 when Krystal Brown, Gary Frisk and Richie Vios got together for a Paint-Out. The Pandemic was just starting...
The Bryan Museum is located in the historic Galveston Orphans Home at 1315 21st St. in Galveston. Tours are given (no reservations...
Discover your inner artist by taking a fun class on the island! These are for all ages and all experience levels!
If you’ve got kids stuck at home bored out of their minds, this list of fun drawing tutorials might help. Perfect for...
The Galveston Art League Gallery is located at 2117A Postoffice St. in Galveston. For more info go to GalvestonArtLeague.com. The Galveston Art...
Written by Michael Alan Basham, Photographed by Sharis DeJaynes Forty years ago when things were just starting to coalesce on the Strand...
By Terry Card Vincent Van Gogh/Ray Heard. How could those two names be linked in any way? What could they possibly have...
Painting Her Soul By Terry Card What makes the René Wiley Gallery successful? Located at Postoffice Street and 22nd, Galveston’s renowned attraction,...
By: Lauren Elizabeth Ware On the first and third Tuesday of every month, people from all walks of life gather at The...
By Rob Lucey There are jokes about throwing lawyers in the ocean, but in at least one case, if you mix a...
By George Douglas Lee Several months ago, I was commissioned to create one of the mosaics for the Seawall Interpretive Trail (Project...
Written and Photographed by Sharis Roe DeJaynes Welcome to a brand new year! “Deck the Halls!” is over and now it is time...
By Kimber Fountain Plato made the very wise realization that “Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder.” Of course, on the...
By Terry Card “That man’s gone crazy! What’s he doin’ diggin’ for oil in front of the old orphanage? Does anybody know...
By Kimber Fountain James Phillips was first introduced to the world of art by his mother, who taught him how to draw...
By Kimber Fountain The relationship between darkness and light is one that has confounded the human race for the entirety of its...