Art is alive and thriving in this funky, eclectic part of Downtown. Once purely industrial buildings, converted warehouses now serve as lofts, restaurants, offices, art studios and galleries. It’s not surprising to find every inch of unused space is eventually repurposed to serve a greater artistic good. Large scale, collaborative art events like ArtCrawl and FotoFest Biennial were born in this district and create a wonderful sense of community throughout. You’ll also find original loft living set amongst artists’ studios. Art lovers come hither; this district is the place for you.
WindowWorks transforms vacant and inactive storefronts along Main Street through bold, vibrant designs. In partnership with UP Art Studio, the program features the work of 20 Texas-based visual artists including photographers, graphic designers and muralists. ...
Part gallery, part studio, Hardy & Nance Studios is 15,000 square feet of pure creativity. This is an artist owned and operated event space & studios catering to the visual ...