Memory Exhibition Opens at the Carver Museum in Austin, Texas, on the Evening of November 13: Works by 10 Contemporary Artists, on View Through January 2027
ECHOES ATX and the George Washington Carver Museum opened the exhibition "In Living Memory" in Austin, Texas, with an opening celebration on November 13, 2026, from 6 to 9 p.m. Central time. The exhibition honors the people, places and traditions that have shaped Black and Hispanic Austin, and continues through January 2027.
Through the work of ten contemporary artists, the exhibition presents portraits of East Austin neighbors and local legends, documentary photography, Super 8 film, a Tejana family ofrenda, oral histories, and family and community archives, moving through themes of place, memory and legacy.
Featured artists include Dr. Robyn B. Adams, the 2026-27 ACLU of Texas Artist-in-Residence, Alejandro Hendricks, Leslie Lozano and Bieke Campos, alongside six other participating artists.
Admission is always free, with an optional donation of 5 to 10 dollars supporting the artists and community programming. The museum is at 1165 Angelina Street in Austin, with free parking and accessible parking available, and advance free reservations are strongly encouraged after the previous opening reached capacity.
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