Georgetown Art Center

Keep kiddos creative this summer with the help of Cordovan Art School's Summer Art Camps! Camps take place at the Georgetown Art Center and range from ages 5-12 with various art topics to choose from.

For more information and to register, visit cordovanartschool.com

A little GAC history! It's incredible to see all the changes throughout the years!

Sonia Colonna-Mathis is a Fine Artist and Picture Frame Designer in Georgetown, Texas.

"Along with geographical sentiment, to Catherine, the biology of aspens echoes connection and family lineage, “The Aspens are not individual trees, and that is what is so fascinating about them. They’re unlike any other tree, they are from a whole line of root systems, so each aspen tree comes from another root system (Catherine Prose)."'

Read the full exhibit review on our website now!

Impressions of Wildflowers comes to an end on June 28th.

Find some summer fun with the Cordovan Art School 4th of July Summer Camp Sale!

The Cordovan Art School is located inside the Georgetown Art Center. This offer is valid for any half-day, 5-day camp from July 3rd-6th.
Visit their website at cordovanartschool.com for more information and to register.

There are just a few spots remaining in the upcoming Screen Monotype Masterclass with featured GAC Exhibit Artist Cat Prose!

Explore a painterly approach to screenprinting in this unique Masterclass with Cat Prose. In this course, master printmaker Cat Prose will discuss a brief history of screenprinting, introduce non-toxic materials, demonstrate a screen monotype process and explore each student’s themes.

Artists should bring a variety of acrylic brushes, towels, and (5) 8x10 sketches of themes being explored.

June 27, 1-5pm | $120 members | $150 non-members
Visit our website to register!

Unleash creativity with Summer Art Classes at the Cordovan Art School, spots go fast so be sure to register!

For more information on pricing and camps, visit cordovanartschool.com

Sandi Sykora is inspired by the beauty of the natural world

They are drawn to mosaics because of the tactile nature of the medium. The range of colors in glass and tile also inspires with their infinite combinations.

Sykora pushes the limits by adding rocks, fossils, stones, and other found objects, adding to the excitement of creating a mosaic.

"I believe that art is beauty, and my purpose is to contribute to it."

Missed our recent interview? Watch it now: https://www.kxan.com/video/georgetown-art-center-impressions-of-wildflowers-exhibit-may-june-2026/11829617

Registration for this Masterclass is limited so don't wait to sign up!