Calendar of Events
- Artist Talk: Robert Langham III January 17, 2019Featured photographer Robert Langham III will discuss how to be more creative no matter what you are doing with specific suggestions of how to increase and sharpen your process.
- Skyline Maker: The Architecture of David S Castle November 8, 2018This exhibition will highlight the career of Abilene architect David S. Castle. As one of the most significant and prominent architects in Abilene and the Big Country in the early to mid-1900s, David S. Castle designed and built hundreds of schools, residential buildings, hotels, medical buildings, municipal buildings, churches, recreational buildings, and courthouses. The exhibition […]
- CCAN: CCA Arts National Competition November 6, 2018A national art competition open to all artists 21 years of age and over. Artists can submit up to 3 artworks in various mediums. Submitted artwork must not have been shown previously at the Center for Contemporary Arts (CCA).
- INHERIT the EARTH: Margaret Smithers-Crump September 16, 2018The art of Margaret Smithers-Crump is rooted in a life-long love of both our planet as well as personal and global human interactions with the natural world. Her current work examines microscopic and macroscopic relationships in nature. Travels aboard and experience of the vast open spaces of West Texas has had a particular influence on […]
- Outside of Time: Philip John Evett (1923-2016) September 16, 2018Philip John Evett’s sculpture exists outside of time. It is impossible to place the work into one particular style or art movement even though he was a prolific artist for more than 60 years. Retro, modern, contemporary, and classical are all appropriate in describing his elegant sculpted forms. He originally worked with stone, clay, plastic, […]
Sizzlin’ Saxophonin’ Sinchak.
Tonight at 8:00 pm head over the Abilene Christian University to hear the very best in soprano saxophone with a recital by Matthew Sintchak. Sinchak is the saxophone professor at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. He holds a Doctorate and Master of Music degrees in saxophone performance from the Eastman School of Music. He has been schooled by legendary performers such as Claude Delangle, Kenneth Radnofsky and more. The cost is free to hear this acclaimed performer in the Williams Performing Arts Center. Call 325-674-2199 for more information.
Help us welcome Matthew Sintchak to Abilene for the ACU jazz ensemble concert! Photo found: http://www.anciaquartet.com/matt.htm
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