Each corner of the world has its own way to communicate through images – we want to bring to Austin artwork that moves us and present the creators of paintings, posters, sculptures, and let their work speak for itself.
PROJECTS & MORE
PL IN ATX – Posters by Patrycja Longawa
A large exhibition of art posters by a Polish designer, Patrycja Longawa, opens on October 26 at the AO5 Gallery – please see details on the Event page and join us! Here are some of the beautiful posters that will be part of the exhibition. All available for purchase.
Music and More in Polish Poster Art of Leszek Żebrowski
Our collaboration with two Austin art institutions brought the incredible poster art of Leszek Zebrowski to Austin. Between October 21 and November 6, 2022, we partnered with the A05 Gallery to host Music in Polish Poster Art displaying over 30 beautiful posters designed by one of Poland’s leading poster artists most widely known around the…
More… Music and More in Polish Poster Art of Leszek Żebrowski
Tamara Lempicka Mural
The Unveiling Event & Party DEC 2, 2023 A woman following her own passion, creative, curious, and rebellious – not afraid to test and cross many artistic and societal norms – confident in her strength and talent. A trailblazer and a troublemaker, ready to challenge the system and the world if it stood in her…
FOLLOW HER! Murals & Mosaics Bike Tour
After creating a mural of Pola Negri and Josephine Baker at The Yard, we wanted to showcase some of the Austin’s street art celebrating women by connecting the art works and their creators with the community. This is how the idea of the “FOLLOW HER!” bike ride came about. We invited the community to join…
Poster Art With A Cause!
Dot Dot Dot Connect, inspired by the power of art, organized an outdoor happening by displaying selected poster images that were carried by demonstrators in Poland. Our Lebanese friend, Alex Boulos, provided live music with his own compositions. We called the event “Poster Art With A Cause!”. It took place on November 21, 2020 at…
Pola Negri and Josephine Baker Mural
Street art tells a story. Sometimes the message is subtle, other times loud and provocative; almost always evokes feelings, makes us think, or even act. It is free for all to experience. While passing by, we can happen upon it unprepared or expecting to be struck again by the image or the idea left there…