Art Lab is an exploratory space for students to create, curate, install, and exhibit artwork.
Art and Healing: My PTSD Experience
This open call asks artists to reflect on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and trauma through a lens of connection and hope.
Experiencing trauma and PTSD can be isolating. However, art-making can help us connect with others through our experiences and foster empathy and respect. All veterans, military families, current students, staff and faculty of Austin Community College are welcome to submit.
This exhibition is juried by Austin-based artist Brian Joseph and will be held in TAG Art Lab (Building 4000, ACC Highland Campus).
Hours
This space is open during Highland Campus operational hours. Please note that Art Lab and all other TAG gallery spaces will be closed during all ACC holidays.
Directions
Art Lab is located on the Lower Level of Building 4000, near the sculpture lab. This space is accessible via elevator and stairs.
Past exhibitions
What's Peace Got to do with it? Art Exhibition
The Center for Peace & Conflict Studies in conjunction with The Art Galleries (TAG) at ACC invited artists from our ACC community to submit artwork for the 10th Annual Spring Symposium entitled, What’s Peace Got to Do With It: Transforming Conflicts in Your Relationship, Career, and Community.
This open call asked artists to envision what peace and conflict transformation mean to their relationships, career, and/or local to global community. This exhibition is on display in TAG Art Lab, located in the lower level of Building 4000.
Special Exhibition – ACC Faculty and Staff Exhibition
The ACC Faculty and Staff Art Exhibition was open August 21 – October 12 in Art Lab. This exhibition featured work from faculty and staff members across the college.
Artwork: Bernie Diaz, Bewitchin’, 2023, acrylic, collage, and mixed media on panel
Climate Science, Climate Justice
This pop-up ACC student exhibition in Art Lab is a contribution to the Center for Peace & Conflict Studies Annual Spring Symposium taking place on Friday, April 14.
The theme of the symposium and exhibition is: “Climate Science, Climate Justice: Personal and Civic Action.” This project aims to highlight the urgent need for organized, interdisciplinary, and multilateral collective action to address the existential threat of climate change and global warming.
Black History Month: Celebration of the Arts
The Art Galleries and ACC BRASS collaborated to host this ACC exhibition, which invited students and staff to share their artworks in relation to Black History Month.
Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation Begins with Me
The Art Galleries and the Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation Center collaborated to host this student exhibition. The theme of the exhibition, and that of the week’s events, is: “Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Begins With Me!”
Guest judge: Cindy Elizabeth
Austin Studio Tour 2022