Jun 21, 24 Blanton Happenings 
Blanton Museum of Art, Congress & MLK
(512) 232-5171, blantonmuseum.org
Jun 21 Art Fix: Drawing - 6:00 p.m.
Explore different works of art as well as various drawing techniques in the exhibition Master Drawings from the Yale University Art Gallery. Supplies provided. No registration required. Please call (512) 471-9205 for more information.
Jun 24 An Academic Century: An Introduction to 19th-Century Art - 2:00 p.m.
Second in a series of four classes exploring painting, architecture, sculpture and printmaking. This class will look at 19th-century painting with Cheryl Snay, assistant curator of prints and drawings. Cost for the series: $75 members/$100 non-members. Please call (512) 471-9205 to register or for more information.
Jun 21 Fashioning a New Woman 
7:00 p.m.
Harry Ransom Center for the Humanitites, 21st & Guadalupe
(512) 471-8944, hrc.utexas.edu
Author Raye Virginia Allen tells the story of Gordon Conway, the Texas-born designer who helped define the look and lifestyle of the flapper world-wide in "Fashioning a New Woman: Gordon Conway."
Jun 22-Aug 4 Perspectivas: Armando Miguélez 
Volitant Gallery, 320 Congress, Ste. 100
(512) 236-1240, volitant.com
This solo exhibition by Mexico City based artist, Armando Miguélez, introduces his latest body of work, which takes the intangible essence of memory and relates it outward. Perspectivas is a mindset, a vision, and a view. Opening Reception and Artist Talk: Friday, June 22, 2007 6:00?9:00 p.m., Artist Talk starts at 6:30 p.m.
Jun 23 Art in Public Places 
2nd Annual Artist Workshop Series
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Austin City Hall, 301 West 2nd St. at Lavaca
(512) 974-9308, cityofaustin.org
Starting & Succeeding in Public Art: Info and Advice for Everyone. After enthusiastic response to last year's workshops, the Austin Art in Public Places Program (AIPP) begins a new series of summer artists' workshops, this June through August. All workshops are free and are open to the public. Experienced artists, arts professionals and Austin public art administrators will lead each of the three workshops which will provide a comprehensive overview of the public art making process. Participants will be given the necessary tools to enter the public art arena, information on creating impressive applications, advice from public artists and selection panelists, and a free spiral-bound Resource Guide. This is a terrific program, so go to cityofaustin.org for details.
Jun 23 A Century of Pictures - Docent-led Tours
2:00 p.m.
Austin Museum of Art, 823 Congress
(512) 495-9224, amoa.org
Join Austin Museum of Art for a docent-led tour of A Century of Pictures. Hear the stories behind the photographs and make connections between the exhibitions.
Jun 24 Science Sundays
3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Austin Children's Museum, 201 Colorado
(512) 472-2499, austinkids.org
Discover the fascinating world of science with special guests who'll bring their expertise to visitors on Science Sundays at the Austin Children's Museum. Don't forget, the Museum is free from 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. on Sundays so come and enjoy some science! This week's event is sponsored by the Society of Women's Engineers.
Jun 27 Behind These Walls...Our Community's Collective Memory
6:00 p.m.
Austin History Center, 810 Guadalupe
(512) 974-7499, cityofaustin.org/library/ahc
Collective Memory is an Austin History Center (AHC) Association program designed to share the story of the Austin History Center's work and rich historical treasures housed in the center with the community. As part of this program the History Center is hosting special small group evening tours highlighting the AHC's collection of treasures and historic 1933 Italian Renaissance building. The tours are free, but advance registration is required. To register, contact Sharmyn Lilly, Exec. Dir. at (512) 974-7499 or at sharmyn.lilly@ahca.net.
Jun 27 High Noon Talks
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, 1800 N. Congress
(512) 936-8746, thestoryoftexas.com
Learn about the many research discoveries and advanced technologies that have resulted from man's exploration of space. Meet and hear scientists, engineers and NASA experts discuss space-related research and personal adventures in the space program! Guest Speaker - Dr. Hans Mark. NASA supervisor of the first 14 space shuttle flights who also specializes in spacecraft and aircraft design and the development of electro-magnetic rail guns will be on hand for this Talk. Free with Museum Admission.
Jun 27 - Jun 30 Nobelity - In Pictures 
Photography Exhibit and Gallery Screenings
Fielding Lecht Gallery, 708 Congress
(512) 476-0044, fieldlinglecht.com
Fielding Lecht Gallery and The Nobelity Project present an exhibit of photographs from Nobelity, Turk Pipkin's feature documentary, which looks at the world's most pressing problems through the eyes of Nobel laureates. The exhibit features photos taken by Turk Pipkin and Vance Holmes during the film's production in India, Africa, France, Britain and the U.S. Also showing will be Nobelity-inspired art by Katie Pipkin. The opening night reception, Wednesday, June 27th from 6:00-9:00 p.m., will be attended by Turk Pipkin, Vance Holmes and Katie Pipkin and is free of charge. Donations are requested to The Nobelity Project. As part of the exhibit, Nobelity will screen continuously during gallery hours through Saturday.
Still on Display Downtown...
To 6/28: AVAA 30th Anniversary, Scarbrough Building, avaaonline.org
6/28-7/30: AVAA 30th Anniversary, Dougherty Arts Center, avaaonline.org
To 6/30: Andy St Martin: Selected Works from 1999 to 2007, 4 walls fine art, 4wallsfineart.com
To 6/30: Between the Body and the Soul, Las Manitas Avenue Cafe, lapena-austin.org
To 6/30: Dali & The Surrealists: The Argillet Era, Russell Collection, russell-collection.com
To 6/30: Just Been Fired, Gallery Lombardi, gallerylombardi.com
To 7/12: Rob Harrell, Wally Workman Gallery, wallyworkmangallery.com
To 7/14: The Elizabeth Portraits & Other Works, d berman Gallery, dbermangallery.com
To 7/28: The American Twenties, Harry Ransom Center, hrc.utexas.edu
To 7/31: We are from Vietnam, Austin Children's Museum, austinkids.org
To 8/4: memoria/memoir: Carol Flax, Volitant Gallery, volitant.com
To 8/4: Perspectivas: Armando Miguélez, Volitant Gallery, volitant.com
To 8/5: A Century of Grace: 19th-Century Masterworks, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 8/12: A Century in Pictures, Austin Museum of Art, amoa.org
To 8/12: Will van Overbeek: Photographs of Barton Springs, Austin Museum of Art, amoa.org
To 8/12: Master Drawings from the Yale University Art Gallery, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 8/19: New American Talent, Art House at the Jones Center, arthousetexas.org
To 8/26: The Happiest Day: Wedding Customs in Transition, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 8/26: Parmigianino: His Graphic Legacy, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 8/26: Bauhaus Portfolios, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 8/31: Testimonio, La Peña Gallery, lapena-austin.org
To 8/31: Voces de Fuego, La Peña Gallery, lapena-austin.org
To Fall '07: Gibson Guitartown Showcase Art Guitars, Wild About Music, wildaboutmusic.com
To 9/22: Made to Walk the Skies: Texas & Space Travel, Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, thestoryoftexas.com
To 9/22: The Big Game, Austin Children's Museum, austinkids.org
To 9/23: TexaVision, Texas Capitol Visitors Center, TexasCapitolVisitorsCenter.com]
To 12/31: Antarctica: Life at the Bottom of the World, Texas Memorial Museum, texasmemorialmuseum.org
To 12/31: From Revolution to Renaissance, Mexic-arte Museum, mexic-artemuseum.org
To 1/31: People's Gallery 2007 Exhibition, Austin City Hall, cityofaustin.org
Ongoing:
European Paintings from the Permanent Collection and America/Americas, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
Gems and Minerals, Texas Memorial Museum, texasmemorialmuseum.org
