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Art From the Streets brings gallery to the Central Library

Peruse two-dimensional pieces created by 40 unhoused or at-risk artists for free until Sunday, Sept. 29.

Creation of the Animals by Jesus Polanco

Expect work like this one, called “Creation of the Animals,” to be on display.

Painting by Jesus Polanco, photo courtesy The Library Foundation

Word on the street is that you’ll want to see this Art From the Streets.

The Gallery at Austin Central Library will debut “Art From the Streets: 40 Community Artists,” a new gallery put together by unhoused or at-risk creators, on Saturday, July 27 running through Sunday, Sept. 29. The gallery is free to visit and open to the public.

Each of the 40 artists — who will attend the reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 8 — will display two or three unique pieces. Artists receive 95% of the proceeds from sold work.

Ready to add to your collection? You can also preview art from the 2024 collection and buy prints online.

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