Austin Studio Tour at MoHA 2025
| Date start | 11.08.25 |
| Date end | 11.16.25 |
| Start Time | 12pm |
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| Admission | Free |
Come visit The Museum of Human Achievement (MoHA) this Austin Studio Tour (AST)! We’ll have performances, visual artwork, vendors, meet-the-artists, and celebrations throughout both weekends of AST (Nov 8-9 and Nov 15-16). You can also join in on the festivities by signing up for a volunteer shift or two.
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These projects are supported in part by the City of Austin Economic Development Department, Austin UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts, and the Texas Commission on the Arts.
Full Schedule
Presented by MoHA
Visit the MoHA Gallery to see work by and meet a handful of MoHA’s studio member artists. MoHA staff and volunteers will also be running a compliment booth! Come learn about our programs and get a compliment.Presented by The Mall
For this year's Austin Studio Tour, The Mall will be hosting a vendor market in the parking lot area in front of MoHA for both weekends. Weekend 1 will focus on a repair fair theme and Weekend 2 we’ll see some familiar and new faces.
Come get your clothes repaired, shop for art, learn about solar panels, and check out vintage threads from a variety of local vendors!Presented by Welcome to my Homepage
Serena Zam will debut NEWSK1N, her interactive, horror-inspired, web-based project about skin, pain, and chronic illness. Meet the artist, explore her web project, and check out the physical zine. Artist in-person 11/8 and 11/15-16 during Austin Studio Tour 2025 at MoHA.Presented by Unlisted Projects
CopenhAustin resident artist Andreas Haglund, from Denmark, will perform a portion of their solo choreographic piece, Feral Fantasies, during the Austin Studio Tour at The Museum of Human Achievement. The solos dance piece asks: How can the perceived monstrosity of queerness be used as a tool towards a more complex understanding of nature?Presented by Cage Match Project
From Managua, Nicaragua, Javier Robelo uses sculpture and performance to explore queer feeling through play, touch, and collaboration. Using paper-mâché, fabric, and tape, he creates forms that blur the line between body and object, inviting participation and connection. Round 25: A Body Without Organs reimagines the cage as a living, shifting body animated by wind, sunlight, and movement. Through acts of tying, touching, and unmaking, Robelo celebrates the liveliness of materials and the fluid nature of being.Presented by MoHA and Govalle Cultural District
Come celebrate the official city and state designation of the Govalle Cultural District at The Museum of Human Achievement on Sunday November 16th at noon! Brief remarks by community stakeholders, Texas Commission on the Arts as well as snacks and drinks. Stay for a tour of MoHA and the Canopy complex as part of the final day of the Austin Studio tour.Presented by MoHA and Austin UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts
Artists, organizers, and members of our local government explore Austin’s media arts ecosystem, and how our membership in the UNESCO Creative City Network connects us with other cities around the world making significant contributions in media arts.
