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|Program type=Education; Retail | |Program type=Education; Retail | ||
|Program short description=The Mall is a small art gallery in Austin, TX. We help artists make a living, with a particular interest in uplifting women artists, queer artists, and artists of color whose voices are more often marginalized, and to create an exciting and beautiful platform and context for their work. A majority of our gallery features works from Austin artists, and is exemplary of the unique culture of Austin. Beyond a space for exhibition, The Mall also actively facilitates education and community via four workshops annually, and the creation of new art via commissions of editioned work. | |||
|Program start date=2016-11-01 | |Program start date=2016-11-01 | ||
|Program image=THE MALL - LOGO.png | |Program image=THE MALL - LOGO.png | ||
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The Mall
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| Mallunteer Volunteer Signup | We're seeking volunteers to support The Mall through retail support, social media, shipping and artist communications. | Volunteer | |
| The Mall Vendor Application | This application form is for any artist seeking to vend goods at The Mall. | Open Call | |
| Volunteer Opportunity | Sign up to join the volunteer list and see upcoming volunteer opportunities here. | Volunteer |
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Program purpose
The Mall is a small art gallery in Austin, TX. We help artists make a living, with a particular interest in uplifting women artists, queer artists, and artists of color whose voices are more often marginalized, and to create an exciting and beautiful platform and context for their work. A majority of our gallery features works from Austin artists, and is exemplary of the unique culture of Austin. Beyond a space for exhibition, The Mall also actively facilitates education and community via four workshops annually, and the creation of new art via commissions of editioned work.
