ACC ADM Division Participates in the
Austin Studio Tour
Austin Community College has participated for several years in the annual Austin Studio Tour, produced by Big Medium.
ACC Arts and Digital Media’s participation highlights all of our programs, with an emphasis on our Art Department and The Art Galleries at ACC. This year we will be participating for on-campus tours and special programming as a part of WEST weekend 1 on November 5 & 6, and off-campus for our special ACC Bat Tours on WEST weekend 2 on November 12 & 13.

This year, Arts and Digital Media is also proud to be an official sponsor of Austin Studio Tour.
This event at ACC is co-sponsored with The Art Galleries at Austin Community College & ACC Alumni Network.
Our studio tours at ACC feature full facility tours, live demos, performances, and exhibitions for the following programs:
The Art Galleries at ACC, and our Departments-
Art, featuring studios in: Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Ceramics, Printmaking and Digital Art.
As well as our departments of Jewelry; Music; Drama; Dance; Creative Writing; Music Business, Performance & Technology; Game Development, Animation & Motion Graphics; Professional Photography; Radio, Television, Film and Visual Communication.
Weekend 2: WEST & EAST Austin Studio Tour- Off Campus Self Guided Bat Tours
Austin Studio Tour has 96 participants affiliated with Austin Community College this year. In order to celebrate our Riverbats in their own studios and public exhibition spaces, we decided to take our second weekend of tours off campus and into the community.
Our Bat Tours are self guided, and can be accessed in these ways:
To curate your own ACC Bat Tour, access the main map on Big Medium’s website. From there, use the “filter” navigation at top right, scroll down to “affiliations” and click “Austin Community College” to filter only the 96 ACC participants on the city map.
You can also access our Themed Tour page for ACC at: https://www.bigmedium.org/ast22-themed-tours
Visit the Art Galleries at Austin Community College on November 12 & 13 to see our exhibitions on campus.
On Campus, in Our Galleries
Gallery 2000 HLC 2.2450
Cultivating Community through Art: Sam Coronado's Serie Project and its Continuing Legacy
This exhibition highlights the wide-reaching influence of Sam Coronado (1946 – 2013) former ACC professor, artist mentor, and Chicano art movement icon. Coronado’s teachings and guidance made a lasting impact on Austin’s artistic community and many others beyond Texas borders. A substantial element to his legacy is the grant-funded Serie Project (1993-2013), which provided new opportunities for hundreds of emerging and established artists to learn screen-printing techniques by producing prints at Coronado Studio, located in the Austin neighborhood of Montopolis.
Coronado’s commitment to equity, inclusion, and education reverberates through his work at the Serie Project, his time at ACC, and his mentorship to students. Coronado ensured that the high-quality works made at the studio were reproducible, affordable, and represented the viewpoints of undervalued communities. This exhibition demonstrates the far-reaching impacts and new opportunities that can be cultivated through persistence and dedication to the arts.
Sam Z. Coronado, Quince II, 2011, screen print, 44 x 35 in.
Gallery 4000 HLC 4.2105
2022 Juried Student Art Exhibition
The 2022 Juried Student Art Exhibition features artworks created this year by ACC students. The exhibition contains works made in a variety of 2-D and 3-D media. All ACC students were welcome to submit artworks to the exhibition.
A student-led committee of Gallery Interns selected the artworks for display. The exhibition will be held in Gallery 4000 at ACC’s Highland Campus from November 5-December 8, 2022.
Avery Lundy, Piecing Myself Together, 2022, digital print, 17 x 11 in.
Art Lab, Building 4000, Downstairs
Art Lab
Welcome to Art Lab!
Welcome to ACC Highland Campus!
We are located at 6101 Airport Blvd. 78752
When you arrive to campus, please park in the ACC South Parking Garage.
From there, you can exit the parking garage on the north side, and walk down the sidewalk to join us in Building 4000, or further into the Paseo to access Building 2000.
Parking in our garage is free. There are also bike racks at the garage and near the Paseo for those of you joining us by bicycle.

Hungry? Eat here:
If you are spending time with us for the Austin Studio Tours, you may find yourself hungry!
Check out some of these local businesses near our Highland Campus.
On campus:
The Pho
Bennu Coffee
Paris Baguette
In the Linc Center:
Easy Tiger
Lima Criolla Peruvian
Vivo
Across the Street:
The Brewtorium