The MAW Gallery

06/02/2023

The MAW Gallery has closed its doors. Thank you for your support over the last five years! Please continue to support local artists and arts organizations.

05/28/2023

Happy Memorial Day weekend! We honor our heroes and appreciate their sacrifice.

05/17/2023

Many pieces of art at The MAW Gallery have found a new home. Please stop by before the end of May if you would like to see the remaining works of art.

05/10/2023

A few weeks are left before The MAW Gallery closes at the end of May. We do have some remaining works available, including "Christ in the Desert" by premier Austin watercolorist Courtney Brown.

Christ in the Desert by Courtney Brown

05/03/2023

May is the last month for The MAW Gallery to be open. Beginning this week, The MAW Gallery will have new hours. We are open Tuesday – Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Come in and see us!

Turquoise Door by Angi English

04/26/2023

Parting is such sweet sorrow! After five wonderful years, The MAW Gallery will close in May 2023. We have enjoyed visiting with our friends and gallery guests and appreciate your support. Please stop by before the end of May to see the remaining works of art.

04/26/2023

Kansas native and Austin resident David Piper delights in creating whimsical art to lift the spirits and make you stop and take a second look. Come see his ode to fancy fishing, "Whatever Bites," at The MAW Gallery, Tue.-Sat., 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. We think you'll be hooked!

Whatever Bites by David Piper

04/12/2023

Landscape artist Rose Anne Huck Stanard finds solace and inspiration for much of her art from nature, especially on her Missouri farm. The towering "Cottonwood Dragon" shows traces of her Hudson River School influence.

Cottonwood Dragon by Rose Anne Huck Stanard

04/05/2023

Taylor Bailey is a visual artist living and working in Central Texas. An avid rock climber and caver, Bailey completed this charcoal work after an adventure in Terlingua.

that time we got chased by javelinas (terlingua, tx) by Taylor Bailey

03/29/2023

Employing vibrant, bold colors in decidedly abstract flourishes, Austin artist Christine Comerford fashions exquisitely detailed whimsical shapes, making them swirl and meld, reflecting the passage of time and space.

Blackberries Sprawling 2/100 by Christine Comerford

03/29/2023

Local artist Adriane Brown created this happy, colorful portrait. Adriane is a formally trained artist and has always been interested in figurative work.

03/29/2023

Local artist Adriane Brown created this happy, colorful portrait. Adriane is a formally trained artist and has always been interested in figurative work.

KC in the Candy Store by Adriane Brown

03/22/2023

This charming watercolor is by Austin artist Courtney Brown, who has been recognized for her expertise in that genre. She painted Old Koloa Sugar Mill after a visit to Hawaii.

Old Koloa Sugar Mill by Courtney Brown

03/08/2023

We have different genres and offerings at The MAW Gallery! Oils to acrylics, watercolors to sculptures, from acclaimed masters to local artists. This piece by Abstract Expressionist Stephen Sacklarian is rare. Much of his work was destroyed in a fire.

Crossed Space by Stephen Sacklarian

02/22/2023

We end floral February with "Asters" by Hayley Lever. A painter and teacher, Lever has been recognized as one of the leaders of American Impressionism in the 20th century. He told his students, “Art is nothing but having a good time.”

Asters by Hayley Lever

02/15/2023

Did you know noted French chef Jacques Pépin was also a skilled artist? Discover more about his art, plus recipes and anecdotes in "Art of the Chicken,"part of The MAW Gallery's An Open Book series.

02/08/2023

With Valentine's Day coming soon, we wanted to show some beautiful florals. Artist Kathleen Speranza is acclaimed for her exquisite floral still life. She grows roses and teaches classes on capturing their beauty across the globe.

Yellow Cluster by Kathleen Speranza

01/25/2023

Artist Stephen Sacklarian's work is a blend of Modern and Abstract Expressionist with elements of Cubism and Surrealism. His art was considered energetic and upbeat until the tragic early death of his wife. Sacklarian despaired so much that he ceased painting and even destroyed his studio and the vast majority of his works. This remaining painting is rare. See it at The MAW Gallery!

Crossed Space by Stephen Sacklarian