Join J.P. Bryan and Erik Ludtke for a heart-to-heart conversation about the life and work of Lawrence Ludtke. PLEASE NOTE: This event will be streamed ONLINE and will NOT be happening at the Museum. Please RSVP below to receive the link. Lawrence Ludtke, a Houston sculptor and fellow of the National Sculpture Society were renowned for creating monumental portraits of American presidents and other important leaders. Mr. Ludtke was greatly influenced by the work of Pompeo Coppini who had a…
In the spring of 1957, Barbara Louise Smith was a 19-year-old African American music student in the College of Fine Arts at the University of Texas. A transfer student from historically black Prairie View A&M, Smith arrived in Austin in the fall of 1956 to study with Edra Gustafson, a well-regarded music professor...
Five days of fun-filled, hands-on history camp at The Bryan Museum. Daily Themes are The Stories of Galveston, The Stories of Exploration and Survival, The Stories of Settlement and Revolution, The Stories of Westward Expansion and Your Texas Story. Each day will include a combination of artifact exploration, gallery tours, arts and crafts, guest speakers, drama, creative writing and games.
Five days of fun-filled, hands-on history camp at The Bryan Museum. Daily Themes are The Stories of Galveston, The Stories of Exploration and Survival, The Stories of Settlement and Revolution, The Stories of Westward Expansion and Your Texas Story. Each day will include a combination of artifact exploration, gallery tours, arts and crafts, guest speakers, drama, creative writing and games.
