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Inside Kerr Arts and Cultural Center with Lanza Teague

Inside Kerr Arts and Cultural Center with Lanza Teague

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 Delve into the heart of the Texas Hill Country with award winning "Hill Country Artists Podcast," which illustrates and illuminates the vibrant tapestry of art rooted in this iconic region. From the sun-drenched limestone cliffs to the serene Guadalupe River, the Hill Country has been a muse for countless artists, providing a unique backdrop for creativity to flourish. In each episode, we uncover the stories behind the area's most captivating artworks, converse with local artists about their inspirations, and explore the fusion of Texan traditions with contemporary artistic expressions. In this episode, Andrew Gay steps behind the mic to sit down with Lanza Teague, the Executive Director of the Kerr Arts and Cultural Center (KACC). Lanza provides an insightful background on her journey to KACC and shares the key activities and spaces at the center. They discuss three newly installed art shows and the diverse mediums and talents involved. Teague also highlights upcoming events, including the Outdoor Painters event and the annual Texas Furniture Makers Show. Listeners are invited to engage with the center by attending receptions, becoming sponsors, or even hosting visiting artists. Key Highlights · Overview of Kerr Arts and Cultural Center · Current Exhibits and Events · Upcoming Outdoor Painters Event · Quick Draw Event Details · Annual Texas Furniture Makers Show Kerrville Arts and Culture Center

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