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Blanton Live: Haas Brothers

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Artists Simon and Niki Haas join Blanton Chief Curator and Deputy Director of Collections Carter Foster for a conversation exploring their current mid-career retrospective. Together, they’ll reflect on the brothers’ growing up in Austin and the influence of the city’s creative culture in the 1990s on their work; their collaborative approach to working with one another, other artists, and fabricators; the role of popular culture in shaping their subject matter; and their focus on craft as an essential part of both the process and meaning of their work.

Member Tickets now on sale! General Tickets on sale Friday, October 9.
Not yet a member? Join today! https://blantonmuseum.org/support/membership/

Blanton Members get discounted admission and parking

Artists Simon and Niki Haas join Blanton Chief Curator and Deputy Director of Collections Carter Foster for a conversation exploring their current mid-career retrospective. Together, they’ll reflect on the brothers’ growing up in Austin and the influence of the city’s creative culture in the 1990s on their work; their collaborative approach to working with one another, other artists, and fabricators; the role of popular culture in shaping their subject matter; and their focus on craft as an essential part of both the process and meaning of their work.

Member Tickets now on sale! General Tickets on sale Friday, October 9.
Not yet a member? Join today! https://blantonmuseum.org/support/membership/

Blanton Members get discounted admission and parking

More about Blanton Museum of Art
Founded in 1963, the Blanton Museum of Art holds the largest public collection in Central Texas with more than 21,000 objects. The home of Ellsworth Kelly’s Austin, its major collecting areas are modern and contemporary American and Latin American art, Italian Renaissance and Baroque paintings, and prints and drawings. The Blanton offers thought-provoking, visually arresting, and personally moving encounters with art.
When & Where
Nov 15, 2026, 2:00pm to 3:15pm Timezone: CST
$40.00


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