The 2014 Rockport Art Festival T-Shirt artist is Katie Koetter, a student at Rockport-Fulton Middle School.

Rockport Center for the Arts is pleased to announce its first ever photographer as the Rockport Art Festival Poster Artist.

St. Charles Art Gallery closes its doors after 15 years in downtown Rockport.

Estelle Stair Gallery presents Argentinian artist Ingrid Scherf for a weekend workshop in the Tamalpa Experience July 12-13, 2014.

A sale of the Simon Michael Estate will take place on June 5, 6, and 7 at the Simon Michael Gallery site at 510 E. King Street, Rockport.

Del Mar College in Corpus Christi will allow the public to register for art classes as part of its continuing education curriculum beginning Summer of 2014.

Bill Hildebrand was a tireless volunteer, a steward of the arts in Rockport and Port Aransas, and a loyal friend to Rockport Center for the Arts.

Austin Street Gallery, owned and operated by Shirley and Clint Blackman, closed in May of 2014.

RCA welcomes Diane Pike as the 2014 resident artist in Spring 2014.

The 2014 Merit Artists, selected from the 2013 All-Member Show, Currents, have been announced, including People's Choice.

Evelyn Mitchell was a big part of the Art Center's family. She will be missed.

In Fall 2013, the Art Center hosted a traveling show of the 2012 Birds in Art Exhibition, organized by the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum in Wasau, Wisconsin.

Best of Show and Best of Category Awards were announced at the 44th Annual Rockport Art Festival on July 6, 2013.

The 2013 Art Fest T-Shirt was designed by Isac Lane, a student at Rockport-Fulton Middle School.

RCA Remembers local artist, teacher and friend of the Rockport Art Community, Blake Taveapont, who passed away in May 2013.

We invite you to participate in our "Pails 4 Sail" Artist Project. We have 60 galvanized metal oval washtubs at the Art Center ready for pick-up and decoration. Your artful washtubs will be auctioned off at the Art Auction Party on July 5th.

Thursday, May 23rd at the Aquarium Education Center, 6:30 pm. FREE and OPEN to the public!

It was the 60's and 70's in Port A when these three artists began painting. Nearly forty years later these accomplished artists reunite for the first time where it all started: Port A.

The Fulton Mansion is empty. Why not throw a party?

Lindsey Dunnagan, whose work is on exhibition in the Garden Gallery through March 9, was named a finalist in the 2013 Hunting Prize, a substantial award in the arts.