Austin Founder Lions Club
Catherine Zinser, Education Coordinator for LANDMARKS Introduced by Lion Teel Clark
At this Thursday's noon luncheon at TSBVI, we will hear about the University of Texas' public art program, LANDMARKS enriches the lives of students and visitors by presenting art that is broadly accessible and free to all. More than forty works of modern and contemporary art are on view throughout the 433-acre campus. The collection not only enhances the beauty of the landscape, but also supports scholarship and learning by demonstrating significant art historical trends from the past seven decades.
Featured in this presentation will be Skyspace by James Turrell, a fascinating piece where the artistic medium is light—not paintings that depict light, nor sculptures that incorporate light, but simply light itself.
Want to see for yourself? That evening we will gather at the ‘Skyspace Exhibit by James Turrell’:
What else?: Happy Hour at 5:15pm at Scholz Garten 1607 San Jacinto., hosted by Lion President Scott Hendrix. Parking is usually free at this time in the garages along San Jacinto (unless there's a big event nearby). Scott says he will buy the first beer for the first 10 Lions (or new member candidates) who arrive.
Lemon Peppered Tilapia Over Rice Brussel sprouts Sweet Carrots Apple cobbler
We order meals based on your reservations and must pay for them even if you do not show up. If you need to change or cancel your reservation, please call 512-441-1555.
Drive slowly on Campus! Remember that the speed limit at TSBVI is 10 mph.
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