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Reflecting the unconventional spirit of Austin, AMOA-Downtown offers informative and informal art experiences oriented towards the interests of a broad general audience. The welcoming and centrally located galleries serve as the Museum&#8217;s primary exhibition site and present continually changing exhibitions and education programs that showcase an array of twentieth-century and contemporary art. To complement the art on view, the Museum presents a broad range of accessible, interdisciplinary, and hands-on public education programs for schoolchildren, families, and adults. These art experiences include gallery tours, performances, talks, and opportunities to respond to the exhibitions. The AMOA Museum Store offers a wide range of art-inspired gifts, jewelry, books, and toys. AMOA-Downtown also features the Community Room, a place for activities and private functions with gallery access. </description>
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    <address>823 Congress Avenue</address>
    <city>Austin</city>
    <state>TX</state>
    <zip>78701</zip>
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    <title>David Bates Deluge</title>
    <description>Dallas-based artist David Bates (b. 1952) received recognition at an early age for his expressive narrative paintings. He has become known nationally for his large and colorful paintings and sculptures. His unique style of painting draws inspiration from the directness of folk art as well as from modern masters such as Vincent van Gogh, Paul Matisse, and Pablo Picasso. Many significant public and private collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, The Phillips Collection, and the Yale University Art Gallery, hold Bates'  work.</description>
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    <date>Saturday 11/21/09</date>
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    <pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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