Place your bids now!

Place your bids now! We are trying something new, and want you to be apart of it. For the first time in 10 years, we have all our Little Artist pieces up for auction-online. Simply, create your account, then browse over 30 pieces ready to hang in your home. Yes! You can purchase Little Artist artwork and take it home. All proceeds from the online silent auction go directly to our partner schools’ art programs, reaching many more Little Artists in East Austin.

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Tonight’s the Night! See You at Mondo

It’s finally here! Tonight’s event has been months in the making, and we are so excited to share one-of-a-kind artwork from 70+ local creatives. Our Little Artists have learned new skills and our BIG ARTISTS have experienced the power of mentoring deserving kids. Join us in celebrating our 10th annual show with music, refreshments and the chance to give back.

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We’ll See You April 27th!

We couldn’t be more excited to share what our Little Artists and BIG ARTISTS have been working on over the last 10 weeks! Please join us at Mondo Gallery (4115 Guadalupe St.) this Friday and Saturday to celebrate these creatives.

What to Expect:

  • Opening Reception Friday the 27th, 7:00pm – 9:00pm
  • 70+ One-of-a-Kind Artwork from Artists Little to BIG
  • Silent Auction Benefiting Six School Art Programs
  • Delicious Local Eats & Refreshments from our Sponsors
  • Open Gallery Hours Saturday the 28th, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

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10th Annual Little Artist BIG ARTIST Show

Grounded in East Austin, Chula League, producers of Cherrywood Art Fair, and Mondo are partnering to present the 10th Annual Little Artist BIG ARTIST Benefit Show. The two-day benefit show hosted at Mondo Gallery will feature works of over 70 artists (Little and BIG) from Chula League’s arts-mentorship program, Little Artist BIG ARTIST. 

When: Opening Reception April 27th, 2018 at 7:00pm
            Open Viewing April 28th | 10:00am – 5:00pm
Where: Mondo Gallery | 4115 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX 78751
Price: FREE and open to the public
RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/10th-annual-little-artist-big-artist-benefit-art-show-tickets-43624023629

Time to Celebrate!

It’s been an amazing 10 weeks, since the start of the 10th year of our arts-mentorship program, Little Artist BIG ARTIST. Our 2018 Class is ready to share their work. They’ve learned new techniques, explored their creativity and poured their hearts into all kinds of masterpieces. Please join us for our 10th Annual Little Artist BIG ARTIST Benefit Show at Mondo Gallery, on Friday, April 27, to celebrate their growth and talent.

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Chula League Celebrates 10 Years of Arts-Mentorship

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MEDIA CONTACT: John Mathew Bernal, Vice Chair at Chula League, 512-913-1523, jmat@chulaleague.org

Chula League’s Little Artist BIG ARTIST mentorship program showcased at Mondo Gallery with an
Art Benefit Show Filled with Works From Six East Austin Elementary Schools and 35 Professional Artists

(AUSTIN, TEXAS – April 10, 2018) Grounded in East Austin, Chula League, producers of Cherrywood Art Fair, and Mondo are partnering to present the 10th Annual Little Artist BIG ARTIST Benefit Show. The two day art showcase, hosted by Mondo, feature works of over 70 artists (Little and BIG) from Chula League’s arts-mentorship program, Little Artist BIG ARTIST. Visit chulaleague.org/show for more information.

The opening reception is Friday, April 27 at 7PM. Celebrating 10 years of arts-mentorship, guests will dance to music, be merry with drinks and eat delicious bites during the reception. Attendees can bid on each of the 41 Little Artists pieces, starting at $50 each. The funds raised at this event go back to each of the six East Austin Elementary schools, keeping true to Chula League’s mission in fueling and sustaining the arts in East Austin. Gallery hours on Saturday, April 28 are 10AM – 5PM. In addition to the silent auction, T-shirts and donation opportunities benefits Chula League’s Little Artist BIG ARTIST mentorship program.

Launched in 2007, Little Artist BIG ARTIST is a unique mentoring experience that pairs professional artists with fifth and sixth graders from East Austin elementary schools. During the ten week, one-on-one program, each Little Artist create two art pieces. BIG ARTISTS provide their time and draw upon their experience as working artists to teach their Little Artists how to turn their ideas into art, and their art into a business.

“At Chula League, we invite local artists to enrich the underserved arts community in East Austin. Our 10th Annual Little Artist BIG ARTIST Benefit Show helps us showcase our artists and share the heart of our mission with the Austin community.” –John Mathew Bernal, Vice Chair at Chula League

With the support of the Austin community, Chula League is able to foster the evolution of local artists through their Little Artist BIG ARTIST mentorship program, Professional Development workshops, and by offering affordable art events such as, Cherrywood Art Fair. Join Chula League and Mondo at the 10th Annual Little Artist BIG ARTIST Benefit Show on April 27 and help empower the local art scene.

2018 PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS:
Allison Elementary School, Barbara Jordan Elementary School, Blackshear Elementary School, Maplewood Elementary School, Oak Springs Elementary School, Winn Elementary School

EXHIBITING BIG ARTISTS:
Allie Eileen, Allison Swarr, Amanda Leigh Creative, Avel Glaz, BDJ Craftworks, Bee Amour, Bryanshigh, Clementine & Co. Jewelry, David Carrales Photography, Deadly Creative, Ella Mental Charms, Frankie Furman, Garzig Design, Hannah L. Prince, Harvey English, Hotline Ink, Jess Butler, Joan Brook Photography, Jordan Johnson, Jose Paez, Kaitlin Maud, Kristen Saksa Juen, Ksenia Dalkiewicz, Lisa Rawlinson Art, Mixed Hues,Polina Novozhenets Fine Art, Riot of Passage, Ruston Creations, Ryah Christensen, Statue Calliope, Sugar Puppet, The Miles Collective, Vervex, Whittled Inklings, Yarnpaintings by April

Chula League
Chula League is a nonprofit formed in 2005 to support the arts, and art education in East Austin and is managed by a small, grassroots board of directors. Chula League works to ensure that the arts play a valued role in the educational, economic, and cultural well being of East Austin neighborhoods. Chula League produces a variety of projects to achieve its mission and purpose, including its flagship event the Cherrywood Art Fair and the arts-mentoring program Little Artist BIG ARTIST.

For additional information, www.chulaleague.org.
Art Show information: www.chulaleague.org/show