The gallery is open Thursday & Friday 12 - 3 and Saturday 12 - 4, as well as by appointment. gallery@yarddog.com or 512-912-1613.
May 04, 2024
Opening Reception
Friday, May 31
7 - 9 pm
April 15, 2024
Opening Reception
Saturday, April 20
7 - 9 PM
Hey, it's Spring!
We're celebrating with loads of new art in the gallery and online. New art by Holly Roberts, Jon Langford, Lisa Brawn, Bruce Lee, Kerry Smith
April 5 - May 25
April 05, 2024
April 05, 2024
We're open every Saturday, but on the 1st Saturday of every month the 72 artists working here at Canopy open their studios to the public. Come wander.
March 11, 2024
At ABGB, 1305 W. Oltorf, Austin, TX 78704
2:00 Buttercup
It's a Yard Dog party but it's not at Yard Dog. ABGB is at 1305 W. Oltorf, Austin, TX 78704
No tickets, no rsvp, FREE ADMISSION.
Tip the musicians! Venmo @YardDogArt – 100% goes to musicians
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MUSIC & ART
IN THE GALLERY
Saturday March 16
Featuring art by Jon Langford & Walter Salas-Humara + live music!
2:30 The Sweethearts (Taos, NM)
3:00 Bright Shiners (Chicago/Austin)
3:30 Deano & Jo (Lafayette, LA)
4:00 Walter Salas-Humara (NYC)
4:30 Jon Langford & The Far Forlorn (Chicago/Austin)
Free. No RSVP. No Cover. Drop in, stay a while.
March 02, 2024
MUSIC & ART
IN THE GALLERY
Saturday March 16
Featuring art by Jon Langford & Walter Salas-Humara + live music!
2:30 The Sweethearts (Taos, NM)
3:00 Bright Shiners (Chicago/Austin)
3:30 Deano & Jo (Lafayette, LA)
4:00 Walter Salas-Humara (NYC)
4:30 Jon Langford & The Far Forlorn (Chicago/Austin)
Free. No RSVP. No Cover. Drop in, stay a while.
March 02, 2024
Annual Yard Dog Party
at ABGB
Friday March 15
2:00 - Midnight
FREE ADMISSION. No tickets, no rsvp,. FREE ADMISSION.
2:00 Buttercup
Buttercup is a life-affirming art-rock band from Texas
3:00 Deano & Jo
Dean Schlabowske (Waco Brothers) & Jo Walston (Meat Purveyors)
4:00 Bright Shiners
Jon Langford (Mekons, Waco Brothers), Alice Spencer, Tamineh Gueramy, John Szymanski
5:00 Bob Schneider
Austin legend playing solo
6:00 William Harries Graham
Austin musician & band
7 pm: Ocotillo
From Taos, NM, featuring former Austinite Bill Anderson
8 pm: The Silos
Featuring Walter Salas-Humara
9 pm: Jon Langford & The Far Forlorn
Jon's Austin all-star band
10 pm: Wild Seeds
Rocking Austin since the mid-80's
11 pm: Waco Brothers
Reigning champions of country punk
It's a Yard Dog party but it's not at Yard Dog. ABGB is at 1305 W. Oltorf, Austin, TX 78704
February 13, 2024
Mikki Itzigsohn
Songwriters: A Debut Solo Exhibition of Paintings
February 15 - March 30
Opening Reception
Saturday, February 17
7 - 9 PM
Featuring live music by Emily Rose & The Rounders, from Los Angeles.
Mikki's paintings will be online HERE beginning 2/15/24.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Mikki Itzigsohn started playing in bands in high school. Later, working at the iconic roots music mecca of Los Angeles, McCabe's Guitar Shop, she quickly went from selling guitars to producing concerts, all while finishing college and playing in bands. It was at McCabe’s that she became deeply inspired by songwriters. Over the next decade she worked in many facets of the music industry from indie record label to Music Supervision to touring and performing with artist Benjamin Booker and her own band Small Wigs.
When the pandemic came and the music world shut down Mikki reignited a strong early love of visual art. With no formal training she found a way to express her love of music, symbolism & storytelling through painting. Mikki relocated to Austin, TX in 2022 and has made painting a daily practice.
This is Mikki's first show of her paintings.
January 15, 2024
Introducing new Yard Dog artist
Paul Rodriguez
Printmaker from
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Paul Rodriguez is a 46 year old artist from San Miguel de Allende, in the heart of Mexico. He learned his trade from his parents, who are both printmakers. His first collections were aquatints etchings which he showed in various exhibitions throughout Mexico, Paris and Denmark. He is now more focused on linocuts.
December 01, 2023
Yard Dog is pleased to present an exhibition by Austin artist Krissy Teegerstrom. The exhibition, titled Suit Yourself, is an expression of freedom and imagination as seen through wearable soft sculpture. The centerpieces are capes made from secondhand fine fabrics such as velvets, brocades, satins and tulle featuring glimmering sequins, beads and rhinestones. Also included are her framed ‘sequin paintings’ displaying phrases like “SUIT YOURSELF” and “THEY WERE WRONG ABOUT ME”.
Krissy sews by hand on her 1948 Singer Featherweight sewing machine.
November 01, 2023
Carl Block Pottery: Face Jugs, Cowboy Jugs, Musician Jugs
Eliza Epstein Jewelry: Rings, Necklaces, Earrings
Jane Reichle Embroidery: Nudie Suit, Cowboy Hat, Boots
November 4 - 19
Artists Reception
Saturday, November 4
1 - 4 PM
September 26, 2023
Jon Langford & Jim Sherraden
Complicated Characters: Collaborative Artwork
October 16 - November 30
Mixed media artworks combining Sherraden's printmaking with Langford's painting.
Opening Reception
Friday, October 20
7 - 9 PM
Master Printer Emeritus Jim Sherraden and prolific musician and visual artist Jon Langford have been collaborating since 2016. This exhibit, Complicated Characters, will be their fourth such show, featuring a blend of Sherraden's woodcut artwork and Langford's extraordinary drawing skills. The show’s title is a nod to the alter egos the artists took on during their collaborative process, and these are their stories…
Bishop Biscuit, aka Jim Sherraden, grew up in Bishop, Kansas, and worked as a teenager in the local orphanage's kitchen, developing an almost frightening understanding of the power of baked goods and pizza dough. Drifting West to Salina, Kansas, he started a combination pizza restaurant, bakery, and miniature golf course called “Pizza Putz,” to which he wrote and sang the TV jingle. This marvelous little thirty seconds of electric magic was heard by the passing bus of a country music act, who sought out Bishop and moved him and his pastry skills to Nashville, Tennessee. There, to this day, he mingles with musicians and flourishes with flour. He can't keep up with the orders!
Father Drogo, aka Jon Langford, is a complicated kettle of fish. Abandoned in his infancy and found wandering in a bluebell wood near Croesyceiliog in Monmouthshire, Wales, he was taken in and raised by the Friars of the old Priory in Usk. There he strayed into alchemy, winemaking, and graffiti. The walls of his wine cellar were dense with scratchings and daubed likenesses, allegorical compositions and visons of demons and ghosts that came to him in his cups. His ambition was always to travel and in 1995 he crossed the Atlantic selling T-shirts and totems for a local death metal band called The Battle of the Rocks. However, one dark night in Cincinnati he missed the tour bus. He has remained stateside ever since peddling his sketches and lewd songs.