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Lake Flato Designs Arthouse in Marble Falls, Texas

architecture-design · 2026-04-24

Arthouse, a contemporary exhibition venue spanning 2,000 square feet, is set to launch on April 25 in Marble Falls, Texas. This striking white structure, situated on an infill lot adjacent to the historic post office from around 1910, will showcase artworks by Mary C. Sloane, Kenturah Davis, and Faith Ringgold, all sourced from the private collection of Mickey and Jeanne Klein. Grace Boudewyns, the lead architect, prioritized material simplicity and scale to enhance the focus on the art displayed. The Kleins, who have a notable collection featuring artists like Ed Ruscha and James Turrell, have previously partnered with Lake Flato on a residence at Lake Austin. The opening coincides with Marble Falls' Paint the Town Art Festival, featuring the exhibition "Words Matter," curated by Mickey. The facility includes a movable wall, a private office, and a courtyard designed by Sada Uchiyama, curator emeritus of the Portland Japanese Garden.

Key facts

  • Arthouse opens April 25 in Marble Falls, Texas.
  • Designed by Lake Flato, lead architect Grace Boudewyns.
  • 2,000 square feet of exhibition space.
  • Features works by Mary C. Sloane, Kenturah Davis, and Faith Ringgold from the Klein collection.
  • Klein collection includes Ed Ruscha, James Turrell, and Teresita Fernández.
  • Kleins have supported Hirshhorn Museum, Whitney Museum, Chinati Foundation, Blanton Museum.
  • Inaugural exhibition 'Words Matter' curated by Mickey Klein.
  • Courtyard designed by Sada Uchiyama, curator emeritus of Portland Japanese Garden.

Entities

Artists

  • Mary C. Sloane
  • Kenturah Davis
  • Faith Ringgold
  • Ed Ruscha
  • James Turrell
  • Teresita Fernández
  • Mickey Klein
  • Jeanne Klein
  • Grace Boudewyns
  • Sada Uchiyama

Institutions

  • Lake Flato
  • Arthouse
  • Hirshhorn Museum
  • Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Chinati Foundation
  • Blanton Museum of Art
  • Portland Japanese Garden
  • Galerie Magazine

Locations

  • Marble Falls
  • Texas
  • Austin
  • Lake Austin

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