Austin’s 2026 TEMPO on the Trail kicks off with installations from nine contemporary artists

Nonprofit The Trail Conservatory will launch this year’s TEMPO on the Trail art exhibition on April 11, showcasing work from local and regional artists.

The details

The outdoor art galley will display installations from nine artists who were selected from a pool of over 100 applicants. Selected artists include Victoria Marquez, Jamal Hussain, Vy Ngo and Jasna Boudard. Trail-goers can expect to see murals, sculptures and new media along the trail.

A closer look

For residents looking to visit the art installations, they will be featured at these local landmarks:

Lamar BridgeDrake BridgeOdom PavilionLakeshoreAuditorium ShoresHolly ShoresPfluger CircleSeaholm areaStay tuned

The exhibition’s opening ceremony will be held at Seaholm Waterfront on April 11 from 9-11 a.m. Attendees are invited to meet the artists and take guided bike tours and self guided walking tours along the Butler Trail.

The open air gallery is presented by The Trail Conservatory in partnership with the city’s Art in Public Places program—both of whom will give remarks at the opening celebration.

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