If ACL Festival isn't on your radar this weekend, here's a slower weekend activity to get you out of the house: the Blanton Museum of Art has two new exhibits that debuted in September, and they both have ties to Austin.

Here are the deets:

Beads, bronze, and fur all play a pivotal role in the "Uncanny Valley" sculptures. | Photos by ATXtoday

Haas Brothers: Uncanny Valley | On view until Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2027

Created by Austin natives and twin brothers Nikolai and Simon Haas, this whimsical exhibit features 80 otherworldly creatures and forms to peruse, and even stations where you can touch some of the materials they're made of. Don't miss "The Strawberry Tree."

The European Avant-Garde: From Impressionism to Cubism | On view until August 2029

On loan from the Robertson Foundation —Josie Robertson was a UT Austin alumna — this collection contains works from Camille Pissarro, Claude Monet, Henri Fantin-Latour, Paul Gauguin, Wassily Kandinsky, Pablo Picasso, and more.

Plan your visit.