Currently on view
It's All About the Journey | The Art of Janet Fulk
Exhibit Dates: January 9, 2023 – May 2, 2023
Take a journey through the mind of Janet Fulk through her solo exhibit in the Round Rock City Council Chambers Gallery. Among her disparate sources of inspiration are the Art Deco movement, the detective series Bosch, childhood memories, diversity, pets, and beyond.
Janet Fulk is a local artist whose work has been shown locally in group and solo exhibits in Downtowner Gallery, Texas State University Round Rock Campus, Round Rock Library, Papi’s Pies, and the Allen F. Baca Center. Her work has also contributed to exhibits in Austin, including Austin Bergstrom International Airport, as well as in Georgetown, and beyond.
This spirited individual has also volunteered extensively with the visual arts nonprofit Round Rock Arts, mostly recently serving for many years as curator for the nonprofit’s recurring exhibits at the Williamson County Jester Annex.
Janet offers praise to Round Rock for what it has done for the artistic community–performing artists and visual artists working in a variety of media –sharing, “Round Rock has given creative people a place to make music, sing, dance, act, sculpt, throw, craft, draw and paint. What a gift! Thank you, Round Rock.”
Janet’s favorite artist-related quote is by Calvin of Calvin & Hobbes and reveals much about humor and jovial attitude: “As my artist’s statement explains, my work is utterly incomprehensible and is therefore full of deep significance.
Art in this exhibit is available for purchase by contacting the artist directly (text 512-940-3914).
Selections from the exhibit
Artist Spotlights
Learn more about how local artists create their works, what they use for inspiration, and how their careers in the arts or separate of the arts brought them to where they are today.
The City Council Chamber Gallery has featured the following artists:
- Maria C Appelzoller
- Charlotte Barbini
- Judi Beauford
- Vicki Brevell
- Brad Boyett
- Judy Copeland
- Anita de la Cruz
- Michelle Dickens
- Marsha Eaves
- Dan Edmonds
- Thomas J. Eminson
- Jan Frazier
- Amie Gonser
- Charlie Gunn
- Ann Harpel
- Jean Hestand
- Henry Huey
- Darrell Hutchinson
- Amy Jasek
- Jeff Jones
- Kristin Sue Kim
- Angelica Lopez
- Tim Lowke
- Jean Mason
- Bob Monroe
- Patrick O’Brien
- Wes Odell
- Janet Oh
- Carlie Pearson
- Jennifer Polnaszek
- Tiffany Rankin
- Heather Michel Riddle
- Katherine L. Snyder
- RRISD Students
- Nelda Sheets
- Marinda Stewart
- Tracie Storie
- Alexis Templeton
- Joy Tringo
- Erin Vander Leest
- NJ Weaver
- Kathleen McElwaine
- Betty Gerald
- Melissa Fontenette-Mitchell
- Jeri Campbell
- Rae Andrews
- Sonia Mathis
- Nan Brown
- Marcia Schorer
- Char Eppright
- Beryl Kerwick
- Janet Fulk
- Simone Houlihan
- Steven Ng
- Lily Ramphal Naley
- Nhasala Mandahar
- Nick Sziklai
- Violet Nicklen
- Ricardo Robles
About Round Rock City Council Chamber Gallery
The Round Rock City Council Chamber Gallery is a municipal art gallery in the heart of Downtown Round Rock, managed by the City of Round Rock Arts and Culture. The gallery is located in the Round Rock City Council Chambers at City Hall, 221 East Main Street. It is free and open to the public for access during regular business hours. The gallery walls serve as a focus on highlighting local and regional talent including individual artists, student art, curators and artisans.
Round Rock’s vision is to add to the quality of life, strengthening our community, inspiring more investment, and creating a greater sense of place.
The mission of the arts and culture is to enrich the quality of life, support and foster the enjoyment, understanding, and development of the arts through diverse and engaging experiences. They contribute to the economy and tourism in the community. The arts and culture also provide resources, education, and artistic initiatives to support and serve individual artists and arts organizations in our community.
The art exhibit in the Council Chambers is changed quarterly. If interested in being in the City Council Chamber gallery or more information on the current exhibit, you can send your information to artsandculture@roundrocktexas.gov.
