THE CATHEDRAL - BUILT BY WOMEN, MADE FOR ALL
Created to offer an inspiring space to work and gather, The Cathedral is a restored 1930s church that now serves as a boutique art gallery, event venue and creative-focused coworking space. Surrounded by rotating works from Austin women and nonbinary artists, our community includes members from a wide range of industries—tech, marketing, design, mental health, consumer goods, and more—all connected by a shared appreciation for creativity and cultural expression. We champion local artists, women-owned businesses, and culturally driven organizations, fostering a space grounded in equity, representation, and community connection.
MEET OUR TEAM
We are artists, entrepreneurs, and marketing experts with event curation and production experience. Above all, we are passionate about helping others succeed pursuing their passion and vision for one-of-a-kind events. We are believers of collaboration and have created many opportunities for our network of artists through our efforts with our sister-company, atxGALS, Austin's largest all-women local visual artist collective. In efforts to find a place to call home, The Cathedral was born.
Through this gorgeous space, we will continue to give back to our community by supporting local arts and organizations that focus on equality and human rights.
We can't wait to work with you! #letsmakemagic
Mónica Ceniceros
Founder, CEO
Mónica is a natural-born artist who has been creating since she can remember. She grew up in Monterrey, MX, where she absorbed the colorful culture that is reflected in all of her work today. Mónica moved to Austin with her sisters when she was just 15 years old, learning to be self sufficient at an early age. After college, she rented her first art studio in East Austin to keep her passion for art alive, which made her tap into the local art scene, meeting many of the artists she works with today. Mónica also works as a curator & as a marketing and art consultant. Her experience in business development, marketing & events made her fall into the creation of atxGALS: Austin's largest local women and nonbinary artist collective whose mission is to create more exposure & opportunities for emerging women & nonbinary artists through welcome exhibitions hosted in non-traditional spaces. After two successful years of pop-ups, The Cathedral's concept came to live. Mónica is the vision and direction behind atxGALS + The Cathedral.
Noémi Szyller
Visual Artist Manager & Event Sales
Noémi Szyller was born in Paris, France and moved to the United States as a teenager. Growing up, her grand-parents took her to museums and exhibitions all over, which sparked her creative mind very early on.
After obtaining both an undergraduate and a graduate degree in Art History and Museum Studies, she pursued a career in museums and galleries in Austin, TX and in San Francisco, CA. While working at the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden & Museum in Austin she also discovered her love for Marketing and has since grown her expertise and skill set through different Marketing roles. Her passion for marketing, curating and working with artists makes her a great resource for The Cathedral's growing collective, and she has been able to help the growth of each artist and upcoming shows.
Madilyn Biscoe
Marketing & Events Director
Madilyn is born and raised in Austin and has been in love with the arts, culture and music scene in Austin since she was young.
After graduating from the University of Texas and spending time abroad, she found her way back to Austin to create spaces that build community and celebrate the beautiful culture and people in Austin.
Combined with her experience in marketing, PR, social media, brand partnerships and events, Madilyn's passion for celebrating and highlighting women makes her a perfect addition to the team to help grow The Cathedral's brand and mission.
Kat Eader
Operations & Events Manager
Originally from the East Coast, Kat drove halfway across the country to be a part of the local Austin art scene. Having a passion for arts and event planning, she acquired her degree in Arts Management from the College of Charleston. Once in Austin, she continued her studies in Art Education with a focus on Community Programs at the University of Texas. Kat's experience working in numerous art galleries, including America’s first modern art museum, The Phillips Collection, led her to The Cathedral. Kat's organizational skills and attentiveness to the business helps The Cathedral with bookkeeping, event contracting and the day-to-day operations of a small business.