TASI TENANT AIMS TO CREATE TOTAL ARTS EXPERIENCE AT EXHIBIT OPENING On display October 6 – 27, 2012. ISSUE Magazine: October 2012 | Story by Lluvia Peveto. Photos by Michelle Cate. ANDY COUGHLAN’S FINGERS GLIDE and dip across layers of wet paint, gently tracing a path along the nubbled surface of canvas. Although the August
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE residents who participated in a wonderful tenants exhibition this September. Along with a great show, there was a generous turnout of guests to view the artists’ efforts. We saw a large group of people that were new to The Art Studio. I know this because new people are the only ones
With Apologies to Steinbeck and Stagg ISSUE Magazine: October 2012 | Story by D.J. Kava JOHN STEINBECK WROTE ABOUT his 1961 tour of the US with his dog named Charley, and Charles Stagg was also called Charlie. After a couple of years, I once asked him, “Everyone calls you Charlie, is that your preferred form
ISSUE Magazine: October 2012 When Byron Hughes became the new Program Coordinator for the Nick Nides Self-Help Haven, “Art Instructor” was probably not something that he thought would be one of his job duties. It turned out to be a large part of what he does each week. The Nick Nides Self Help Haven (a.k.a.
ECLECTIC MENIL COLLECTION EXHIBITION EXPLORES CONCEPT ISSUE Magazine: November 2012 | Review by Andy Coughlan How does one review a concept? It is easy to refer to the artworks in an exhibition, to point out the individual characteristics that make the piece what it is. But in the case of “Silence,” at the Menil Collection
ISSUE Magazine: September 2012 | Story by Jaqueline Hays Abigail McLaurin may be small in stature, but the work she produces certainly isn’t. If one ventures upstairs at the Art Studio, Inc. on any given day, they will most likely find McLaurin sketching as far as she can reach on canvases wider than her arm
Former BAL director remembers artist, curmudgeon, friend ISSUE Magazine: September 2012 | Story by Dana Dorman I have definitely been accused of being sentimental, mushy and someone who holds on to things that I probably should let go of. I should read birthday cards and toss them, delete emails no longer needed and erase
STARK MUSEUM OFFERS OPPORTUNITY TO ‘EXPLORE ART ISSUE Magazine: September 2012 | Story by Elena Ivanova For the mystic what is how. For the craftsman how is what. For the artist what and how are one. — William McElcheran, designer and sculptor. Art is mysterious. Like a magic act, a process that brought to life
