Focus. Sustainability. Legacy. These are goals that forward-looking organizations consider when reflecting on their achievements on short-term, mid-term and long-term outcomes. A new year encourages this, it’s natural. The Studio had a productive 2019 — with much programming, events and exhibitions, and other plans set in motion that will come to fruition later this year.
Lamar University art professor and artist Prince Varughese Thomas will give a talk about the Art Museum of Southeast Texas’s winter exhibitions, Emily Peacock: Pure Comedy and David McGee: Black Paintings, as part of the Taste of the Arts Lecture Series, Feb. 12, at 11:30 a.m. The talk, which is free and open to the
TASI to present ‘After Mourning,’ Van Gogh-inspired play by Mike Czuba The Art Studio, Inc. will host a staged reading for the U.S. premiere of “After Mourning,” by Canadian playwright Mike Czuba, about the legacy of what was to become of the work of Vincent Van Gogh after he died in 1890. The reading will
Artist Christopher Troutman presented “Sequential: Studio Art and Comics,” an exhibition of drawings and large scale paintings in sequential form, in Oct 2019, at The Art Studio, Inc., 720 Franklin in Beaumont, Texas. The exhibition comprised of sequential art, many which featured combined landscapes of Japan and Beaumont, Texas.
Artist Kelli Scofield presented “Equilibrium,” an exhibition of paintings and mixed-media art, Nov. 2-29, at The Art Studio, Inc., 720 Franklin in Beaumont, Texas. The exhibition comprised of 30 works featuring acrylic and found objects. For a story about the show, click here.
Ceramic artist Greg Busceme will host a clay class, Saturdays, 10 a.m. to noon, Feb. 1-29, at The Art Studio, Inc., 720 Franklin in downtown Beaumont. The class costs $175 for the five sessions with supplies included. Busceme has an MFA in ceramics and has taught for more than 40 years. He has exhibited in
Wanted: Experience of post-apocalyptic insanity with hours of mind-blowing entertainment, mayhem and merriment. You’re thinking about the Winter Wasteland, the theme for this year’s Beaux Art Ball, to be held on Saturday, Jan. 18, 2020, at The Art Studio. The BAB is TASI’s largest and most festive fundraiser of the year supporting programming efforts throughout
Finder’s Fayre Antiques in Beaumont. September 2017 Artist’s statement A series of 23 “excavation” drawings in wax crayon and ink, which explores the idea of hidden and lost cultures and histories buried that have become buried in the earth over the centuries. What would be revealed if we had high-intensity imaging systems that could see
From The Fly to The Doctor to Galaxy Quest, The Geek has your nerd gift covered The first cold snap has come and gone which means the pumpkins are all rotted by now and the lines at the mall have gotten out of control. So take a load off and put your feet up, I’ve
The 18th-century French Revolution may best be remembered for the use of the guillotine to chop off the heads of monarchs, but the ideological repercussions of overthrowing the government extended beyond the political sphere. The intellectual current of the Enlightenment leading to the revolution not only sparked the 1789 coup d’état, but also impacted literature,
