Lisa Reinauer, 3-time TASIMJAE winner, ‘makes art’ for May exhibit As people, we generally live in multiple identities. We have our home life, our identity as friend, spouse, love, parent and so on. We also live in professional identity and, more specifically, what we do that makes us who we are. TASIMJAE 2018 winner Lisa
Click here for digital version Inside: Reianuer’s “Allegories” AMSET curator Rockefeller TASIMJAE 2019 Wrap Up and more
This month has been very productive in regard to our ever-developing infrastructure and activity programs. We reconfigured the pedestal storage area, creating an additional supply area and expanding the pedestal storage room to include a place for our folding tables and surplus lumber. In the kiln area, we sorted and organized the kiln posts and
Siddiq wins Studio members show, earns solo exhibit The annual TASIMJAE art show saw 35 works accepted out of 122 submissions. First place was awarded to Sajeela Siddiq from Lake Charles, La., for her charcoal drawing “Zhalay.” As part of her prize, Siddiq will present a solo exhibition of her work in May 2020. Second
AMSET’s Mariah Rockefeller excited to showcase museum, community Mariah Rockefeller’s loves to talk about art, and the Art Museum of Southeast Texas’ curator loves to hear from visitors as well.. “I love talking about it — I learn something new every time I talk about it,” she said. Rockefeller gave as example February’s “Enigma Variations”
The Art Museum of Southeast Texas will present its spring Free Family Arts Day, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., May 18. Art activities are inspired by AMSET’s current exhibitions. “Jooyoung Choi: Big Time Dreaming in the Age of Uncertainty” features soft sculptures, mixed media paintings, and a video station, and “Jules Buck Jones: Future Fossils”
The Art Museum of Southeast Texas is hosting “Sandy Walker: Nuances” through June 23, in AMSET’s Café Arts Series for Local Artists. Walker is an artist directed by her own sense of color, form, and light inspired by the natural world. Although she studied drawing at the University of Houston under Beaumont native John Alexander during her
Mike Cacioppo will present an exhibition of his work, Weiss Park: Nature’s Homeless Shelter, May 2, at 1357 Broadway in Beaumont. The restored home is located around the corner from the Mildred Building, in back of the Laurel’s Event Center and next door to Darrel Troppy’s art studio. Cacioppo’s paintings, along with artwork by Cathy
Click here for digital version Inside: TASIMJAE 2019 Vincent van Gogh: His LIfe in Art” Jooyoung Choi’s Cosmic Womb Jules Buck Jones’ “Future Fossils” and more
