The Alternative Show opens on June 7th!
“Not only is it a positive experience for everyone, but it’s also a chance to exhibit in a collective of works by people who share the love of art in all its joys and aberrations.”
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BAND NITE TONIGHT
The Art Studio Inc. brings on another fresh lineup of LIVE ORIGINAL MUSIC on the last Saturday of each month!
Pictorial Muscle: GOTH NITE 2025
Goth Band Nite, photos by Sid Fontenot
Summer Watercolor and Collage classes for Kids and Adults now open for Registration!
Learn the basics or advance your studio skills in a variety of mediums from instructors who are artists themselves! Sign up online NOW!
THOUGHTCRIME: The Rise of Real
“I believe this is as far as my arrogance can take me. Still, I wish I could project my voice into the brains of all mankind, Wake up! It’s time!”
-article submitted by Kylie Mugleston
NOW SHOWING: “Divergent Narratives” by Christopher Troutman – May 2025
on view now in TASI’s Main Gallery
through Saturday, May 24th during gallery hours:
Tuesdays through Saturdays, from noon until 5:00pm
Now Showing: TASIMRAE (The Rejects Show) May 2025
The Art Studio, Inc. Members REJECTED Art Exhibition
on view in TASI Main Gallery
May 3-24, 2025
INK on INC. – May 2025
“Through the light of creativity, we give comfort to humanity. Our efforts, through the written and spoken word, through theatre, music, visual arts, and mental health/arts programs gives our broader community the chance to find what treasures they might share and what discipline they might choose as a path toward happiness, or at least smug satisfaction.”
Summer Spree vendor night set for August 30, NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!
The Art Studio, Inc. is now seeking artists and makers in the SETX region, both new and established, to show and sell their work at TASI’s art vendor night!
TASI’s First Annual “Rejected Art Exhibition” opens May 3rd
“This process has been around since The Salon shows of 19th century France. This went on until a group of Impressionists, a name used originally as an expression of disdain, crowded the halls of The Salon and were quickly rejected. Undaunted, the following year a tent went up and was called “The Salon des Refusés“ which became a big attraction and brought modern art and alternative ideas to The Salon.”