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
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Annual exhibition shines spotlight on diverse works of members It’s time once again for the unpronounceable exhibition that aims to showcase the diverse works of The Art Studio’s membership. TASIMJAE (The Art Studio, Inc. Members Jurored Art Exhibition) will be on display through April 26, beginning with a free reception April 6, from 7-10 p.m.
Lesser-known van Gogh works highlight of MFAH exhibition HOUSTON — Vincent van Gogh is among the art world’s biggest stars. Everyone seems to know his name, even if it’s just from the song “Vincent” or that “Doctor Who” episode (which always makes me cry). If asked to name one painting, “Starry Night” would probably be
JooYoung Choi’s ‘Big Time Dreaming in the Age of Uncertainty’ is positively fun Jooyoung Choi’s exhibition “Big Time Dreaming in the Age of Uncertainty,” on display at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas through June 2, is an absolute delight. Choi’s playful imagery, featuring giant fabric creatures in mystical landscapes, comic book-style panels and video
Past, present, future serve as backdrops for ‘Future Fossils’ Entering the left back gallery of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, you come face to face — quite literally — with a colossal 36-foot mosasaur skeleton sculpture suspended from the ceiling. Walking underneath the skeleton, you suddenly feel very small — both because of the
Southeast Texas artist Sheri Hood Callahan will exhibit her sensitive, and sometimes edgy, abstract paintings as April’s featured artist at Finder’s Fayre Antiques. The show, titled Finding My Way, will reflect her emotional reactions to her inspirations: the oceans and our cattail marsh. Part of the ongoing C.L.A.S.S. series featuring local artists, the show opens
Spring is here! OK, so it wasn’t much of a winter. Chilly, rainy and damp, sure, but no blasting cold, freeze your pipes, where’s my long johns and gloves kind of cold. It’s slightly disappointing because we were prepared this year more than ever with new heaters and tight double-paned windows, thanks to Foundation for
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