Beaumont artist Richie Haynes died Nov. 3. Haynes won the 2005 The Art Studio, Inc. Member Jurored Art Exhibition. As a result, he had a solo show in May 2006. The following is excerpted from the ISSUE story on the show: Haynes says his involvement in the art of music led to his exploration of
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I would like to submit an Art Studio Manifesto in this issue. Somewhat tongue-in-cheek, it still contains our goals and purpose, and clarifies our intent and means to get there. I hope you enjoy the ride. But first — I hope all will come to the Shop-O-Rama Dec. 1 and 8. The invitation should be
Local artist Grace Megnet will be the Contemporary Local Artist Show Series featured artist at Finder’s Fayre Art and Antiques Gallery, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Dec. 6. Megnet’s show Just Because will exhibit her latest works, with many created especially for this event, as part of the ongoing C.L.A.S.S. series featuring local artists. Finder’s
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Artists Pearson, Nesmith unite in art, marriage Art could be described as the creation of form and beauty, and Van Gogh said, “Nothing is truly more artistic than to love people.” Either could be a fitting description for Mark Nesmith and Elizabeth Pearson’s Nov. 3 exhibition, “Love and Paint,” at TASI. The show is a
HFA’s to headline TASI Nov. 15 fundraiser for music programs The Art Studio, Inc. will host “Arts & Drafts: A BEERefit for Art” at Madison’s, Nov. 15, 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. The proceeds will all go to support The Art Studio’s Band Nite music program and performance space for aspiring musicians across the Southeast
Poet, critic, supporter who helped shape, define birth of modern art movements The 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic claimed the lives of as many as 100 million people of all ages. Among the prominent victims was the poet and critic Guillaume Apollinaire, the unsung driver of the pre-WWI art scene. As a poet, he was also a
First I have to say that the October exhibition was a fabulous presentation of work, diversity and sheer volume. Scarlett Blanchard and Anna Myers exhibited work over a year ago at The Studio and I was hooked. I thought, if they produced this work now where would they be in a year and a half?
Beaumont Community Players will continue its 2018-2019 Texas Strong Season (#BCPTexasstrong) with the award-winning play, “Calendar Girls” by Tim Firth. This heartwarming comedy will be performed at the Betty Greenberg Center for Performing Arts located at 4155 Laurel Ave. in Beaumont and is directed by BCP favorite Gina Hinson. The story: When Annie’s husband dies
