The Art Studio, Inc’s annual Alternative Show displayed 107 pieces by 67 artists at its opening reception June 3. “From nine-years old to ancient, there were a lot of new faces and diverse crowd,” Greg Busceme, TASI director said. The exhibition will be on display through June 24. For more information call 409-838-5393. Photos by
BEAUMONT — The Art Studio, Inc. was well represented at the Press Club of Southeast Texas Excellence in Media awards, held June 2 at the MCM Eleganté Hotel, earning 11 awards overall for related publications. Contributors to ISSUE, The Studio’s monthly arts magazine, as well as TASI’s website, won 11 awards, including four first places. Jefferson County
The Art Studio, Inc. will host its annual Alternative Show, a first-come, first-served art exhibition, June 3-24, 2017. The show opens with a free reception, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., June 3. Submissions are free and will be accepted May 30 through June 1 in person at TASI, 720 Franklin in downtown Beaumont. Download the
TASI ARTSkool offers students diverse activities Summer is a time to relax and have fun — and there’s nothing more fun than getting together with friends to create art. The Art Studio, Inc. will hold its Summer ARTSkool, July 17-21 and July 24-28. “Summer ARTSkool is a program for kids to get to really enjoy art,
Stark Museum explores multi-faceted identity of American West The West evokes a uniquely American identity that many people share around the world. I can remember numerous times, while overseas, that once someone found out I was from Texas they wanted to know what my ranch was like, how many head of cattle did I own
An Amazon, a spider and a tree walk into a movie theater… Spring may not have sprung but summer is here in full force. So take a break from that Russian For Dummies book and find a well air-conditioned theater where you can sit back with a bucket of popcorn and forget what a mess
Clifton Steamboat Museum embraces eclectic collection “I don’t know what your thing is yet, but I promise we’ll have it.” Sarah Hearn Wells laughs, an infectious laugh that echoes around the 24,000-square-feet Clifton Steamboat Museum. To say the museum has something for everyone is more than just a cliché — it’s a fact. The museum,
Photographs by Fazal Sheikh at MFAH “There is one thing the photograph must contain, the humanity of the moment.” — Robert Frank “You know a lot about the photographer by seeing his photographs,” Fazal Sheikh says. He gives an impression of a calm, quiet man. Like his demeanor, his works have a peaceful, meditative quality.
In addition to temporary exhibitions in its galleries, the Art Museum of Southeast Texas also shows works by locally-known artists in their Café Arts series. These works are made by both up-and-coming artists and ones who have been working for decades. DJ Kava, whose photography will be shown in Café Arts through the beginning of
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