PRESS RELEASE Contact: Greg Busceme or Elizabeth French at The Art Studio, Inc. 409-838-5393. Art Studio, Inc. hosts community garage sale fundraiser Saturday, Aug. 13, 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. BEAUMONT —“One person’s trash may another person’s treasure”—is a refrain we’ve all heard before and for you and The Art Studio, Inc., it just might be
PRESS RELEASE Contact: Greg Busceme or Elizabeth French at The Art Studio, Inc. 409-838-5393. BEAUMONT —The Art Studio, Inc’s annual Tenant’s Show kicks off the exhibition season in September showcasing works from current 29 resident artists. The show will September 3 with a free reception, 7-10 p.m., in TASI’s gallery, 720 Franklin in downtown Beaumont,
The Art Studio’s ArtSkool was the venue for students this summer with projects involving drawing and painting, darkroom photography, clay classes and paper maché for a variety of age groups. “The summer classes are a wonderful way for tweens and teens to keep busy in a creative outlet and to get out of the house and have
BEAUMONT — The Art Studio, Inc. was well represented at the Press Club of Southeast Texas Excellence in Media awards, held June 10 at the MCM Elegante Hotel, earning 12 awards overall for related publications. ISSUE arts magazine earned first place in the Best Overall Magazine category. “I am absolutely delighted with the award,” editor Andy Coughlan
BEAUMONT — Artists looking for a place to show off their latest creations need look no further than The Art Studio, Inc. in June at the Alternative Show, a first-come, first-served art exhibition. The show will open June 4 with a reception, 7-10 p.m., in TASI’s gallery, 720 Franklin in downtown Beaumont, and runs through
TASI mixes education with fun in kids’ workshops The Art Studio, Inc. will kick off its annual summer ArtSkool July 11-22 for young artists ages 10 to 14 years old. Students will enjoy the chance to work with ceramics, drawing, painting and 35mm film photography and darkroom. Students and parents have the option of signing
The second-annual Maypole Festival was held at the Beaumont Botanical Gardens May 7. “The Maypole was constructed in memory of Paula “Torchy” Salter and the festival is a fun-loving, spirit-filled event with fairies, dancers and costumes. Local vendors and food trucks were also in attendance, and the family event drew a good crowd.
As we close TASIMJAE (The Art Studio, Inc. Member Jurored Art Exhibition), I am impressed, not only with the volume of work, but the quality of the work as well. Our juror had a lot to work with and he did a commendable job parsing it all out. Along with the volume of work and
Orange artist C. Delle Bates fills the sweeping space with panels of expressive oil paintings on canvas and plywood — a material with which the artist has a special connection. Before his bohemian existence in Texas, Bates worked in the timber industry for 18 years, during which he found success patenting an innovative plywood adhesive.
When they married and gave in marriage They danced at the County Ball And some of them kept a carriage And the flood destroyed them all. — Hillaire Belloc. Every woman wants to look beautiful. For a woman of the high society looking glamorous has always been a must. Portraitists of European courts had to
