ISSUE’s resident nerd has the perfect stocking stuffers for the hard-to-please in your family If we’re being honest, and I hope we always are, me and you, I feel a little guilty asking for anything this year. After the season the Astros had, the most fun season of baseball I can remember, I don’t know
The Art Studio, Inc. will host a night of live original music performed by local bands Delicious Fuzz, Colossi, City Freaks, and the debut of Cajun Tater & the Boudain Balls. The show will last from 8pm until midnight, October 31. The Art Studio is located at 720 Franklin St. in Beaumont. “Halloween is always
The High Street Gallery will host an exhibition of paintings and drawings by Honour Harry, 8-11 p.m., on Nov. 7. The gallery is located in Victoria House, 2110 Victoria St. in Beaumont. “Honour’s work is beautiful and mesmerizing,” Olivia Busceme, gallery director, said. “She will be displaying her various unique styles and technique in her
Stevens also to hold acting workshops for kids, young adult, Nov. 7 Living in Hollywood is the ideal place for someone with an eye for the celebrity. But it takes a real storyteller to appreciate the tales that come from such close encounters. Fortunately, actor/comedian Chambers Stevens has a file full of anecdotes from 40 years
Artist Teresa Baker has spent her life living in different places — from small towns to big cities, stateside and abroad. Now she is making Beaumont her home. “I have been here for three months, fixing up the studio, and I have fallen in love with it and all its eccentricities,” she said. “I wanted
Many artists travel far to seek inspiration for their works. Whether they are searching for a change of scenery to inspire a landscape or ambiance to resonate the depths of their psyche, artists are constantly challenging themselves to push the limits of their medium. However, one does not have to leave Southeast Texas to find
After a couple of decades of birding and painting, Margo Holst will present “Opening My Eyes,” an exhibition of recent works at the Beaumont Art League, Nov. 14-28, featuring glossy surfaces on wood panels of abstract semi-floral imagines and larger birds in a variety of settings. Some birds invoke pastoral/primitive environments and others are candidates
Artist to explore texture in November solo show Alice Powell dips her brush in paint and washes it over the paper. The watery liquid pools and puddles, forming surface texture. Sometimes she places paper on top of the wetness and pulls it away, exposing the texture. Powell scrutinizes the revealed image for something she recognizes.
‘Mark Rothko: A Retrospective” at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston “Painting is just as natural a language as singing or speaking. It is a method of making a visible record of our experience…colored by our own feelings and reactions and indicated with the same simplicity and directness as singing or speaking.” — Mark Rothko He
We find a common bond in art. Art can be controversial and has divided whole countries with issues about arts acceptance in their culture, and that culture’s attempt to stop the art that is determined to define that culture. Jesse Helms did not want Robert Mapplethorpe’s art to define American culture, even though it was
