~ Ariel Bush (Folk Rock / Indie)
moody moonlight / vintage versets
~ Greg Jr. (Folk)
Folk music about people, weather, and crumbling infrastructure
~ BJ Da Kiddd (Hip-Hop,RnB)
“energetic, blend together melodies w my rap style, i bring a new aesthetic and i think i set a different vibe”
~ japanese CARCRASH (Electro-Industrial)
High energy synthesizer music with mostly dark undertones
Both exhibitions – “CALYPSO: Poets & Prophets” by Jerome Cabeen and “Art in Motion Flowing Through The Universe” by Marcie Morgan – will open on Saturday, February 1st with a public reception from 7pm until 10pm.
Amidst the night’s entertainment and libations, a silent auction of curated artworks will be available for bidding until 10pm. When things wrap up about 11:00, the official afterparty is just down the block at Nell’s Place!
We are looking for artists and makers in the SETX region to participate in an event called “Look What I Can Do”! It will be a live interactive art demonstration festival where artists will be required to interact and demonstrate their process to the public. This is a free event for artists to market themselves to the community and have a chance interact with other artists as well. We are looking for artists of all mediums and styles.
“Coming into a new year, I always get nostalgic about where we started some 40 plus years ago, and where we are going…”
Registration is open for Clay, Watercolor, and Acrylic painting classes scheduled for January-April 2025! PLUS recurring dates announced for monthly creative groups!
The December 2024 edition of STUDIO INK. was not printed for mailing! So we’ve compiled the usual content for you here in lieu of a physical copy.
This goes out to two Studio veterans whose tenure at the studio, over a lifetime, is evident in the quality of their craftsmanship and the dedication to their art.
The holiday weekend is a great time to be around your friends and chosen family, so bring the whole gang on home to TASI for Band Nite and everyone will be thankful!
“Community is the foundation of Hope, and we must engage with it to have Hope, ourselves. “
