Welcome to The Alternative Show 2026,an “anything goes” open-entry art exhibition at TASI! There is no membership or entry fee required to participate in this exhibition. It is open to artists of all levels, in all mediums. Each artist may enter one piece of artwork, not to exceed 36 inches in any dimension, that has
Take in brand new exhibitions at The Art Studio, Inc. on the first Saturday of each month! Join us Saturday March 7th, 7-10pm for the opening reception of “Flowers”by Justin LeBlancin the Maudee Gallery ” I made this series because I wanted to step away from the artwork I was making about social and political
Take in brand new exhibitions at The Art Studio, Inc. on the first Saturday of each month! Join us Saturday March 7th, 7-10pm for the opening reception of “Isolate”by Amar Guptain the Main Gallery Amar Gupta is a large format photographer based out of Southeast Texas.Gupta seeks abstract connections within his photography—a collection of colors,
“Each adventure into the creation of artwork was about my desire to show others the wonders of this world as I see it. This hope has led to problems of many kinds.”
TASI’s annual Shop-O-Rama Extravaganza is always a perfect event to shop for one-of-a-kind gifts for all your loved ones, or treat yourself to something unique!
“There are no Nests in the Pines”
by Allison Reho –
on view in TASI’s Main Gallery
through Friday, October 24th
during TASI’s regular gallery hours:
Tuesdays through Saturdays, from noon until 5:00pm
Both of TASI’s galleries opened new solo exhibitions on October 4th, 2025, and Sid Fontenot captured some photos.
This vendor opportunity is available to any artists, artisans, craftspeople, or merchants who create their own unique wares.
Both exhibitions will open on Saturday, October 4th with a public reception from 7pm until 10pm. The reception is free to attend and refreshments are provided. Both artists will be in attendance and artwork is for sale through TASI.
Reho’s work captures and holds the relationships that have defined her life. Clay’s forgiving nature means that Reho can imprint and create works that are a direct impression of her physical and emotional state.
