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TASIMJAE 2021
2021 Awards: 1st Place: Caleb Sims “Bolito Bunnies” 2nd Place: Maurice Abelman “Augmented Hydrant” 3rd Place: Kelli Scofield “Space XXIII” Honorable Mentions: Anna Myers, Delayna Gonzalez-Keller, John Alexander Thank you to all TASI Members who worked hard and entered TASIMJAE 2021. Jurored by Lynn Castle, Executive Director of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas. Facebook
Alternative Show 2021
Accepting entries for The Alternative Show April 27-30, 2021 during studio hours Exhibit will be displayed May 1st-29th, 2021 Do you have a piece of artwork to showcase?Did you miss entering TASIMJAE?Have a new medium you are experimenting with?Want to encourage a friend to exhibit for the first time? The Art Studio, Inc. invites you
In The Main Gallery: TASIMJAE
The Art Studio, Inc’s annual TASIMJAE accepting entries from Southeast Texas artists By Eleanor Skelton Southeast Texas artists are stepping up to bring unique artwork to The Art Studio’s annual exhibition. TASIMJAE (The Art Studio, Inc. Members Jurored Art Exhibition) is accepting entries starting March 23 until March 27 for members of The Art Studio.
in the pop-up: All the Feels by Kelli LeBeouf
A Conversational Postscript with Celia Carver In our first series of messages we bonded over the artist dilemma of recognizing when a piece is completed (or…when it’s not). As a self-taught artist, is the process of stepping back and deciding your work is complete getting any easier? “We are always our own worst critic, so
“Powers at Play” Virtual Exhibition
To view the virtual exhibition of “Powers at Play” by Sirena LaBurn and Nathan Mullins in TASI follow the link to Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=275074464021432 Powers at Play is a show of paintings by Sirena LaBurn and Nathan Mullins that address the forces, physical and otherwise, that influence the trajectory of our lives. From the continual
Myth, Magic and the West
“I think we both view the work we’re doing as an essential part of just what humanity is — what separates us really from animals — is storytelling.”
February 2021 Virtual Exhibitions: Cathy Spence, “The Crooked Eye” in the Main Gallery
Cathy Spence Interview and with Michael Saar https://fb.watch/3uD1o2E5Sl/ Facebook event: https://fb.me/e/zeQZjIRf August 2020 Pigment Print 16”x20” $575 Kumquats 2019 Pigment Print 16”x20” $575 Banks of the Trinity 2017 Pigment Print 16”x20” $575 Lost Cat Found 2019 Pigment Print 16”x20” $575 Evening Light 2018 Pigment Print 16”x20” $575
in the pop-up: Jennifer G. Thompson
Q&A with Michelle Cate Assistant Curator at The Art Studio, Inc. MC: So, Jennifer where are you from and how did you get to where you are at now with your art? JT: I was born in Fort Worth, Texas, and grew up in Mississippi. Eventually I found my way back home to Texas. While
Spence’s photographs show extraordinary eye
Cathy Spence’s “The Crooked Eye” features “an extraordinary boy with an extraordinary appearance.”