Respondents: James Byron Wood is a Pisces and the Chaos Coordinator for the BKB PO$$E. His favorite Monkee is Mike Nesmith. Grace Mathis is a chanteuse and fashionista whose favorite color is pink. When posting a Facebook comment on a picture of someone else’s cat her usual response is “Booboodeedee.” Stephan Malick is a Journalism
By Eleanor Skelton For Stephen Rousset, painting has multiple layers of meaning. He delved deeper into his art during the initial coronavirus quarantine in spring 2020. One of his larger works, a floor-to-ceiling painting with a spike piercing a brain and a hand surrounded by strands of DNA, combines a myriad of possible themes and
by Kinza Waheed You are not going to want to miss Terrance McNally’s Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune at Beaumont Community Players. The BCP rendition is directed by John Manfredi and starring Heather Rushing as Frankie and Jody Reho as Johnny. The play depicts a first date night that ends up with
M.I.S.T. – Made In Southeast TexasA conversation with local drag performer Sparkle Motionby James Allen King Meet Miss Sparkle Motion. If you have been around SETX for a while there is a good chance you had the pleasure of seeing her perform at a cancer fundraiser, maybe drag brunch, or hosting a dance contest at
Photographs will be on display on the wall of the Cafe throughout the month of September 2022 during regular hours (7am to 7pm each day). Contact The Art Studio, Inc. to purchase works. “The works in this exhibition are digital archival prints captured using a digital rangefinder camera. All images are of the Southeast Texas
Made In Southeast Texas by Eleanor Skelton Kierra Sam found out about pop-up shops when she moved to Beaumont in 2019. “I thought it was a great way for people to see and purchase products first-hand,” she said. After Sam launched BoDu Beauty Bonnets in 2021, she started going to markets and exploring vendor opportunities
Made In Southeast Texas a special project by Christopher Dombroskywith James Blaign Rambo and Kevin Clay The photons formed in a place where gravity bent the fabric of space, a thermonuclear furnace of 27 million degrees. There they danced for thousands of years, the photons, rising slowly from the core of a star, up through
a special reportby “The Spindletop Kid” Few diversions are sweeter after a day’s worth of trail riding than wetting your dry gullet at some amiable waterin hole, ordering up a mess of viddles and testing your acumen in a friendly game of saloon trivia. But with Pour Brothers cantina vanishing like bison on the plains,
In February 2020, a series of shows began at The Art Studio, Inc. Curated by assistant curator, Michelle Cate, the Pop Up gallery first featured Nathan Yellow-Jones’ exhibit, “Sentiment.” The continued use of this gallery space has doubled the number of shows held at TASI annually, despite the global pandemic. “Pop-Up” might imply the scale
Made In Southeast Texasmovie review by Christopher Dombrosky Our Gulf Coast isn’t known for tornadoes, but production of the Southeast Texas-shot independent motion picture dramedy “Red Rocket” was a whirlwind. When acclaimed multi-hyphenate auteur Sean Baker, maker of 2015’s “Tangerine” and 2017’s “The Florida Project”, found his 2020 work in Canada scuttled by pandemic, he
