by Olivia Busceme, TASI Band Nite Coordinator Do not underestimate the stage light. You might be playing flawlessly in your garage but once you get on that stage, be ready for things to feel different. That’s okay. The more you do it, the easier it gets. You’ll learn that stage performance is about more than
words and photos by Meg Baertl Brown You have seen her at art events, sports events, and all-around Beaumont. She is usually behind the camera at these events. She’s usually asking your name so she can make sure it’s spelled correctly in the next edition of the Beaumont Enterprise. She is Kim Brent. Hailing from
We learn from our mentors and those lessons become ours and we pass that knowledge on to the next infinitely curious student who wants to find their way in the arts.
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doors open at 7:00 – music begins at 8:00
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LIneup: Cory Neyland, DJ Set/Performance Art, Lil Malibu, Breaker. Hosted by Gina Mari!
Couple of things I want to say to new emerging artists, designers, and students that are struggling with their progress.
Don’t give up on yourself. You can do it. Just because you don’t see immediate success or acknowledgement from others in real life or on social media doesn’t mean you should give up trying.
The Art Studio, Inc. is celebrating its Ruby Anniversary with a glamorous Beaux Arts Ball on January 21, 2023! We are thrilled to have Jackie Simien as this year’s honorary chairperson.
The Art Studio, Inc. has the distinct honor of participating in a program with United Way to benefit the Food Bank called Empty Bowls. Empty Bowls is a program that began in 1990 at a Michigan high school to draw attention to the plight of the hungry.
photographer:Juliana Rutledge model:Andi Lucia photos capturedat The Art Studio
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 Olivia Busceme, TASI Band Nite Coordinator Hello campers, this is your band counselor speaking! If you’re interested in reading a “How To Be A Band” advice column from someone who has never been in a band, but who does have 15 years experience in DIY booking and local band management, then you’ve come to
