Creative couple to fill TASI Main Gallery in November 2021 Artist David Silvernail is a mechanically minded genius who has worked on everything from cash registers to Xerox machines through his professional career. Jane, his wife, has a teaching degree from McNeese. These two amazing people have been married for 52 years and raised a
Artists Sam Daleo, Jr. and Laura Lee Scott are exhibiting in the Art Studio, Inc.’s Pop-Up Gallery in November. They are Lamar University educated artists with a shared appreciation for beauty often found in nature or architecture. In their show, “Seeking Beauty; Portal to the Transcendent,” Daleo’s explorations are in pastel and colored pencil, while
Hear Ye, Hear Ye! The theme for Beaux Art Ball 2022 is… the European Renaissance aka “The Rebirth” of TASI in Party form. Please SAVE THE DATE! January 22nd, 2022. Tickets are now on presale at $50 and can be purchased here: https://tasirebirth.bpt.me/ To help us promote the event and to stay up to date
Vicky de Groot P.I. & The Case of the Dead Stripper’s Gambit Preface by the author: Everything I’m going to tell you is true, some of the names have been changed, and some of the events combined. These are the stories from my five years as a private investigator in Beaumont, Texas (1978 – 1983)
album review by Evan LeBouef Hey y’all, this month we are going to listen to the new LP released by Lainey Gonzales (LG). I had the opportunity to sit down with Lainey and ask them a few questions about their new release, “Don’t Make Me Worry”. This album made me reflect on the past good
Shooting at night is like being on another planet. Usually it’s just you and the silence of the evening. Traffic has died down and most folks are asleep. It can be a peaceful experience. It’s also a lot cooler at night, and that’s a big bonus around this area. As someone that rarely uses artificial
Made In Southeast Texasby Julia Rodriquez Caitie Lightfoot, aka @thearfterlifeart, creates macabre art from the remains of woodland creatures whose lives were ended naturally, their bones found on afternoon walks, or by hunters, whose bones are casualties for taxidermists, useless on a wall. Having access to bones as a child, Caitie began painting designs on
by Executive Director Greg Busceme, Sr. I want to go on a nostalgic journey of the early days of TASI. From the start, even though we had a few staunch supporters, The Studio was struggling to make ends meet. We needed some way we could acquire downtown property to get a larger facility. We approached
By Eleanor Skelton Woodcarving has been Richard Spinney’s hobby for half a century. He creates both abstract and more realistic pieces with all types of wood. He carves and his wife paints some of his finished pieces. “I just finished a couple of seagulls, and they’re about half life-size,” he said. “We’re doing a flying
By Eleanor Skelton People often process difficult circumstances through art. The COVID-19 pandemic and 2020’s vibe that the world we knew is over is filtering through our collective consciousness into the art world. These are the main themes that surface in a new show at The Art Studio, coming this fall. “Recalibration of Realities” will
