by Michelle Cate, assistant curator at The Art Studio, Inc. Cissie Owen is a retired Lamar professor who has spent years teaching her students about how to get inside the destructive yet creatively warped mind of theoretical terrorists. Since retirement she has found a new way to channel her creativity… the fiber arts! For years
Article by Evan LeBouef Link to album https://analogrebellion.bandcamp.com/album/full-frontal For this month I wanted to bring back an album from the vault. Although this album is almost 10 years old, I still find myself singing it’s melodies and thanking it for its contribution to my musical path and career. Analog Rebellion’s Full Frontal is a fantastic
James Blaign Rambo, Random Photographs 2018-2020. IG: @blaign Film takes longer than digital, it’s a laborious process, storage can be a pain, and your phone or digital camera is more than adequate in many situations. And yet, there is a feeling of accomplishment and pride when you shoot, develop, and produce a photograph. It’s a
by Amy Bradberry Beaumont native, Co-owner and Editor-in-Chief of 2LOUD Magazine, Corey Haynes, debuted his collection, Melanin and Light, Friday, April 9, 2021 at The Prime Art Gallery in Houston, Texas. In 2001, Haynes began designing a clothing label which led to his desire to expand his graphic design skills. Haynes then enrolled in a
By Lige Menard There exist many bright stars of art and entertainment which make up the constellation that is the SETX scene. When we all gather and attend, show up and glow up, we radiate and create something heavenly. It’s a celestial thing when we wee mortal candles melt together. Wave after wave of
words and photos by Marjorie Gracefeaturing Daisha Brown Some people stand out in a crowd, whether they want to or not. Daisha Brown may be one of those people. Her quiet demeanor accompanies a quirky charm that cannot be denied or hidden. You will find her at various art events or having the time of
May notes by TASI Executive Director, Greg Busceme Sr. Each month is jammed with so many activities it is hard to tell you what is going on in any reasonable way. That being said, I decided to focus on the administrative aspect of the studio, in particular, the Board of Directors. The studio has always
Slaughter Beach, Dog: At The Moonbase Album Review By Evan LeBouef It is no surprise that once again Jake Ewald knocks it out of the park with Slaughter Beach, Dog’s fourth album At the Moonbase. A product made during quarantine, Ewald took isolation as an opportunity to create a comfortable yet forward thinking album filled
By Daniel Valdez Neches Brewing Co. Something everyone has been missing since the pandemic hit is live music. Whether it be a country artist performing at your favorite bar, or a punk band performing in your favorite garage or house, it’s safe to bet that something you may miss is going out to shows. With
Pictures by Spare Time Jewelry We interviewed Melissa DeGarmo of Spare Time Jewelry on her experience with SETX and jewelry making: What draws you to SETX? “I’ve lived here my whole life. The biggest reward about living in a smaller area like SETX…is that you get to know so many talented people. This area is
