Fresh in my mind is the event we hosted on Feb 8. “After Mourning” is a play about the sister-in-law of Vincent Van Gogh and her 30-year struggle, and subsequent success, in giving Vincent’s artwork the recognition it so strongly deserves. Written by Mike Czuba from the University of Calgary and founder of Dancing Monkey
Click here for digital version Inside: A Common Occurrence of Time, Wasteland in Pictures, ‘After Mourning’ Staged reading, and more
The Studio is fortunate to have diverse and disparate supporters, volunteers, board, staff and patrons who so willingly embrace the spirit and the voice that The Studio hopes to reflect. We are an organization that is feeling our oats, taking risks and expanding our abilities as we expand the offerings of The Studio. It usually
Click here for digital version. Inside: Holiday Shop-0-Rama Extravaganza Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia The Geek’s Holiday Guide and more
October was an eventful month full of ad-hoc events peppered into our usual schedule of activities. The basis of the hoopla was the exhibition presented by Christopher Troutman, drawing professor in the Lamar University department of art and design, that created quite a bit of excitement around The Studio. Three Lamar faculty members, Troutman, design
Click here for digital version. Inside: Kelli Scofield’s “Equilibrium” Gaudi’s Park Güell “Mapa Wiya” Aboriginal Art
I’m very excited about the exhibitions that are coming up and ones that have shown. Kelli Scofield has been a disciplined painter for many years, and her reward for that diligence is a body of work that has evolved into an exquisite balance of color and form. While others, including me, use excuses to avoid
Click here for digital version. Inside: Christopher Troutman Antoni Gaudi, part one Crystal Bridges and more
We had an enthusiastic gathering at TASI’s annual meeting Sept. 11. It gave us a chance to introduce some of the people who continue to make The Studio’s mission possible. I was happy to see familiar participants and thrilled to meet new visitors coming to see what The Studio can offer them and what they
Click here for digital edition. Inside: Tenants Show Clay Man in Japan Remembering Kava Krasner at the Barbican and more.
