Change is good, or at least inevitable. In the new year we will revamp our administration to continue to serve our community and respond to your needs. We are saying goodbye to Stephanie Orta who has served TASI with dedication and care. Thank you, Stephanie, for your diligence and dedication to our administrative office. In
words and photos by Lige Menard In the wake of our lives we have the potential of leaving behind various legacies. Progeny carry on the lines of blood, and we linger still in their memories and stories. Some leave behind a legacy of artistic creation, or the details of a life worthy of historical documentation.
album review by Jeff Dixon When Spiceworld was released I was 15 years old. It was November of 1997. Spice Up Your Life had been dominating the radio for weeks and my copy of the single had been played probably too much if you were to ask anyone else in my house. When the album
A select few local designers were asked to submit designs to help commemorate The Art Studio’s 40th anniversary in advance of the Beaux Arts Ball celebration in January 2023. We are excited to finally reveal a small preview of this new merchandise which will be available at the Ball to kick off the Ruby year
Come home to TASI for the holidaze! Take a well deserved respite from the stresses of family obligation or invite your favorite cousin who’s in town for the holiday. No matter how long it’s been, gather with friends on Xmas night, where everyone will be sharing the joy. The night will be fun, relaxing, and
Make plans to attend the most spectacular party of the year as The Art Studio, Inc. celebrates 40 years serving the Southeast Texas arts community. TASI will host the Beaux Arts Ball: Ruby Anniversary on Jan. 21, to support its art education programs, encourage membership, and celebrate the accomplishments of the past four decades. Regular
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
M.I.S.T. – Made In Southeast Texas James Byron Wood, Chaos Coordinator for the BKB PO$$E, is reviving the classic questionnaire created by Bernard Pivot and popularized by James Lipton on “Inside the Actor’s Studio”. James is posing these questions to a variety of people from the 409’s arts and music scene. TASI tenant Jenny Petross
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.
