Past, present, future serve as backdrops for ‘Future Fossils’ Entering the left back gallery of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, you come face to face — quite literally — with a colossal 36-foot mosasaur skeleton sculpture suspended from the ceiling. Walking underneath the skeleton, you suddenly feel very small — both because of the
Southeast Texas artist Sheri Hood Callahan will exhibit her sensitive, and sometimes edgy, abstract paintings as April’s featured artist at Finder’s Fayre Antiques. The show, titled Finding My Way, will reflect her emotional reactions to her inspirations: the oceans and our cattail marsh. Part of the ongoing C.L.A.S.S. series featuring local artists, the show opens
Spring is here! OK, so it wasn’t much of a winter. Chilly, rainy and damp, sure, but no blasting cold, freeze your pipes, where’s my long johns and gloves kind of cold. It’s slightly disappointing because we were prepared this year more than ever with new heaters and tight double-paned windows, thanks to Foundation for
Work at The Studio continues. You may have observed the ceiling light rack above the lower deck of the gallery. It seems to give more direct lighting to the work and saves a lot of climbing on the 12-feet ladder. Along with the track lighting in the lobby you will be pleased to see real
TASI March exhibit to boldly go to way-out space frontiers Outer space is an infinite dimension of time and distance. It is a boundary between light and shadow, between science and superstition — and between the pit of humanity’s fears, and the apex of imagination and knowledge. “Capsula Stellis Iter in Nave: Have Space Capsule Will
Keith Carter’s new book celebrates five decades of memories At 320 pages, with 250 photographs, “Keith Carter; Fifty Years” is an epic tome that serves as an autobiography of the Beaumonter’s formidable career. The book is arranged so the images shift between years seemingly at random. “It was my idea to not make it a
Documentary and satirical horror examine cost of high-end art market Warning: The following contains spoilers. The high-profile art market is fertile ground for intrigue and drama with its cast of gallerists, critics and big-money collectors. The lowest form of life, it seems, and certainly the least rewarded, are the artists. Two recent movies have turned
The Dishman Art Museum and Lamar University’s Alumni Association have an open call for entries for “After School Special,” The second juried art exhibition specifically for Alumni. To qualify to enter one must have had completed at least 30 credit hours at Lamar (alumni- no degree) and one may be of any major, not just
The Lamar University Friends of the Arts will present Le Grand Bal 2019, March 30, co-chaired by Rusty Chemino and Dean Terrebonne. The theme of the event is New Orleans Inspires LU, and the evening promises to be filled with Southern elegance and a twist of the Crescent City. The evening will begin with a
The Art Museum of Southeast Texas will present “Jooyoung Choi: Big Time Dreaming in the Age of Uncertainty,” March 16 through June 2. The exhibition will delight visitors with a mixed media, site-specific installation inspired by Choi’s ongoing investigation of her Cosmic Womb mythology. Born in Seoul, South Korea, Choi was adopted at the age
