NOW SHOWING: “Amazing Worlds!” the science fiction art of Randall Ensley
Now on view in TASI’s Maudee Gallery. The artwork will be on view through November 27 during TASI’s regular gallery hours:
Tuesdays through Saturdays, from noon until 5:00pm
Now on view in TASI’s Maudee Gallery. The artwork will be on view through November 27 during TASI’s regular gallery hours:
Tuesdays through Saturdays, from noon until 5:00pm
Randall Ensley is an award winning artist and illustrator in the science fiction genre. Ensley’s ink illustrations transport viewers to fantastical realms, blending intricate detail with vibrant storytelling.
“My goal as an artist is to be able to communicate visually in such a way as to stimulate the viewer’s imagination to see not only with their eyes but also with their hearts. I hope to evoke a mood to which viewers will respond.”
Paintings by Doug Jackson on view in TASI’s Main Gallery through October 26.
Doug Jackson was born in 1953 with Cerebral Palsy and is unable to use his hands or legs– despite this, he discovered a passion for art at age 11 after watching his brother painting at an easel. His brother attached a paintbrush to the end of Jackson’s headband stylus and from then on, Jackson used this method to create his art.
The exhibition “ARTOPIA” will be on view in TASI’s Main Gallery
from September 7th through September 28 during our regular hours:
Tuesdays through Saturdays, from noon to 5:00pm
The exhibition “ARTOPIA” will be on view in TASI’s Main Gallery from September 7th through September 28 during our regular hours: Tuesdays through Saturdays, from noon to 5:00pm
Artwork from visiting artists and selections from TASI’s permanent collection were on view in TASI’s Main Gallery during the weekend of Gumbo ClayFest, July 11 – 13 2024.
Learn more about the 7 artists visiting TASI for Gumbo ClayFest 2024, and a word from Executive Director Greg Busceme!
The Art Studio, Inc. will host its third annual Gumbo ClayFest on July 11-13 in Beaumont, featuring nationally-recognized ceramists. The event includes demonstrations, workshops, and interactions with artists. Admission is by donation and no registration is needed. The festival celebrates ceramic arts and fosters community engagement, learning, and cultural enrichment.