It is nostalgic, in a frightful way, how 12 years ago we were inundated by the start of a series of storms that changed our lives, and for as many years became a conscious part of our psyche. Hurricanes Rita and Ike indelibly altered the lives of many people, as it is with this devastating
Studio looks to rebuild after rain water exposes wall issues The Art Studio, Inc. has taken its share of hard knocks from weather over the past 34 years and after some years of slow recovery after hurricanes Rita and Ike, it has taken a beating yet again with Harvey. The storm forced rainwater through parts
Baker explores relationships in ‘Joining’ at TASI in October Teresa Baker can’t find her scissors. This is problem, like a painter losing his brush or a surgeon losing her knife — they are the basic tools of Teresa Baker’s craft. She shrugs. She knows they will soon show up in her studio, at 215 Orleans
Hooker’s memoir, ‘Somewhere Under the Moon,’ basks in glow of silver screen David Hooker is a veteran of the local theater scene, and anyone who has ever met him knows that he is passionate about many things — opera, theater, his kids — but get him on the topic of movies and he will bend
The Art Museum of Southeast Texas will host Endless, Texas, an exhibition by Sirena LaBurn, Oct. 26-Jan. 14, part of AMSET’s Cafe Arts series. A free reception is slated for 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Oct. 29. Born in Nederland in 1986, LaBurn received her MFA in Painting from the New York Studio School in
The Beaumont Art League presents Visions of China: Ancient to Modern, an exhibition of photography by Lief Anson Wallace. A closing reception will be held 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Oct. 7. As winner of the BAL’s 2016 Annual Membership Show, Beaumont photographer Lief Wallace earned a solo exhibition. His show. “Visions of China: Ancient
Harvey changes opening originally scheduled for Sept. 2 Southeast Texans will get a chance to see the works of local artists at an annual event that has become a tradition in the local arts community. The Art Studio, Inc.’s annual Tenants Show debuts Sept. 2 with a free reception from 7-10 p.m. The focus of
New building opens time portal to TASI’s future Over the course of The Art Studio’s 34-year history, it has planted roots in several locations from the original location at the corner of Neches and Milam, downtown at Forsythe and Orleans where the court annex now sits, and finally to the 720 Franklin address. The Studio
Tuesday life drawing sessions offer opportunity for all skill levels From the Lascaux Caves to the bathroom walls in the local public high school, mankind has always had the impetus to record his experiences through drawing. We may not remember the first time we were handed a crayon and paper, but drawing is an important
Musée Toulouse-Lautrec makes for a fascinating visit ALBI, France — The small town of Albi, located some 85 km northwest of Toulouse in the Occitanie region of southern France, may not be the first name of the list when one thinks of a Gaulic vacation, but if one is an art lover at all, it
