Michelle Cate, TASI curator, said the coronavirus pandemic has forced The Studio to reevaluate how to showcase local artists, The Art Studio Inc, is hosting a series of online auction sales that will benefit both the artists and TASI. The “Virtual Summer Spree” begins May 30and continues until June 27. “It’s a great way for us
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Our members and tenants have not been sitting on their hands during this time. Here is a short list of links to work they have live video-streamed recently. James Allen King was working his magic with art glass to make a handsome honeycomb with bumble bee. Here is Sara Lydia Tuell’s video of her working
Barry, Viator seek stillness, meaning in chaotic world Kailee Viator’s tenant space at The Art Studio looks chaotic. The area is filled with moss, twigs, paint, discarded bug shells and a plethora of found objects. On this particular day, her friend Amanda Barry is working on an object in the back corner, which only adds
TASI’s Beaux Arts Ball draws big crowd Survivors of the Beaux Arts Winter Wonder Wasteland helped TASI reach an all-time attendance and ticket record for a full night of fashion shows, performances, silent auction items, music and dancing. “We had approximately 160 tickets pre-sold, a record for us,” board chairman Stephan Malick said. “People know
Wanted: Experience of post-apocalyptic insanity with hours of mind-blowing entertainment, mayhem and merriment. You’re thinking about the Winter Wasteland, the theme for this year’s Beaux Art Ball, to be held on Saturday, Jan. 18, 2020, at The Art Studio. The BAB is TASI’s largest and most festive fundraiser of the year supporting programming efforts throughout
Sagrada Familia, Gaudi’s masterpiece, divinely inspired This is the last of a three-part series on the Modernist architect Antoni Gaudi BARCELONA — “I am an atheist. What is happening to me?” These words, attributed to a visitor, describe the inspiring beauty that is the Sagrada Familia, the architect Antoni Gaudi’s final masterpiece. A South Korea Buddhist
Kelli Scofield to present first solo show at TASI in November It’s always difficult finding words to describe someone else’s work to an audience. Art reviews are an imperfect science of conjecture and anticipation — a balancing act between the known and unknown and certainly a challenge between the authentic and the clichéd. Kelli Scofield’s
Gaudi, Güell combine in harmonious balance of nature, man This is the second of a three-part series on the Modernist architect Antoni Gaudi BARCELONA — Painter Bob Ross told us to embrace the ”happy accidents” in art, although Antoni Gaudi would probably tell us that it is simply divine intervention. One such accident of coincidence
There is a tendency to dismiss comic book art, as if its commercial application somehow makes it a lesser art form. But if one were to tell Christopher J. Troutman that his art has a comic book flair, he would take it as a compliment. Troutman, associate professor of drawing at Lamar University, will present
