by Greg Busceme Sr.Executive Director of The Art Studio, Inc. I have been in the arts community for 46 years. Most of those years were spent listening and observing the strange and wonderful world of Art. I didn’t start to think about creating art when I got into clay. I was drawn by the novelty
by Greg Busceme Sr. I am totally into this new format with Studio Ink. It opens an avenue where I can muse on ideas and convey to you our hopes and dreams or brag on our progress and achievements. As members, you have seen the progress of this administration through responsive assistance and efficient processing of
The Alternative Show is my Christmas. Each year I am inundated with so many works of art that I feel like they are gifts specifically for my pleasure. Hanging this exhibition is a labor of love that I relish each year. The variety of work and the diversity of subject and technique tells me that
May notes by TASI Executive Director, Greg Busceme Sr. Each month is jammed with so many activities it is hard to tell you what is going on in any reasonable way. That being said, I decided to focus on the administrative aspect of the studio, in particular, the Board of Directors. The studio has always
April Notes from Greg Busceme Sr. Executive Director of The Art Studio, Inc. If you drove by the Studio lately you will find the rugged landscape of the studio’s backyard has changed. I’m referring to the two “mausoleums” that have languished, unusable, in the yard for some 15 years. Each hurricane took out some part
Notes from Greg Busceme, Sr.Executive Director of The Art Studio, Inc. Art is an activity that every child and most adults enjoy. I always liked using glue, tape and paper to create moderately interesting products for mom to gush over when I came home from school. It wasn’t great, but it was better than doing
Notes by Greg Busceme, Sr. from the new SETX art ‘zine and torchbearer of the ISSUE… “STUDIO INK.” Executive Director of The Art Studio, Inc. The only thing that is constant is change. The Art Studio, Inc. (TASI) is adapting to change in a real and tangible way. 2020 sucked big time, but within all
