by Greg Busceme, Sr.Executive Director of The Art Studio, Inc. This month is a more practical approach to my musings. We have so many things happening – good and not-so-good. Let’s go to the not-so-good first. A few weeks ago, I walked into the Studio to a dystopian scene where lights were dim and the
Join us for a MEET THE ARTIST on June 18th, 2022 at The Avenue Coffee & Café “We recently moved from San Antonio, where we lived for twelve years. I have been married for twenty years to my husband, Caleb. We have three daughters. I earned a degree in Interior design and art from Abilene
ALL AGES WELCOME!doors open at 7:00 – music begins at 8:00$5 minimum donation at the door (cash only) LIVE ORIGINAL MUSIC BY: Pet Raven(Alt Rock/Punk) War On Sunday(Grunge/pop/punk rock) Olivia Won’t Sing(Pop Punk) Obscene Orchestra(punk/goth/harshnoise) and hosted by GINA MARI GARCIA!
Everyone is familiar with the allure of making pottery. Iconic films like “Ghost” have embedded the process of making pottery in the mind of the public. From damp clay to fire to finished piece, the process is viewed as a romantic one, but it’s also a serious artform. The Art Studio, Inc. (TASI) will host
Model: Dixie DeynéPhotographer: Jasin Monday IG: @mr_j_monday
words and photos by Lige Menard Like the call of the wendigo, something beckoned to me in the whispers of the wind. It spoke of going to the shore. Mother Ocean was calling and she wanted me to bring the children for a visit. Heeding her call, me and the younglings made plans for
Made In Southeast Texas a special project by Christopher Dombroskywith James Blaign Rambo and Kevin Clay The photons formed in a place where gravity bent the fabric of space, a thermonuclear furnace of 27 million degrees. There they danced for thousands of years, the photons, rising slowly from the core of a star, up through
words and photos by Meg Baertl Brown Have you met, Cameron? Born in Galveston and now a current resident of Beaumont, Cameron, or Cam or Cat Daddy, as his friends call him enjoys thrifting, riding his bike, and listening to music. The best advice he has received is to “embrace the parts of yourself you
Art is a lifelong happy struggle. We absolutely complicate our lives in the pursuit of our passion that only comes when we make work. I think it’s better to keep thinking of yourself as a student of art and see each piece you create as another step toward the greater works you will make as your journey continues. We can so easily simply stop making art, making music, writing, acting and everything will be …simpler! You could just skip the mental struggle that keeps you up at night trying to create what’s in your heart. All I can say is in 47 years of sculpting and potting my worst years were when I couldn’t make art except in my mind. I cannot imagine living without clay stuck under my fingernails and smudging my clothes.
As a TASI Member, you may already know that every month in our STUDIO INK. Magazine, we dedicate at least one page each issue to showcasing works of poetry that are sent in to our editors. This THOUGHTCRIME section of our newsletter is much older than the newsletter itself. We never edit or censor the
