By Eleanor Skelton Woodcarving has been Richard Spinney’s hobby for half a century. He creates both abstract and more realistic pieces with all types of wood. He carves and his wife paints some of his finished pieces. “I just finished a couple of seagulls, and they’re about half life-size,” he said. “We’re doing a flying
By Eleanor Skelton People often process difficult circumstances through art. The COVID-19 pandemic and 2020’s vibe that the world we knew is over is filtering through our collective consciousness into the art world. These are the main themes that surface in a new show at The Art Studio, coming this fall. “Recalibration of Realities” will
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
Made In Southeast Texasby Julia Rodriguez You can follow her work and find her shop on instagram as @thepressedposey
words and photos by Lige Menard Damn August, you sure are a sexy month. This Virgo Viking swears you’ll always be his calendar girl, and Mmmhmm sweet Auggie your hot, but not too spicy. Speaking of heat, let me quench some parched FOMO, and ramble on about how I got to CHEW on some
“Sunshine” Photographs by Juliana Rutledge Model: Caressa Ann Garza Find her on Facebook at Juliana Gloria Photography if you’re interested in booking a session!
words and photos by Marjorie Grace Mathis Photographing Beaumont’s king of DIY fashion at the hub of Beaumont’s DIY scene, V Haus, was a no-brainer. Scott Massey has been an icon of creative and expressive personal style for years, known on a first name basis at V Haus, Logon Cafe, The Art Studio and more.
Vicky de Groot P.I. & The Case of the Dead Stripper’s Gambit Preface by the author: Everything I’m going to tell you is true, some of the names have been changed, and some of the events combined. These are the stories from my five years as a private investigator in Beaumont, Texas (1978 – 1983)
By TASI assistant curator Michelle Cate Being one of the youngest artists to show at The Art Studio, Keira Devillier is 15 years old. She has 8 years of experience in drawing and her earnest self-guided study of art is obvious. Like many artistic young people her age, she is certainly in touch with the
or “What Teens Taught Me This Summer”By Michelle Cate First, the internet rules supreme. They bond over favorite songs that have gone viral. Memes. Reddit. Something about Jeffery Bezos. But what Greg and I were teaching in Studio Arts Basics was how to use their hands to do something creative maybe outside of internet, IRL.
