So much can happen in two months. Since our last ISSUE, We’ve had some big changes administratively. Our dear friend, artist and studio assistant director, Marilyn Tennissen has decided to live with her sister in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Being notified four days before her departure was a shock. Marilyn had served The Studio for well
Click here for digital version Inside: Summer ArtSkool Geek’s Summer Guide Beaumont Children’s Museum Richard Spinney at BAL and more
Thank you everyone for coming to Lisa Reinauer’s exhibition “Allegories.” Lisa is and has been a diligent participant in TASIMJAE whether accepted or not. She sets a good example of diligence and perseverance. The willing eagerness to produce and present your work is key in your drive as an artist. An actor does not memorize
Click here for digital version Inside: Reianuer’s “Allegories” AMSET curator Rockefeller TASIMJAE 2019 Wrap Up and more
This month has been very productive in regard to our ever-developing infrastructure and activity programs. We reconfigured the pedestal storage area, creating an additional supply area and expanding the pedestal storage room to include a place for our folding tables and surplus lumber. In the kiln area, we sorted and organized the kiln posts and
Click here for digital version Inside: TASIMJAE 2019 Vincent van Gogh: His LIfe in Art” Jooyoung Choi’s Cosmic Womb Jules Buck Jones’ “Future Fossils” and more
Spring is here! OK, so it wasn’t much of a winter. Chilly, rainy and damp, sure, but no blasting cold, freeze your pipes, where’s my long johns and gloves kind of cold. It’s slightly disappointing because we were prepared this year more than ever with new heaters and tight double-paned windows, thanks to Foundation for
Click here for online edition Inside: Capsula Stellis Inter in Nave Keith Carter: Fifty Years Making a Killing in the Art Market and more
Work at The Studio continues. You may have observed the ceiling light rack above the lower deck of the gallery. It seems to give more direct lighting to the work and saves a lot of climbing on the 12-feet ladder. Along with the track lighting in the lobby you will be pleased to see real
Click here for online edition Inside: John Fulbright: Previously Invisible Worlds Beaux Arts Ball: Moulin Rouge pictures The Art of Found Objects and more
