Beaux Arts Ball, annual Studio fundraiser, draws large crowd of revellers to ‘Moulin Rouge’ More than 100 people gathered at The Art Studio, Inc., Jan. 19, for the organization’s Beaux Arts Ball annual fundraiser. This year’s theme was “Moulin Rouge,” and participants dressed in a variety of fin-de-siecle costumes, as well as characters from the musical
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Artists Pearson, Nesmith unite in art, marriage Art could be described as the creation of form and beauty, and Van Gogh said, “Nothing is truly more artistic than to love people.” Either could be a fitting description for Mark Nesmith and Elizabeth Pearson’s Nov. 3 exhibition, “Love and Paint,” at TASI. The show is a
HFA’s to headline TASI Nov. 15 fundraiser for music programs The Art Studio, Inc. will host “Arts & Drafts: A BEERefit for Art” at Madison’s, Nov. 15, 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. The proceeds will all go to support The Art Studio’s Band Nite music program and performance space for aspiring musicians across the Southeast
First I have to say that the October exhibition was a fabulous presentation of work, diversity and sheer volume. Scarlett Blanchard and Anna Myers exhibited work over a year ago at The Studio and I was hooked. I thought, if they produced this work now where would they be in a year and a half?
Beaumont Community Players will continue its 2018-2019 Texas Strong Season (#BCPTexasstrong) with the award-winning play, “Calendar Girls” by Tim Firth. This heartwarming comedy will be performed at the Betty Greenberg Center for Performing Arts located at 4155 Laurel Ave. in Beaumont and is directed by BCP favorite Gina Hinson. The story: When Annie’s husband dies
The High Street Gallery will host an exhibition of paintings by Presley Landry, 7-10 p.m., Nov. 17. The gallery is located in Victoria House, 2110 Victoria St. in Beaumont. “High Street Gallery has been spotlighting up-and-coming Southeast Texas artists for five years now, and I’m excited to have Presley’s first solo show as our final
“Lasting Impressions: The Work of Edward S. Curtis” is on display at the Stark Museum of Art. Curtis’ “big dream” was to document traditional Indian life through his photogravures, writings and sound recordings. More than 100 images and books from his project “The North American Indian” are on view. Also featured in the exhibition are other recent acquisitions
The Dishman Art Museum is hosting MUM: Nancy Newberry, right, through Nov. 9. Today, the homecoming mum ritual has expanded to include elaborate local customs that vary from school to school. Award-winning fine art photographer Nancy Newberry captures this phenomenon in the context of current teenage cultural traditions and rites of passage attached to the
Acting coach and author Chambers Stevens will bring his Hollywood expertise to Beaumont in October with a trio of acting workshops for aspiring young actors. The workshops, hosted by Divergent Theater, are scheduled for Friday, Oct. 19, 4:30-7:30 p.m. for returning students, or Saturday, Oct. 20, 9 a.m.-noon for second through fifth grade, and
