East Austin Studio Tour 2014

BIG MEDIUMBig Medium, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit ar ts organization based in Austin Texas whose mission is to suppor t the ar ts and ar tists in Texas. To achieve this, we proudly produce the East Austin Studio Tour, West Austin Studio Tour and the Texas Biennial, as well as exhibiting innovative contemporary gallery programming in the Big Medium Gallery at Canopy. We provide affordable studio space for ar tists at two locations and seek oppor tunities with various ar ts organizations and ar tists to initiate and suppor t unique and creative projects.

916 Springdale Rd, Bldg 2 #101, Austin, TX 78702(512) 939-6665

bigmedium.org • [email protected]

EAST AUSTIN STUDIO TOUR

THIRTEENTH EDITION

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INTRODUCTIONPG 6-9

THANK YOUPG 10-13

SELECT EVENTSPG 14-23

ARTISTS & STUDIOSPG 24-141

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HAPPENINGSPG 186-193

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INTRODUCTION

EAST 2014Big Medium presents the 13th East Austin Studio Tour! EAST is a free, annual, self-guided ar t event occurring over two weekends in November, providing the public with an oppor tunity to meet the makers: the local ar tists and ar tisans who leave a lasting imprint on Austin’s vibrant, dynamic culture. Tour-goers are invited to discover new ar tistic talent, see working studios, learn about ar tists’ tools, techniques, and inspirations, and explore unique exhibition spaces and local businesses.

EAST BASICSWHAT TO SEE & WHEN TO SEE ITEAST is divided into four participant categories: Artists & Studios, Exhibitions, Happenings, and Select Events. Artists & Studios and Exhibitions are free to the public and open on the weekends of NOV 15-16 & 22-23 from 11am - 6pm. Happenings are also free, occurring on the weekends of the tour with varying hours. Select Events happen throughout tour weekends, as well as during the weekdays/nights in between and may cost money to attend.

EAST GEOGRAPHYEast of I-35West of Hwy 183South of Hwy 290Nor th of Ladybird Lake / Colorado River

COLLECTIVE COURTESYPlease keep in mind that many WEST locations are in residential areas. Our neighbors have been very welcoming to tour visitors over the years, and it’s impor tant to respect and reciprocate that hospitality. Please don’t be too loud or cause disturbances; avoid leaving any trash behind; drive and park your cars thoughtfully; and whenever possible, use bikes or public transpor tation to navigate your way around the tour.

FOR MORE [email protected](512) 939-6665

Select Events are projects or events, organized in collaboration with Big Medium. These events highlight partnerships that provide financial or ideological support for both parties involved, as well as a unique experience for the audience.

SELECT EVENTS

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This is where the creativity begins. For many of these spaces, this is the only time of year that you can get a special glimpse into the inspiration, process, and techniques of the artist. In this category, you can see home studios, spaces in larger studio complexes, or stand-alone commercial studios.

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Exhibitions take place in spaces that are either dedicated to exhibiting ar t year-round or have created shows specifically for EAST at their location. In this category, you can see galleries, theatres, or museums as well as a few select non-ar ts-based spaces.

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Happenings are singular events, contained within a 24-hour period. This category may include special exhibitions, installations, temporary or permanent public ar t, competitions, ar t-centered celebrations, educational programming, and ar t-themed par ties. Be sure to check the date and time for each Happening.

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EAST MOBILEm.eastaustinstudiotour.com

The EAST mobile website is a free online companion to the EAST catalog, offering a way for the mobile technorati among you to plan your tour.

The mobile website includes images, statements, descriptions, and location information for all EAST ar tists and exhibitions. Use it to search for your favorite spots or scan a list of categories; create a custom list of favorite ar tists and exhibitions; and use navigation tools to find your way from spot to spot while you’re out on the tour. Additionally, the mobile site will allow you to search by medium. Use the icons below as you navigate the tour on the go.

DISCLAIMERThe EAST and WEST catalogs are an evolving physical representation of all Austin ar tists who par ticipate in the tours and the work they create. Big Medium does not set any content guidelines for ar tists or exercise any predetermined censorship when producing the catalogs and websites. We ask you to please be aware that the 2014 EAST catalog and website may contain some images with sexual content, nudity, or violence. We understand and appreciate that some individuals may find cer tain images controversial. We respect those opinions and are always open to community feedback.

EAST TEAMShea LittleDirector

Jon WindhamGraphic Design, Illustration, Production

Jordan GentryProgram & Event Coordination, Communications

Tiffany L. CoghillDirector of Operations, Accounting, Adver tising

Kevin McNamee-TweedGallery Curator, Studio Manager

Nana MensahDevelopment

Melinda Gonzales BoeEvent Coordinator

PR, Marketing, and Sponsor DevelopmentJuice Consulting

InternsAndrea Eller, Jacqueline Golden, Kathryn Hedley, Michelle Jacobson, Sydney Vize, Estefania Marquez

VolunteersJennifer Hassin, Erin Smego

DIGITAL

STONE

PHOTOGRAPHY

JEWELRY

WOOD

PAINTING

METAL

CERAMICS

SCULPTURE

PRINTED MATTER

DRAWING

MIXED MEDIA

INSTALLATION

DESIGN

FILM/VIDEO

PERFORMANCE

FURNITURE

FIBER

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THANK YOU

THANK YOUAustin Public LibraryAr t Alliance AustinCapitol View Ar tsFrench Legation MuseumCity of Austin Cultural Ar ts DivisionTexas Commission on the Ar tsTito’s Handmade VodkaZipCarKIND

Dos EquisBlanton Museum of Ar tAustin B-cycleKLRUAustin ChronicleAr ts + CultureAustin MonthlyKOOPTime Warner Cable News

GlasstireDo512Culturemap AustinAustin EastcidersWunder-PilzUchiHillside FarmacySalt & TimeContigo

LickDaily GreensWhole FoodsChameleon Cold-BrewWhite Mountain FoodsFair Market

SPONSORS MEDIA

PARTNERS FUNDERS

Big Medium is suppor ted in par t by the Cultural Ar ts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Depar tment. Big Medium is also suppor ted by the Texas Commission on the Ar ts and by generous contributions from private donors.

SPECIAL THANKSCarlos Rodriguez-BrondoJon LawrenceJana SwecMelinda Gonzales BoeTiffany CoghillHeather Wagner ReedAmber LaFranceKeith KreegerJoseph PaganoKarina PerssonAustin AdamsMeredith BossinLizzie BrennerApril Burcham

Jamie CastilloMorgan CatalinaSunyong ChungChris CoakleyKevin CollinsWaller CreekJillian CurranAndy FifeEd GibsonClifford GillardLaura Donnelly GonzalezStacey HoytAsa HurshRainey Knudson

Daryl KunikAlexis LanmanLine Upon LineAnn LeeMike Mar tinezVirginia McReeTess MenconiWill MeredithMary MorseKristin NelsonChantal NieftBarbara ParhamJoseph PhillipsNicole Por twood

Meredith PowellLes RAVSteve RedmanCrystal RiosJesse SachsKathleen Stimper tEve TarloDanielle ThomasCoco VargasNatalie VillarrealLaura WilliamsonMar tha George WithersYoshie Yano-PenningsAbe Zimmerman

Armadillo Christmas BazaarAr t from the StreetsAustin Community CollegeLinda BagwellBird's BarbershopBlanton Museum of Ar tCamiba Ar tCapital Area CounselingCity of Austin Cultural Ar ts DivisionThe Contemporary Austin

Corazon Apar tmentsDCrainDJ Big FaceE3 Proper tiesEast Side PiesFair MarketHarry Ransom CenterMary Hunter StudioIndustry Print shopJerry's Ar tarama

Justine's BrasserieKincannon StudiosKome / Sa-Tén / Daruma RamenMichael Hsu Office of ArchitectureMike Tolleson & AssociatesMoxie Realty GroupNannie InezNewcastle HomesPeggy WeissPhoto Méthode Gallery

Rare TrendsSalt and TimeSkout Real EstateSwitched OnTake Hear tJames Tisdale Ceramic SculptureTito’s Handmade VodkaUncommon ObjectsWally Workman GalleryWexel Ar t

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Alexander Amponsah Charlene Ansley Sarah Atlee Phillip F Auth Sarah Beauchamp Rebecca Bennett Monica Boulton Tana Busch Jim Butler & Lynn Whitten Molly Casey Olivia D'Ambrosio William Dibrell Paula Fontaine-Haake Janet Fulk Carolyn Gee

Jennifer Gomez Barra Gustafson John Halabur t Kur t Hanley Jennifer Hassin Michael Hsu Jessica Illarramendi Bonny Johnson Kwaku Kufuor Frank Lawlor Jascha Little Margaret MacCary Nancy Maclaine Chad Maniccia Margaret McNamee

Joseph Mensah Virginia Montgomery Lauren Moorman Mary Morse John Mulvany Schuyler E. Nelson-Brown Jonathon Newkirk Desmond Ng Laney Odom Samuel Pate Denaka Perry Joshua Peterson Diana Phillips Ronald Pippin Erika Propst

Tiffany Rasco Steve Redman Cecelia Russell Susan Shahan Reza Shirazi Jessica Shore Joel Sumner Barbara Swec Terri Thomas & Randy Potts Joy Timmons Leslie Unger Claude Van Lingen Sara Vanderbeek Cinde Weatherby

DONORS

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SELECT EVENTS

1501E 6th St • east.bigmedium.org

DUE EAST!

Thursday, NOV 6 • 6:00 - 10:00 PM

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Big Medium will launch the 2014 East Austin Studio Tour with the highly-anticipated fall fundraiser, DUE EAST!, on Thursday, November 6. Big Medium is taking over 1501 E 6th St – the old Nuevo Leon restaurant – and transforming it into an ar ts destination for a limited time only. DUE EAST! will be your first oppor tunity to explore and purchase the work of over 250 EAST ar tists featured in the group exhibition. Dine on sumptuous bites from local top restaurants and enjoy Tito’s Handmade Vodka mixed cocktails and Dos Equis beer. Musical enter tainment will be provided by chamber pop group Les Rav and DJ Bigface. All event proceeds help fund Big Medium’s EAST programming, including the EAST Fellowship Program.

Tickets: $50 in advance and $65 at the door. Visit east.bigmedium.org to purchase tickets and suppor t EAST.

DUE EAST! is sponsored by Tito's Handmade Vodka · Dos Equis · KIND · Zipcar · Austin Eastciders · Loudmouth RentalsHillside Farmacy · Salt & Time · Uchi · Contigo · Lick Ice Creams · Whole Foods · Wunder-Pilz Kombucha · Industry Print Shop

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1501E 6th St • (512) 939-6665 • east.bigmedium.org • [email protected]

EAST GROUP EXHIBITION

Thursday, NOV 6 - Sunday, NOV 23

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The East Austin Studio Tour Group Exhibition captures the tour in one expansive show. With over 250 EAST ar tists par ticipating, you can get a real feel for the whole tour in one vibrant location. Explore a wide range of media and styles in small format to discover your favorite EAST ar tists. Catalogs and maps will be provided to help you better plan your tour as you come across interesting work in the show. All pieces are for sale and a por tion of the proceeds benefit Big Medium.

Regular Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 12:00 - 6:00 PM • EAST Weekends: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

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Art Night EAST

Friday, NOV 14 • 7:00 - 11:00 PM

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Art Night EAST is the official preview kick-off to the East Austin Studio Tour. Celebrate this unique Austin event with a multi-venue cultural experience. Visit four ar t spaces, meet gallery directors and ar tists, and learn about East Austin ar t. Each site will be paired with fine tastings, drinks, and sounds. A bus service is provided to take you through the city and deliver you to each site.

Venues: Big Medium, MASS Gallery, grayDUCK Gallery, Co-Lab Projects

Tickets: $55

Eyes Got It!

Saturday, NOV 8 • 1:00 - 5:00 PM

1501 E 6th St • eyesgotit.wordpress.com

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Eyes Got It! is an open call ar t competition inspired by ar ts based, reality-TV game shows. Salvador Castillo created it to demystify the juried show process, offer critical feedback and highlight ar tists working in the central Texas community. A panel of local ar ts professionals conduct the review process in front of a public audience and after 3 rounds of elimination will award one ar tist a solo exhibition at grayDUCK Gallery in 2015. Besides prizes generously sponsored by ar t orgs, the Top 10 semi-finalists are invited to par ticipate in Group Hug 2015 curated by Jill Schroeder of grayDUCK Gallery.

Last year’s winner, Grace Lee Lawrence, will select her favorite amongst the Top 10 to show at the EAST Group Exhibition space during this year's tour.

Eyes Got It! offers critical reviews and exhibition oppor tunities for ar tists.


Community Breakfast at the French Legation Museum

Saturday, NOV 15 • 9:00 - 11:00 AM

802 San Marcos St • frenchlegationmuseum.orgDaughters of the Republic of Texas, Custodians

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Join us on the first Saturday of EAST for a community breakfast on the lawn of the French Legation Museum. Star t your 2014 EAST with food, drinks, and enjoy the beautiful historic grounds. Bring your catalog and your appetite!

Free and open to everyone.

Creative Action Opening Party

Saturday, NOV 15 • 1:00 - 4:00 PM

2921 E 17th St, Bldg B • (512) [email protected] • creativeaction.org

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Celebrate the grand opening of the Center for Creative Action. Enjoy activities for friends and family of all ages! Create a work of ar t, join in on the drums, act out a character in the photo booth, watch student films in the movie house, or learn a new craft! Free snacks and drinks for kids, teens, and adults. As par t of the grand opening, an exhibition titled, "Creativity has a Home", will highlight and celebrate the talent of Creative Action’s students, teachers, staff, friends & suppor ters, volunteers, and board members.


Sunday School presented by SXSW

Sunday, NOV 16 • 3:00 - 9:00 PM

Delta Millworks • 4701 E 5th St

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End your EAST opening weekend with us at Sunday School presented by SXSW. We'll be having a little celebration of our hometown's creativity featuring some of our favorite ar tists and creators. We'll have a place to park your bike, bites from local food trucks, and libations for as long as they last. Jes Carpenter and friends will be getting the dance floor moving as the sun sets. Make sure to enter the auction for a chance to win a pair of SXSW wristbands and other prizes, benefiting our friends at Big Medium.

Check out www.sundaysundaysunday.club for any updates!

Canopy Night

Saturday, NOV 15 • 6:00 - 8:00 PM

916 Springdale Rd • canopyaustin.com

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As Big Medium hosts the opening reception of Barna Kantor’s solo exhibition, we ask that you join us Saturday November 15th from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at Canopy for extended EAST hours! Spend the day touring studios, exhibitions, and events around East Austin and continue the celebration with the studios and galleries at Canopy.


Victory Lap at The Historic Victory Grill

Saturday, NOV 15 • 6:00 - 10:00 PM

1104 E 11th St • (512) 291-6211info@capitolviewar ts.org • capitolviewar ts.org

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The Historic Victory Grill is one of the last remaining juke joints from the "Chitlin Circuit" located on the east side, join us for one of the official after event festivities. Entry is free and includes showcases from Urban Austin Ar tist, Riders Against The Storm "Austin's Band Of The Year and Austin Best Hip Hop Band" music, drinks, food and community ar tisans. Come dance, and meet your neighbors, talk with ar tists and other EAST goers about what you've seen and experience the heritage of the East Side...

Presented by Big Medium, Capitol View Ar ts and The Historic Victory Grill.

Make.Eat.Drink

Tuesday, NOV 18 • 7:30 PM

1303 E 7th St • makeeatdrink.com

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PopUp Dinner at Justine’s Secret Dining House. Chefs and ar tists collaborate in a blend of well-crafted craft, food and drink.

Ar tists: Keith Kreeger, Michael McCar thy, Ryan McKerley, Abigail Murray.

Chefs: Casey Wilcox of Justine’s, Clinton Kendall of Qui, James Dumapit of Uchiko, Jasmine Jones of Lenoir, Fiore Tedesco of L’oca Dora and Amanda Turner of Odd Duck.

Ticketing info at makeeatdrink.com - A por tion of the proceeds will benefit Big Medium.


B-social Art Ride presented byAustin B-cycle and Big Medium

Wednesday, NOV 19 • 6:00 - 9:00 PM

Various locations on EAST • austin.bcycle.com

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Austin B-cycle and Big Medium team up to provide this exclusive, up-close and personal experience with a select group of local ar tists. Enjoy a group ride on Austin B-cycle to different studios for an intimate conversation with the ar tists. Delicious sips and bites will be provided at each stop. Live music and live ar twork will be on display at the final stop as all the ar tists join to celebrate.

Tickets: $50 each

Includes: bites, sips, Austin B-cycle 24-hour access pass, event tee shir t! Register for this event at eventbrite.com.

Latinitas Photography ShowMezcladaGirl

Saturday, NOV 22 • 12:00 - 5:00 PM

4926 E Cesar Chavez • (512) [email protected] • laslatinitas.com

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A young Latina in Austin is par t of the city’s largest youth population. But, she is not monolithic. In a way, she’s indefinable – she’s a Spanish speaker and she’s not, native and foreign born, she likes and doesn’t like guacamole, maduras and California rolls. For EAST, Latinitas presents a visual “punto de vista” using photography and mixed media. The work is generated by hundreds of Latina girls at Latinitas’ after school enrichment programs, which are focused on empowering Hispanic girls and teens using media and technology. The photography sale will benefit Latinitas college scholarship fund for its program leaders.


Blue Genie Danger Derby

Saturday, NOV 22 • 7:00 - 11:00 PM

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 4, #102 • (512) 444-6655 natalie@bluegeniear t.com • dangerderby.com

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Thought we couldn't top the 2013 Blue Genie Danger Derby? Think again! Build the pinewood car of your nightmares to battle for victory in our biggest, rowdiest, dangerest Derby yet. Local vendors satisfy your thirst and hunger while the two-story hazard course satisfies your appetite for destruction. Visit dangerderby.com to register and find out more.

Come and break it!


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ARTISTS & STUDIOS


Gabe Langholtz guest of Scott Rolfe

Acrylic, mediums, grease pencils, oil pastels, paper

1305 Glencrest Dr • (512) 925-0878glangholtz-ar [email protected] • gabelangholtz.com

Gabe Langholtz is an American abstract painter from Austin, TX. His paintings have appeared in multiple galleries, print publications, television, and film. His work, although primarily representational, is seminal to American color field painting, focusing on color relations, pattern making, form and line with little concern for depth and propor tion.

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Gary B. Flemmons • Cement Loop

Oil, bronze casting, stone carving, ceramics, wood

5811 Berkman Dr Ste 140 • [email protected]/garyb.flemmons.ar t

My work begins with a feeling. I hear a phrase, or read something, which evokes an emotion, and a picture appears in my mind of what that feeling means to me. The painting or sculpture I create externalizes the emotion so I can communicate with others.

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Scott Rolfe

Assemblage

1305 Glencrest Dr • (512) [email protected] • srolfe.com

I am an assemblage ar tist who takes unwanted objects and brings them to life with their own unique personalities, from eccentric animals to dilapidated machines. This year I will be debuting my new series titled The Tricksters, featuring mischievous figures of myth and legend from different cultures in a variety of styles.

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Matt Mikulla • Matt Mikulla Fine Art and Photography Cement Loop

Photography

5811 Berkman Dr Ste 140 • (512) 777-0845mattmikulla.com

I specialize in creating fine ar t photographs in both color and black and white. My subjects include (but are not limited to) landscape, architecture, toys and the abstract. My pieces are collected by both emerging and seasoned ar t collectors to be displayed in homes and businesses.

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Bethany Cobb

Drawing, painting, illustration

1303 Ridgemont [email protected] • facebook.com/bcobbgal

My work focuses on the human figure in everyday situations and quiet moments as well as the whimsy of creating children's illustrations.

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John Mark Luke guest of Bethany Cobb

Sculpture

1303 Ridgemont Dr • (512) [email protected] • johnmarkluke.com

Making ar t is my sustenance, and the studio my sanctuary.

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David Leonard

Oil on canvas

1804 Corona Dr • (512) 928-9824 [email protected] • davidleonardpaintings.com

"David Leonard uses the urban landscape as his inspiration. In his oil paintings – and in a signature muted palette – Leonard painstakingly depicts the density and ordered chaos of our modern existence by combining a macro-perspective with micro-precision detail." – Austin American Statesman

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Cecily Johnson • Studio Yo

Photography

2015 Lazy Brook • (512) [email protected] • facebook.com/studioyoaustin

My photography is the tool I use to preserve my present for the future. I took my first photography course in 1988 at Bowie High School here in Austin, Texas. Since then, "photographer" has been at the core of my identity. The Bayou Lafourche series is my purest work: it is an intensely personal photographic exploration of Southeastern Louisiana and the bayou country where I was raised.

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Michael Garcia

Oil, acrylic painting

1601 Suffolk Dr • michael@corazonar t.comcorazonar t.com

When I was a young boy, my grandmother crocheted a blanket for me out of dime-store yarn. Its bright colors fascinated me. They felt like a beautiful and magical expression of her love. Now, as an ar tist, color continues to fascinate and engage me. In Spanish, the only language my grandmother spoke, corazon means hear t. It is the beginning place of CorazonAr t.com.

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Rebecca Klier guest of Cecily Johnson

Painting, drawing, mixed media

2015 Lazy Brook • [email protected]

For me, ar t is a way of documenting fleeting moments in time such as a shy smile or intricate patterns of a blooming flower. I use nature as my muse, par ticularly in my latest works with acrylic on canvas. I’ve gone a bit more abstract than in the past, but continue to find likenesses to my favorite wildflowers and garden plants hidden in the strokes and textures of the paints.

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Terry and Sarah Snow • Chaos Woods

Woodworking

5335 Westminster Dr • [email protected]

Out of Chaos Woods come curiosities, toys and other crafts. These intergalactic wooden creations are made by Terry and Sarah Snow. Inspired by a love of unique toys and comic books we hope children of all ages will make lasting memories with the objects we create. We welcome kids and parents to our studio for fun activities and to learn about our process. Please visit our website at chaoswoods.com.

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Kanya Lyons • artiswhatyoumake

Mixed media

1808 Adina St • [email protected] ar tiswhatyoumake.tumblr.com

I reclaim found objects – juxtaposing rusty junk, broken toys and defunct technology with metal and fiber to create mixed media sculptures. Loose ends, imperfections, impermanence and existentialism fuel my creative explorations.

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Brandon C Ellis guest of Kanya Lyons

Photography

1808 Adina St • (512) [email protected] • brandoncellis.com

The way to freedom is within the people; the way to the people is within their ar t. Everything begins with a photograph. Then carefully deconstructed and reconstructed until the final image, reveals itself. Hashtag:: Control...Rebel...Create…

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Save the Humans guest of Kanya Lyons

Painting, drawing, mixed media on wood panels

1808 Adina St • (512) [email protected] • svthhmns.org

“Majestic human forms seem to dance and play in an ethereal world. Fantastic places delicately laced with stories, dreams and subtle magic. Organic worlds made by the machine elves that live in our subconscious minds.” – Save the Humans

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Miabella Mojica guest of Kanya Lyons

Mixed media

1808 Adina St • hear tsoular [email protected] hear tsoular t.com

Years ago, by layering pieces of ar t I've created through my paintings and mixed media, I stumbled upon a new digital zen practice that resulted in the creation of some mesmerizing mandalas, or sacred ar t circles. I make them for the zen of creating and have found immense healing through this process. I choose to show them because the responses I've received fill my hear t with love and gratitude.

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Carl Smith Visual Art Studio

Acrylic on canvas, paper

4503 Glomar Ave • (512) [email protected] • carlsmith29.wix.com/ar ts

For EAST 2014 I have almost 200 original ar tworks for sale. No prints, only originals star ting around $15 and up (and up). Assemblages, abstract landscapes and non-objective paintings in acrylic on canvas, watercolor paper, etc. Please check out www.carlsmith29.wix.com/ar ts for more information.

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John Lockhart • Carbonista!

Carbon prints, alternative photography

1209 Eleanor St • (512) 786-8076john@johnlockhar t.net • johnlockhar t.photography

I transform photographic images into carbon prints. Once an elite and highly prized process, carbon is now practiced by a few enthusiasts and appreciated for its unique aesthetic and unsurpassed archival quality. In my work, I seek to combine images with the authenticity and immediacy of street photography with a painstaking approach to each print as a handcrafted fine ar t ar tifact.

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Alex Abel

Oil, acrylic, pen and ink

4807 Sara Dr • (512) 905-1946 • [email protected]

Paintings inspired by lust and violence.

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Brady Shea Foster guest at Sertodo Copper

Metals

3615 Oak Springs Dr • (512) 992-5822 [email protected] • bradyfoster.com

Art comes from the hands of any willing person. This year I will be showing with my dear friends at Ser todo Copper. We will be demonstrating throughout the tour. So come and watch hot iron and copper forging, try your hand, or sign up for a class to do it later. There will be all sor ts of hand made copper, steel, and wood items to see and take home. We look forward to having you! Enjoy the Tour!

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Domi Goods guest at Sertodo Copper

Woodwork, furniture

3615 Oak Springs Dr • (512) [email protected] • domigoods.com

DomiGoods is the design studio and workshop of Philip D Hernandez, woodworker, designer and ar tist. Specializing in functional objects for the domicile and daily life, thoughtfully crafted by hand.

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Sertodo Copper

Copper

3615 Oak Springs Dr • (512) 923-4885 ser todocopper@ser todo.com • ser todo.com

Ser todo Copper is an international cooperative of Master copper ar tesans based in Austin, Texas and Michoacan, Mexico. We create, fabricate and produce unique, high quality hammered copper work using techniques and technology that range from pre-colombian to modern day. Please join us for an exciting display of the many ways we make our materials shine.

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WOODSHED

Wood, furniture

3502 Oak Springs Drive • (512) [email protected] • wouldwood.com

WOODSHED is Matthew's creative por tal and passion for fabricating furniture and home goods people can enjoy for the rest of their lives. Every board is meticulously hand-selected and honed to celebrate the natural beauty of the wood grain. Simplicity in details and quality in materials is found in every piece produced.

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Clementine & Co. Studio

Fine metal jewelry

1601 Greenwood Ave • (603) 801-5732 [email protected] • clementineco.com

Designer and metalsmith Emily Spykman is the maker behind Clementine & Co. Jewelry. The style is elegantly simple and organic, heirloom quality jewelry. The materials used, from fine metals to found objects, are chosen for their integrity and sustianability, in addition to their beauty.

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Katy David

Pysanky method Batik eggshells

2204 Palo Pinto Dr • (512) 965-7061 katydavidar [email protected] • katydavidar t.com

I create my ar twork using a centuries-old technique called Pysanky. This is a batik-type process using beeswax, a small heated funnel, and aniline dyes on eggshells that results in intricately layered patterns of color, geometry and two-dimensional line on a three-dimensional surface. My inspiration comes from traditional Pysanky, Japanese textiles, Middle Eastern tiles and modern graphics.

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Jesse Reno guest of Janna Sammon

Acrylic, oil pastel, pencil

2009 Airpor t Blvd • (503) 235-8549 [email protected] • jessereno.com

my latest works deal with the idea of fragments and connection. feeling rather than knowing. choosing instinct over logic to achieve desire rather than defined outcomes. the chaos of volcanoes, a collapsing avalanche, the weight of an anchor. the idea of buoyancy over balance. some locks do not open with keys. freedom comes from belief and choice, and all things are connected.

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Wiliam Cauthern guest of Janna Sammon

Block prints, sculpture

2009 Airpor t Blvd • (512) 589-3834 [email protected] • cauthern.com

My recent ar t works are produced from observation and photos, in which I explore texture and repetition. My ar t focuses primarily on the personal symbolism of these items and environments.

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Janna Sammon

Acrylic, pastel, pencil, mixed media on wood, paper

2009 Airpor t Blvd • (512) 970-3849 [email protected] • jannasammon.com

listen. question. trust. play. let go. these are qualities i bring to my ar t and my ar t brings to my life. layer upon layer, i have a conversation with each piece - and then stand back and see what evolves.

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Modplexi guest of Janna Sammon

Collage on plexiglas

2009 Airpor t Blvd • [email protected] modplexi.com

Collage ar t, all hand-cut and constructed on plexiglas. Each piece star ts with one found image that sends us digging for the rest of the visual story. Cut, distor t, corrupt, and reconstruct.

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Laura Latimer guest of Janna Sammon

Mixed media on panel, paper

2009 Airpor t Blvd • (512) 484-2432 [email protected] • lauralatimer.com

Compositions often begin with underlying structures, which are then overlaid with patterns of color, shape and texture. An element of chance is injected through materials and processes that cannot be easily controlled or replicated. The unpredictable, and often, unintended results become an essential par t of the work.

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Jessica Ann Wagner • The Catahoula Ruby Studio

Photography, painting, drawing, mixed media, performance

4214 Wilshire Pkwy • (773) 988-6062 [email protected] • jessicaawagner.com

My current work emanates a shared experience through solidarity combined with memory. Through language and pictorial representations I archive my social interactions, emotionally disabling events, passing moments, and changing life hypotheses. Historical references relating to feminist theory entwine with the catalogue of my personal history. The result always being "The personal is political."

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Karen Maness • RUST RED STUDIO

Painting, design

3902 Cherrywood Rd • (512) [email protected] • karenmaness.com

Karen Maness continues her explorations of land structures, western skies and sweeping seascapes in addition to her intimate por traiture work. RUST RED STUDIO welcomes you to explore Maness' latest works and invites you as a special guest to her private painting studio.

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Pascal M. Simon • East Austin Mosaic

Glass, stone, tile, mosaic

1706 E 38 1/2 St • (512) [email protected] • eastaustinmosaic.com

Mosaic as a medium speaks to me, because life is shaped by fractions of everything and everyone involved. The spaces in between are the spaces that either connect us or separate us. I enjoy taking broken glass and making it into a new piece of ar t, it reminds me again and again, that even if things fall apar t, I have the power to make something new, sometimes something even better out of it.

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Claire Bresette, Sharon Hartman, Meg McLaughlinPink Box

Drawing, watercolor, ceramic tiles

1500 Kirkwood Rd Apt A • [email protected]

The ladies of the Pink Box invite you into a world of uneasy beauty. Each ar tist uses illustrative line and pattern to create images of womanhood, childhood, and nature. Join us for our first EAST showcase.

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Chase Kreger guest of Pascal M. Simon

Charcoal, paint, oil, acrylic, tar, wax

1706 E 38 1/2 St • (512) [email protected]

I find myself while losing myself in my ar t, time evaporates as I seek to express the outer world through the lens of my psyche.

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Hell on Wheels Hand Crafted Jewelry

Jewelry

1716 Giles St • (512) 779-8137 [email protected] • hellonwheelsjewelry.com

Hell on Wheels was created with the idea to provide people with "statement pieces" instead of just another accessory. Being bold with style is a good thing. Setting ourselves apar t from others is a good thing. We should all be a little "Hell on Wheels".

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T.R. Rodriquez

Wood, leather, glass, recycled and found objects

3514 Clarkson Ave • (512) [email protected] • trrstudio.blogspot.com

T.R. Rodriquez designs quilted leather and wood collage along with other surprising elements to make unique and functional furniture, pairing well with Suzanne Saxton's functional (as well as beautiful) fused glass pieces. Denise Jaunsem's colorful, nature inspired paintings and Brian Stokes' fun graphic T-shir ts complete the mix.

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Holli Brown Mosaics • Dish It Out

Mosaics, mixed media, photo, jewelry, sculpture, textile

1403 Concordia Ave • [email protected]

Holli Brown creates ar t from discarded vintage dishware and a myriad of colorful supplies. Her ar t takes many forms – from wall-sized murals to tiny earrings – but each piece is an example of the commonplace transformed into the exquisite. She also teaches to students of all ages. Plus studio will host many local ar tists. See demos – Make Ar t – Have Fun – perfect for all ages to par ticipate.

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Liz Potter Photography guest of Holli Brown Mosaics

Black and white photography, mixed media

1403 Concordia Ave • (512) [email protected] • lizpotterphotography.com

Using a Holga camera and film, I record moments that tell a story, evoke emotion, raise a question, or are simply lovely scenes. Working with film and working in a traditional darkroom forces me to slow down and connect with the memories in a hands-on way that is a vanishing experience. Included in my collection of images is my mixed media work, where I paint on top of a printed por trait.

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Sarah Collins

Fiber, mixed media

1402 Concordia Ave • (512) 293-4964sarah@scollinsar t.com • scollinsar t.com

My work combines fabric – including old clothes and housewares – into textile collages based on abstract paintings, landscapes, and imagination.

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Anne Marie Beard guest of Holli Brown Mosaics

Fiber art

1403 Concordia Ave • (512) [email protected] • annemariebeard.com

Anne Marie Beard creates distinctive accessories from found and up-cycled materials. Her aesthetic is focused on multiple layers of color, pattern and texture presented in crisp silhouettes. Her line was established in 2002 and has a large following in Austin and beyond.

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Erik Tragus • Tragus Clay Co.

Wood fired porcelain, stoneware

3307 Lafayette Ave • (913) [email protected] • austinwoodfiredceramics.com

I create forms that reflect my interests and are meant to be functional, both physically and intellectually. Through the use of sustained high heat and wood ash, I seek a layering of surface information, both intentional and spontaneous, to create an expressive and unique visual depth. The clay is softened by the flame and the variety of colors and textures formed both surprise and satisfy.

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Big Imagination

Wood

3204 French Pl • [email protected] christinenall.com

Through the use of drawing, painting, sculpture and installations I create pieces or environments that challenge the viewers' notions of space and parameter. Most recently, I have been interested in making interactive sculptures that require the viewer to par ticipate and in some cases interact with others in order for my piece to be complete.

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Jennifer Balkan • Little Blue House

Oil

3109 Lafayette Ave • (512) 796-4842 [email protected] • jenniferbalkan.net

I star ted to paint a long time ago and never stopped. It makes me crazy; it keeps me sane.

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Karen Davis Alexander • KJDA Studio

Acrylic on canvas

2806 French Pl • (512) 751-8831 [email protected] • kjdaworks.com

Coming from a long tradition of women crafts, I was taught needlework and quilting at an early age. These crafts generally work from grids and use optic blending to create images. While trying to translate some photos I had taken to grid a project, I star ted to develop the style of painting I currently practice. I am inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe, Chuck Close and Gustav Klimt.

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Cori Wilbanks guest at Big Imagination

Jewelry, metal art

3204 French Pl • (432) [email protected] • coriwilbanks.com

Make a statement in any setting. Drawing upon the soft curves of ar t nouveau, hard edges of ar t deco and the natural beauty of organics, Cori Wilbanks creates a unique set of jewelry and sculpture, evoking rhythm and motion into permanent forms...

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Caitlin B. Alexander guest of Karen Davis Alexander

Gouache, screen printing

2806 French Pl • (512) 633-5489 [email protected] • cbaillustration.com

Caitlin B. Alexander is an illustrator with a par ticular love for dry-brush gouache painting. Both her life and work are heavily influenced by the aesthetics of the 1940's, '50s and '60s. She fancies herself a collector of memories as much as a collector of things, and enjoys bringing this sense of nostalgia to her audience. Caitlin graduated with a BFA from the Savannah College of Ar t and Design.

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Flatbed Press and Gallery

Etching, lithography, relief, monotype printmaking

2832 E Mar tin Luther King Jr Blvd • (512) [email protected] • flatbedpress.com

Flatbed Press and Gallery creates and shows multi-original prints including etchings, lithographs, relief and monotypes in three galleries. Currently showing are exhibitions by: Alice Briggs, Veronica Ceci and Flatbed New Editions and Monotypes. Flatbed's studio will be open presenting active printmaking demonstrations

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Chelsea Jones • Jacq Jones Clothing and Jewelry DesignFlatbed Building

Clothing, jewelry

2832 E Mar tin Luther King Jr Blvd #4 • (512) [email protected] • jacqjones.com

Modern, heirloom-quality jewelry and clothing. Each piece is hand-crafted using ar tisan techniques, fine materials, and minimalist design.

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Chipper Things Illustration guest of Jen Moulton

Pens, watercolor, crayons, India ink, hands, computers, etc.

2830 E Mar tin Luther King Jr Blvd #4 • (512) 786-1376 [email protected] • beckycmurphy.com

Drawing is fun, so luckily I get to do it every day. I’m a freelance illustrator, graphic designer, author and high fiver. I take on a variety of projects ranging from book illustrations to branding small businesses. I also have a line of silly and serious prints. My first release as an author/illustrator, I’d Rather Be Short, was published by Penguin/Plume in the Fall of 2013.

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Ethan Azarian • In House Gallery

Painter, muralist

2514 E 17th St • (512) [email protected] • ethanazarian.net

Creating ar t for the sake of creating ar t. Large and small, bright and colorful paintings. In House Gallery has a yearly ar t show. This year’s show will include large and small works all painted in 2014. The show will be held on Saturday November 22nd 2-6 pm. Live acoustic music and refreshments will be provided.

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Jen Moulton • Moulton Jewelry + Leather StudioFlatbed Building

Jewelry, leather

2830 E Mar tin Luther King Jr Blvd #[email protected] • moultonatx.com

Jen Moulton seeks to engineer designs that are modern and functional and practice exquisite craftsmanship. Jen offers everyday jewelry, limited edition jewelry, and works on a number of custom projects. Jen also creates leather totes and clutches that are designed with utility and versatility as the focus – they are meant to be used everyday, both in their design and in their craftsmanship.

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Melissa Knight • In House Gallery

Batik fabric collage, design

2514 E 17th St • (512) [email protected] • batikbydesign.com

I will have many new ar t works on display including my Chinese Zodiac Animals Series.

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Scott Kentros

Mixed media, traditional photography, giclée, body painting

1603 Cedar Ave • (512) [email protected] • kentros.com

The natural world overflows with beauty. People build works that capture the beauty created within their minds. I am interested in the interplay and harmony created when these forces are interwoven: a solitary structure in the vast deser t; a bridge's stunning arches counteracting the gravity of nature.

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Gigi Grinstad • 12th Street Studios

Oil, encaustic painting, assemblage, installation, jewelry

2206 E 12th St • [email protected]

Gigi Grinstad is a naturalist-meets-mystic and a painter. Her work is guided by studies of organic shapes and recurring patterns. She is informed by the motions and structures found in nature. Originally from the Pacific Nor thwest, she finds the light and heat of Texas inspirational. She also builds installations or environments. These strive to envelop the viewer in a lush or unexpected world.

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Victor Gutierrez • SEEDesigns Screen-printing

Screenprinting on t-shirts, posters, cds

1303 Poquito St • [email protected] seeddesigns.bigcar tel.com

This is a collaboration between myself and Eduardo Molina. I was inspired by the rise in genetic modification. My point is to create the sense of urgency in understanding that someone may be able to take our seeds or money or life even but they can never take our mind so long as we are alive and thinking. I hope to instill this in people who view my screenprinting – that no matter what someone or some power may take, your ideas are your own.

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Drophouse Design

Design, fab, build


At Drophouse, we treat design as both experiment and exploration. The Drophouse office is just as much a laboratory as it is a design practice. We are in constant collaboration to work toward new concepts, relying on our diversity as the catalyst and laboratory as the environment that fuels our design development.

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Caleb Tracy and Lindsey WilderflattCasa de Cabrita Studios

Paint, mixed media on wood, wood printing

2207 E 12th St • (704) [email protected] • lindseywilderflatt.com

Caleb's pieces have a strong background in life drawing and wood carving. He has most recently mirrored the affection between pastel "Madonnas" and propaganda poster ar t. Loud, deser t colors are his inspiration. Lindsey's pieces inhabit a place between humorous anthropomorphism and nature-oriented iconography.

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Manny Carrasco • Littlepixie Studios

Painting

2101 S L Davis Ave • (512) [email protected]

Manny Carrasco has been drawing and painting professionally for over 20 years. His traditional ar twork centers around his passion for wildlife.

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Alonso Rey • Alonso Rey Studio

Painting, drawing

1131 Leona St • (512) 791-4485amoralar [email protected] • absolutear ts.com/amoralar te

The pure fact that Mexican master painter Ar turo Rivera, who won the First Prize in the 2005 Beijing International Ar t Biennial, took Rey under his wing and Rey’s consequent progress in a very shor t time speak for his talent. His naturalistic yet slightly surrealist style is highly recognizable. It conveys emotions in a dramatic, exuberant and sometimes humorous way...

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Daniel Burns

Urban plein air painting

1916 E 8th St • (512) 297-6548 daniel@burnsar t.com • burnsar t.com

I am interested in the interplay of immediacy and fluidity in perception and response in the world around us. I'm a perceptual ar tist, taking in the world as it unfolds. Rather than tell you what I intend or think I captured, I hope we meet in the moment. My work is what you see, experience and feel now, as you are with it, just as it is also imbued with what I saw, felt and experienced as I paint.

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Scout McComb

Mixed media sculpture

2509 E 11th St • (512) [email protected] • mccombsculpture.com

I strive for clarity, sensuality and craftsmanship. Most of all, though, I strive for beauty, which can be both ugly and pretty, wild and tame, restrained and indulgent, simple and complex, sweet yet wicked. It is to see these contradictions exist in the same space without annihilating one another that inspires me.

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Clifton Craftwork and Design

Furniture design

3004 Glen Rae St • [email protected]

My work as a furniture maker and designer does not consume me. But it does inspire and move me. It has opened my eyes to beauty in the forms and functions that surround us. There is great need for ar t and craftsmanship in our culture and I'm for tunate to par ticipate in that work. I work with metal, with wood, with other materials.

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L S Waltrip guest of Daniel Burns

Sculpture

1916 E 8th St • (512) 586-5884 • [email protected]

Laura Waltrip is an ar tist educated within the Atelier systems in New Orleans, Cadaques, Paris, and Austin. She seeks to express in a permanent piece those moments of our humanity that we experience in a way that allows us to feel heard in our own lives.

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Dawn Winter guest at Clifton Craftwork and Design

Painting, prints

3004 Glen Rae St • (512) 923-1527dawnwinterar [email protected] • dawnwinter.net

I love color and texture and this is reflected in my paintings which are multi-layered and created with a sense of color, balance and depth in mind. A visit to the galleries of Santa Fe prompted me to pursue my then unrecognized creative side... and it's the creative process while painting that I most enjoy.

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Binary Ontology • The Castro House

Transmedia

3007 Castro St • (214) [email protected] • binaryontology.com

Art, like life, is at its most profound when aware and critical of itself. While beauty alone is inspiring, any beauty put to a purpose greater than its own end is always more so. As an act of communication, ar t is capable of redefining the world in a way that is not dissimilar to that of philosophy or the sciences. Philosophy is the poetry of understanding, and all ar t is sensory philosophy.

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John Swanger Studio

Painting

701 Tillery St A-6 • (323) 854-8497 [email protected] • johnswanger.org

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mychal mitchell • iona handcrafted books

Handcrafted leather books, albums

701 Tillery St B-3 • (512) [email protected] • ionahandcraftedbooks.com

So many years on the tour, innumerable chocolate chip cookies consumed, gallons and gallons of sangria poured, and countless incredible memories of our friends dancing in the parking lot with us... oh, and then of course there are the delicious leather journals and albums we craft here! Come join us, and be a par t of the beloved EAST tradition at the book studio!

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Lisa Crowder

Jewelry

701 Tillery St B-2 • (512) [email protected] • lisacrowder.com

I have been a studio jeweler since 2004 and work predominantly in sterling silver, 18k gold, 14k vermeil, and enamel.

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Barry DeCola & Alexandra Eusebi DeCola & Eusebi Studio

Stained glass, mosaics

701 Tillery St A-11 • (512) 389-2266decola@ear thlink.net • decola-eusebi.com

Artisans Barry DeCola & Alexandra Eusebi have over 30 years of combined glass experience producing unique stained/leaded glass windows and doors. With backgrounds in ar t, engineering, and design, they specialize in creating distinctive ar t glass that is compatible with the needs of their clients and the architecture/ genre of the home. One of a kind works are on display at their studio/showroom.

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Jeff McGlew • Vice Shop

Furniture, lighting, architectural

701 Tillery St Bldg C • (512) [email protected]

I design and fabricate custom furniture and architectural elements using steel, wood, glass and stone. I strive to create pieces that are both beautiful and exper tly crafted. From coffee tables to chandeliers, staircases to garden gates, I work closely with clients to create designs that will enhance their environment.

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Jeanne Philquist guest of Jeff McGlew

Oil painting

701 Tillery St Bldg C • (512) 851-6516 [email protected] • facebook.com/jeanne.philquist

If we cannot look at ourselves and the general confusion of life without a twinkle in the eye, we should just laugh outright. I make oil paintings striving to create moments in time with feeling and humor. I paint dogs, stiff cats, rabbits and goats (sometimes a bear) interacting (or not) with human counterpar ts. Please come see me! We'll have fun!

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Norman Bean guest of Jeff McGlew

Graphite on paper, drawing

701 Tillery St Bldg C • (512) [email protected] • normanbeanfinear t.com

Fine ar t graphite on paper drawings of people, places and things in Italy and Central Texas.

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Annie Taylor • Eye Like Design Studio

Illustration, surface design

736 Cherico St • (512) [email protected] • anniesomnium.com

Annie's OMNIUM… all; as one's own; a miscellaneous collection of things; a place or receptacle for holding unique objects; a medley, a variety store. Illustration, surface design and creative services provided to chefs, writers, musicians, shop keepers, dress designers, and kindred spirits.

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Jack Murphy guest at Eye Like Design Studio

Text art

736 Cherico St • (940) 783-5422 [email protected]

I create small text ar t pieces using the gridded medium of the typewriter. A variety of operations are used. Some are more formal—using the specific densities of characters to create larger shapes and patterns—while others utilize quotations, fields of symbols, chance operations, or ambiguous directives. All works are typed by hand on 6" x 9" sheets of drawing paper.

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Sarah Presson & Nick Schnitzer • Eye Like Design Studio

Painting, mixed media collage, water media, charcoal on paper

736 Cherico St • (731) [email protected] • eyelikedesign.com

After traveling to India, Nick and Sarah created Heavy, a collection of mixed media works that explore our methods of carry, consumption, and compensation. These works invite the viewer to confront social responsibility, material culture and self reflection.

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Comb Case Coguest at Eye Like Design Studio

Textiles, vintage luggage

736 Cherico St • [email protected]

Comb Case Co is a remaking project created by Austin based ar tist and craftswoman Eva Claycomb, retooling and repurposing classic luggage from the golden age of travel. Motivated by a love of textiles, an appreciation for all things old / still good, Eva creates one of a kind luggage, display and merchandise cases for anybody wiling to forgo wheels and pick the darn thing up.

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Jacob Borshard • Creebobby Printshop

Cartooning, screen printing

1102 1/2 Cherico St • (512) [email protected] • creebobby.com

Car toonist, screen printer, songwriter and ukulele player Jacob Borshard creates ar t prints from his shed-based screen printing press. This past year, Jacob accomplished the stunning feat of transforming his car into a real life Batmobile using little more than hand tools and absolute determination.

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John Mulvany

Acrylic, mixed media

3401 Govalle Ave • (512) [email protected] • johnmulvany.com

In my paintings I try to draw parallels between ancient superstitious ideas on how the world, nature and the universe work and our own time. My work reflects on the past in the context of our supposedly advanced society which oftentimes seems to be regressing, par ticularly with the recent upswing in hostility towards science, education, rationality, and humanism.

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Canoe • Canopy

Leather

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #[email protected] • canoegoods.com

Canoe is a modern leather goods line hand crafted by Natalie Davis in Austin, TX. Founded in 2009, we're inspired by vintage workwear, well-worn boots, and Outlaw country music. Our line explores pattern through tooled, carved, burned, and hand dyed leather accessories, from jewelry to home wares. Canoe goods are crafted with a sar torial eye and workhorse materials to last a lifetime.

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Inés Batlló • Canopy

Encaustic, oil

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #105 • (512) [email protected] • inespaintings.com

I work combining two techniques, encaustic and oil. Encaustic is an ancient technique which preserves the pigment colors by using heat to fuse melted bees wax and sap onto a surface.

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Decker & White Studios • Canopy

Painting

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #103 • (310) 422-8234eliar [email protected] • elizabethdecker.net

I like to explore my on-going relationship with self and my relationship with others through story, conversation, color, and texture either figuratively or in the abstract. The ar t of communicating these thoughts, ideas and observations create the pictorial story of my journey.

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Jess Wade • Exponential Art • Canopy

Oil, acrylic painting, ceramic sculpture, prints

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #106 • (512) [email protected] • jesswadeforcongress.com

In Jess Wade’s prints, paintings and sculptures, he comments on the costs of convenience and fear through a cast of characters from life’s parade of human folly. Ambiguous narratives set the stage for entering dark skies and difficult themes infused with both tender and humorous moments.

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Jamie Wade • Exponential Art • Canopy

Ceramics

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #106 • (954) 638-3840exponentialar [email protected] • vesselsfor thesoul.com

We are all strange and interesting creatures. Jamie Lea Wade makes ceramic sculpture that highlights the beauty of individuality; and what aspects of our character are seen by others.

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Karen Woodward • Canopy

Painting, sculpture, installation

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #[email protected] • karenwoodwardstudios.com

My work is best described as an accumulation of colorful character sculptures, each exploring the absurdities of life and self.

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Troy Allen • Canopy

Drawing contraptions, ink, watercolor on stretched paper

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #108 • (214) [email protected] • troyallen.org

"Any creative endeavor is channeled, whether it be music or ar t or theoretical science. We have the capacity to tune in to energies and conver t them into reality for ourselves" – Frank Alper

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Squid Ink Kollective • Canopy

Serigraphy, illustration

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #[email protected] • squidinkkollective.com

Squid Ink Kollective is the married duo of Brian Maclaskey and Lynnea Edwards. Together they put for th printed ephemera celebrating mindfulness as represented by bright color and clean illustration. There are plenty of animals wearing hats, silly glasses and awkward situations. As always hand printed and illustrated. Print Your Life Away!

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Kiah Denson • Canopy

Acrylic painting, ink drawing

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #107 • (512) [email protected] • kiahdenson.com

My ar tmaking process is a transfer and release of invisible, internal energy onto a visible, external surface. As a result, painting becomes meditative and therapeutic. By creating movement on the canvas, I cultivate stillness within. I am inspired by travel, couture photography, and elements of nature and nostalgia. Each new work takes me on another adventure.

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Daniel Arredondo • Daniel Arredondo Studio • Canopy

Acrylic on canvas, gesso board, glass

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #109 • (512) [email protected] • arredondoar tstudio.com

My ar t includes landscapes and figures in an impressionist style all telling a story. Landscape paintings show below the surface with roots as family, crevices and dark areas as life's experiences. Figure paintings include Maidens, Shepherds and Fisherman, the common people when Jesus walked the ear th. Prices are from $50 to $1,500. Please plan to visit my studio during EAST or at any time.

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Rebecca Bennett • Studio111 • Canopy

Oil painting

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #111 • (512) [email protected] • rebeccabennettar tworks.com

Using the sensual qualities of oil, I create layered abstractions which explore the dynamics of color, line, and texture. The viewer is encouraged by their abstraction to interpret their experience of the work rather than the work itself. My process is one in which the ar tist and the paint are equal par tners negotiating the surface of the canvas as if the paint had animate qualities.

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Keva Richardson • Canopy

Painting, drawing

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #116 • (512) [email protected] • kevarichardson.com

I find inspiration for my work while pursuing my favorite pastime – taking long drives and getting lost in them. These drives along quiet country roads or meandering streets of the city give me space to think, observe, meditate, formulate ideas, and discover new sites and sounds. My ar t represents what I pick up, take in, and reinterpret from these journeys.

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Blanton Museum of Art / The University of Texas at Austin / MLK at Congress / Austin, TX 78712 / 512.471.7324 / www.blantonmuseum.org

#BrainTrash

This exhibition is organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, and is made possible by generous lead underwriting support from Tami and Michael Lang, and corporate underwriting from The San Diego County BMW Centers. Additional funding has been received from Stephen Feinberg.

View of James Drake studio, New Mexico. Image courtesy of the artist.


Chun Hui Pak • Canopy

Oil painting, prints

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #118 • (254) [email protected] • chunhuipak.com

Inspired by Georgia O'Keefe’s abstract flower painting Black Iris, my oil painting por trays and interprets the essential, unfolded structure of the Iris Flower Fold origami shape. The larger well-defined shapes and planes push and pull the surface creating an illusion of a sculpted relief and dynamic interactions of the geometry.

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Maria Montoya-Hohenstein • Arteology • Canopy

Mixed media

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #118 • (512) [email protected] • ar teology.us

Ar teology is the production of works of ar t that not only recycle what someone may judge as refuse, but also infuses an ar tist's creativity to transform objects without any apparent wor th into pieces that not only serve purposes other than for which they were intended, but also are transformed and add aesthetic and economic value as a result of the process.

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Studio SloMo • Canopy

Letterpress

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #[email protected] • studioslomo.com

Studio SloMo creates casually buttoned up stationery and paper goods. An expression of personality and a tactile link between people, our print designs cultivate relationships with thoughtful creativity. We print our ar twork by hand on a Vandercook SP-15 proof press which, by nature, makes slight variations within each piece: the real beauty.

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Janie Milstein • Canopy

Mixed media

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #119 • (917) [email protected] • janiemilstein.com

My work is inspired by cityscapes, most recently the urban landscape of my former home in New York City. Using a variety of materials: paint, string, mesh, plastic, wire, wood, paper, and found objects, I explore the shifting interplay of light, shadow, color and reflections. My constructions are architectural, often sculptural, with deep layers and uneven physical contours.

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Jaelah Kuehmichel • Canopy

Mixed media painting, interdisciplinary arts, design

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #121 • (512) [email protected] • jaelahfad.com

My ar tistic process is a cathar tic one. It's a way for me to cleanse myself of anxiety, let my imagination run wild, play with possibility, renew my spiritual ideals, explore relationships, and gain insight into my own unconscious drives, fears, and impulses. I lose myself in the process; I find myself, again and again, in the product.

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Julie Konvicka guest of Jaelah Kuemichel

Sterling silver, gold jewelry

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #121 • (512) 619-2138 [email protected] • juliekonvicka.com

Julie Konvicka was standing on a street in France when she realized it was time to leave the fear and loathing of high tech. Driven to learn the equation of form and balance brought by fire and forged metal she honed her metalworking skills in Recife, Brazil and later Austin, Texas. Julie hammers and sculpts sterling silver and gold into shapes that echo the mathematics of nature and perfect form.

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Jenn Hassin • Jenn Hassin Studios • Canopy

Mixed media, installation, painting, drawing, rolled newspaper

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #[email protected] • jennhassin.com

My ar t is an ever-developing autobiography. The complete story of my life is a script to be molded, sculpted, painted, drawn and hammered into. We all work through tragedies and my ar t is a statistic-based journey, through the voice of the distressed groups that I seek to represent. Pretty por trait or not, we exist in our own raw materials and I choose to make beauty of chaotic circumstances.

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Melissa Borrell • Melissa Borrell Design • Canopy

Sculpture, jewelry design

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #124 • (512) [email protected] • melissaborrell.com

I create sculpture, jewelry and installations that integrate light, shadow and movement into space-transforming ar tworks. My work pushes the boundaries between the dimensions and different disciplines. At the core of all of my work are the ideas of interaction, transformation and kinetics. I am intrigued by different materials and perspectives, and thrive on the challenge of developing new ideas.

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Diana Greenberg • Canopy

Oil, mixed media

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #122 • (512) [email protected] • dianagreenberg.com

My process is that of covering and then discovering, putting on layers and then taking off. Layers are quieted until later being pulled through or left to remain hidden. In my current Sidewalks series, I take on an exploration of color and pattern via the road at our feet.

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James Tisdale • Canopy

Ceramic

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #125 • (512) [email protected] • jamestisdale.com

My work is based on how I view the world through the influences of growing up in Mississippi. A place that is beautiful as well as dark, each comingling with the other. The pieces range from social, religious and political content while often being confrontational and poignant. My ar tistic influences swing from the Southern folk ar t that I grew up with to the classical ar t of the Renaissance.

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Cari Washburn • Canopy

Encaustic, mixed media, sculptural ceramics

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #125 • (512) [email protected] • clayunderfire.com

Having always enjoyed the visual contrast between antiquity and modernism, I have recently combined my contemporary ceramic work with the ancient form of encaustic painting. I hope my work, which is often whimsical in nature will serve as a playful reminder to nur ture the inner child within each of us.

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Emily Galusha • Canopy

Mixed media, graphite, vintage materials

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #126 • (501) 920-8816 [email protected] • eegcreative.com

I come from a place where the Ozarks meet the Delta. Currently a freelance ar tist and graphic designer, I create one-of-a-kind mixed media works inspired by antique pistols.

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Andrew Auten • Kittenfart • Canopy

Paint, paper, photography, glue, drugs, sleeplessness, anger, sex

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #201 • (512) [email protected] • kittenfar t.com

I can't begin to guess why anyone would want to make a statement outside their ar t itself. If ar t needs an explanation so people will "get" it, then both par ties should stay away from the whole thing.

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Amber Cunningham • Canopy

Painting, sculpture, paper mache, custom plaster, holiday props

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #201 • (512) [email protected] • facebook.com/rarebirdar t

Amber Cunningham of RareBirdAr t transforms trash, paint and plaster into explorations and statements about the human spirit, animal tendencies and nature's wonders. She will be exhibiting her sculptures on canvas and will also have custom pieces on display from Facebook.com/TheHalloweenHouse.

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Scott David Gordon • Canopy

Photography

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #126 • (512) [email protected] • scottdavidgordon.com

When not photographing for a local organic vegetable farm Scott works with ar tists and makers to create unique environmental studio por traits that show different aspects of what they do in their spaces and with their craft. His passions also extend to creating panoramic landscapes of the interesting, beautiful, and diverse world that he encounters on his travels.

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Flip Solomon • Canopy

Pen and ink

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #201 • flipsolomon.com

From NYC shop windows to the mountains of Zakopane; the folk ar t of Poland to the ar t nouveau of Prague; the poster ar t of Budapest to the city zoo of Amsterdam… All were inspirations for my current body of work which reflects a summer of travel with my nine year old daughter, Wolfie.

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Poeta Contemporary • Canopy

Oil, acrylic, textiles

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #[email protected] • poetacontemporary.brushd.com

Kristina Faji – Erin Einbender – Marguerite Wiesenmaier. POETA: n:"a genus of moths of the Noctuidae family." n: (Romanian) "a girl + a woman filled with philosophical curiosities + inquiries ; a daydreamer" Poeta Contemporary is a local studio and boutique gallery space devoted to suppor ting visual ar ts and ar tists in Texas.

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Elizabeth Chiles • Canopy

Photography

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #205 • (512) [email protected] • elizabethchiles.com

Exploring relationships between the material and immaterial aspects of the living world through poetics and perception, my work results in large scale photographic installations.

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Terri Mcgee • Terri McGee Art • Canopy

Painting, mixed media

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #206 • (512) 763-0278terri@terrimcgeear t.com • terrimcgeear t.com

I paint mostly with acrylic on canvas and sometimes explore various mixed media. I'm excited to share some new work that I created this year. In addition to painting and exhibiting my ar twork, I'm also passionate about suppor ting creativity in others, and offer Ar t Playshops for adults to explore ar tistic process as a practice of accessing more inner freedom, depth and soul nourishment.

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Mark Goodman • Wildfire Studio • Canopy

Photography

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #207 • (512) [email protected] • markgoodmanphotographer.com

Recent metaphoric grid photographs—transient objects from Austin discovered, edited, and transformed.

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Susan Scafati • Canopy

Photography-based fine art

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #[email protected] • susanscafati.net

I am interested in the ways in which individual versus collective identities, personal versus cultural mythologies, are constructed. Subjects I have explored include bullfights, nuns, graffiti ar tists, robot competitions, and football, primarily shot in Italy, France, China, New York, and Texas. My ar twork is characterized by an abstract, narrative, and gestural style.

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Trish Siegel • Canopy

Photography, painting

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #208 • (512) [email protected] • trishsiegel.com

Merriam-Webster defines home as “the place where a person lives” which is, in my opinion, a rather narrow definition of the word. Home embodies more than simply the space one occupies. Home is a composite of the material and the conceptual. My work is a representation of home – past, present and future.

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Peggy Weiss • Canopy

Painting, sculpture, photography, video, digital

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #209 • (512) [email protected] • peggyweiss.com

Day of the Bed series, 2014 We rarely focus our attention on our beds as physical objects that envelope us and suppor t us while we dream. My latest series attempts to elevate and celebrate the bed, and the world it sustains—a private and fantastical place.

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Robert Weiss guest of Peggy Weiss

Oil, acrylic on linen

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #209 • (936) [email protected] • rober tweissworks.com

The act of ar t-making serves as a repository of human intention and manifests something that may have otherwise been lost or forgotten. The subject matter and technical processes used to produce the works hold equal impor tance, and together allow the viewer to investigate the necessity for its creation as a symbolic gesture.

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Rebecca Rothfus • Canopy

Drawing, painting, collage, mixed media

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #[email protected] • rebeccarothfus.com

I create two-dimensional ar twork inspired by mineral formations, urban structures and the Texas landscape. I use gouache, graphite and cut paper to craft faux landscapes and abstract studies culled from a variety of source materials.

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Susan Bell • Canopy

Ceramics

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #216 • (512) 217-8342susanbellclayar [email protected] • susanbellclayar t.com

I love to open a new bag of wet clay. It smells like the sweet ear th and endless possibilities. Inside one might find a coffee cup or a bear riding a unicycle while sipping lemonade. I usually find animals with stories about the most current of events and the oldest of truths.

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Lynne and Ed BrotmanBrotman Fiber Art and Photography Studio • Canopy

Fiber art, photography

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #213 • (201) [email protected] • lynnebrotmanfiberar t.com

Lynne Brotman works to incorporate ancient and current symbols while developing personal symbology in the Fiber Ar ts. Her specialty is Japanese Shibori. Ed Brotman's photography explores nature, cultural diversity and architecture.

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Marianne Levy guest of Susan Bell

Oil painting

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #216 • (512) [email protected]

I have always been drawn to working with the figure, whether it be human or animal. I often combine elements from the animal or natural world with the human form to express a fundamentally animalistic side of human nature. The results of these combinations are often surreal and hopefully humorous, albeit sometimes in a dark manner.

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Robert Sheldon guest of Susan Bell

Ceramics

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #216 • sheldonsstudio.com

The imagery created by the texture, slip and glaze of my work reflects back to the viewer and stimulates their own imagination.

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Billy Ray Mangham guest of Susan Bell

Clay

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #216 [email protected] • eyeofthedog.com

42 years in clay. Still learning, still laughing. Eye of the Dog Ar t Center is my home base.

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Cathy Savage • Canopy

Printmaking

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #218 • (512) 680-6281csavage@savagear tist.com • savagear tist.com

I'm fascinated with the printmaking process, especially the delightful surprises that come the first time a new plate is pulled. I gravitate towards the textural effects of collagraphs finding platemaking is only limited by one’s imagination. Math and science related themes have been of par ticular interest, but a recent road trip visiting national parks may bring on some Wild West action.

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Carolyn Kimball • Kimball Prints • Canopy

Printmaking

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #218 • (512) [email protected] • carolynkimball.com

I create both fine ar t prints and modern home decor. My fine ar t work centers on layered landscapes that evoke the history and memory of place. My current work is inspired by the American West and travels in the Middle East, where my husband previously worked. My home decor line, Kimball Prints, draws its inspiration from the natural world.

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Revelator Productions • Canopy

Video, film production

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #217 • (512) 478-0004revelator.tv

Revelator specializes in film and video production for broadcast, web and VOD channels. Headed by Chris Ohlson and Matt Muir, Revelator creates feature films, music videos, broadcast commercials, shor t films and identity content.

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Hollis Hammonds • Canopy

Drawing, installation

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #220 • (512) [email protected] • hollishammonds.com

Questioning consumerist culture through accumulation, piles of debris and trash fill the works of Hollis Hammonds. Ranging from elaborate drawings to sculptural wall installations; her works illustrate imaginary piles of debris left after fictional disasters. Post-apocolyptic in nature, her recent and past works deal with memory, consumption, catastrophe and superficial loss.

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Stephen Paul Connor • Canopy

Various media, digital, traditional

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #221 • (512) [email protected] • stephenpaulconnor.com

Abstract ar t explodes or contemplates, figurative ar t explores and meanders, digital ar t renders and calculates. I love it all.

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Revi Meicler • Canopy

Mixed media

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #224 [email protected] • revimeicler.com

Working from live models, I create drawings that become the inspiration behind my mixed media collages. Other than the figurative beginning, I like to allow ideas to surface during the process of creating the piece. It is an organic process that evolves as I draw the model and later build on the work in my studio.

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Eliana Bernard • Canopy

Ceramics

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2, #[email protected] • elianabernard.com

Using slip to create fragments of delicate lace-like patterns combined with a smooth porcelain surface, I create pieces that merge fragility with solidity. These patterns are created in an intentional yet uncontrollable manner making each piece one of a kind. The Lace Collection consists of dinnerware and decorative pieces.

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The Whitebox Studio • Canopy

Photogaphy, videography

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2, #105 • (512) [email protected] • thewhiteboxstudio.com

The Whitebox Studio is a member based studio out of the Canopy Studios Complex. Our members specialties range from Fashion to Weddings, Adver tising to Editorial, Documentary to Features. We have 6 members who use the studio as a base of operations for their businesses and frequently shoot in the studio as well.

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Keith Kreeger • Canopy

Porcelain

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2, #104 • (512) [email protected] • keithkreeger.com

Objects matter – I think that a meal with friends that you’ve spent hours preparing calls for dinnerware crafted with the same care. I think flowers picked fresh from your garden look better in a vase you’ve picked as well. I think you deserve to know the maker of the objects you use every day.

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You're Welcome Studios • Canopy

Photography

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2, #106-A • (512) [email protected] • yourewelcomestudios.com

You’re Welcome Studios is a creative co-working space founded by professional photographers Daniel Brock, Leah Overstreet, Dagny Piasecki and Annie Ray. The studio’s members use the space for editorial and commercial photography, and suppor ting a diverse range of creative projects.

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WPA • Canopy

Printmaking, intaglio, relief, monotype, collograph, solar plate

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 3, #102 [email protected] • womenprintmakers.com

WPA (Women Printmakers of Austin) is an organization dedicated to encouraging printmakers to actively pursue ar tistic expression through printmaking and to promote community through annual exhibits, regular meetings, and outreach projects. Our objective is to expand the audience for Fine Ar t Printmaking by increasing public awareness of historical traditions and contemporary techniques.

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Brooke Howsley • Pollen Floral Art • Canopy

Floral design

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 3, #104 • (512) 586-8913brooke@pollenfloralar t.com • pollenfloralar t.com

From a star t in studio ar t I evolved to using unusual and unexpected plants and flowers to create textural, unique compositions... Now a full floral design studio, Pollen handles weddings and events using this same refreshing and surprising palette of materials. We are hosting fiber ar tist Trilby Nelson and assemblage ar tist Steve Wiman in our new space at Canopy.

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Son of a Sailor • Canopy

Jewelry, supply items

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 3, #105 • (512) [email protected] • sonofasailorjewelry.com

Personal and home accessories in wood, brass, and leather.

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Blue Genie Art Industries • Canopy

Mixed media custom fabrication

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 4, #102 • (512) 444-6655info@bluegeniear t.com • bluegeniear t.com

Blue Genie Ar t is a maker-based custom Design + Build studio that has extensive experience in fabricating the complex, the unusual, and the grand. In our 15 years of business we have helped realize the creative concepts of architects, designers, museums and ar tists alike.

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Carie Ray Lawrence guest of Brooke Howsley • Canopy

Precious metals, semiprecious stones, fossils, fibers, flowers

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 3, #104 • (512) [email protected] • crlatelier.com

As an ar tist and designer, I have found myself endlessly inspired by the beauty and wonder of the natural world my entire life. Sometimes I forget that I am a par t of that world. As if nature is something separate or outside of myself. I have come to realize, when I engage in the act of creation, I am actively seeking to reconnect myself with all that is.

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Roze Braunstein • myfriendroze • Tiger Den

Mixed media

4609 Bolm Rd • (310) [email protected] • myfriendroze.com

In my work I attempt to bridge the gap between what is considered ar t and what is considered craft. My work both challenges and embraces the stereotype of creative women as crafters and not ar tists. For many years I solely made jewelry, which I consider functional sculpture. Since moving to Austin I also create larger works which blend embroidery, sewing and knitting with casting and painting.

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Wendy Crone guest of Roze Braunstein

Acrylic, house paint, oil

4609 Bolm Rd • (512) [email protected] • wendycrone.com

My work is incorrect, imperfect and rebellious. Each brushstroke offers a state of tranquility. Something this euphoric should be shared.

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Morgan Grasham guest of Roze Braunstein

Oil on canvas

4609 Bolm Rd • (972) [email protected] • morgangrasham.com

My work plays with distor tion, motion, and dream-like contexts. I am exploring the simultaneous representation of multiple temporal realities. Every iteration is as valid and absolute as the last. Developing techniques to express these realities rendered my work very Surreal. The outcome is a fascinating creation of an entire imagined cosmos.

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Puro Chingón Collective guest of Fe De Rico

Designer toys, zines, apparel

4609 Lyons St • (210) [email protected] • purochingoncollective.com

The Puro Chingón Collective is an ar t collective of three Austin, Latino ar tists: Claudia Aparicio-Gamundi, James Huizar, and Claudia Zapata. Since 2012, this group has created zines, prints, apparel, and designer toys. The Collective’s works reflect on the cultural nuances of their Latino upbringings, integrating ar tistic influences of pop ar t, sign painting, Mexican ar tisans, and illustration.

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Erica Wildman • E. Wildman Gallery

Acrylic, resin, pigment, plaster, glass, spray paint

1109 Shady Ln B • (512) 588-2787ar [email protected] • ericawildman.com

In my ar t, I like to capture the beauty of the fluid mind by using a variety of mediums, which allows me to express different feelings through texture and depth.

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Fe De Rico • Graffiti Western

Aerosol, acrylic

4609 Lyons St • (512) [email protected] • graffitiwestern.com

Fe De Rico has been painting the walls of Austin with his iconic graffiti stencils for over 10 years and going. As the city continues to change and grow, Fe De Rico's ar t continues reminding both the old school locals and the newcomers what this city is really all about.

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MakeATX • The Satellite

Laser cutting, laser goods

1109 Shady Ln B, Studio 1 • (512) [email protected] • makeatx.com

The studio at MakeATX houses a pair of laser cutters and a variety of other tools with which we make our own products, but we also help others with theirs. We do custom laser cutting, teach classes, offer memberships, and share our space with a couple dozen like-minded makers. Our workshop is a place where creative types come together to craft, create, collaborate and inspire one another.

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Mark Puente guest of MakeATX

Laser-cut wood, milk-paint, ink, mixed media

1109 Shady Ln B, Studio 1 • (978) [email protected] • nailivic.com

Fire in the Eyes, Fear in the Heart is my Dia De Los Muer tos inspired series that explores the vibrant confidence and crushing doubt that drives the human experience in the modern world. I'll be playing with lasers as a guest of MakeATX, etching and cutting milk-paint finished wood and other media based on my ink drawings to fabricate colorful pieces both spirited and morbid, organic and urban.

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Marilyn Walter


1109 Shady Ln B, Studio 10 • (917) [email protected] • marilynwalter.com

My process in creating ar t is to erase, inscribe, trace, incise, collage and transfer the resultant marks and images onto paper, canvas, wood, plastic or plexiglass. Colors, shapes, movements, textures, are repeated on multi-layered mixed media surfaces, becoming collages of traces.

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Little Minnow & Scout and Honour • Smith Road Studios

Screen printing, fiber

1406 Smith Rd Ste E [email protected] • littleminnowdesigns.com

Little Minnow is the creation of sister-duo, Lizzi and Mary Bradley. Their original designs stem from their love of patterns, color, and textiles.They offer screen-printed accessories and home goods that are both unique and effor tlessly stylish. All products are proudly designed, hand-printed and assembled in Austin, Texas.

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Andersen Ceramics • Smith Road Studios

Ceramic tiles, murals

1406 Smith Rd Ste E • (512) [email protected] • andersenceramics.com

We make large high relief ceramic tiles that are typically installed as a backsplash accent piece above the kitchen range. Our designs are based on classic French carvings. We use glazes that complement natural stone tiles.

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Sally Weber • Resonance Studio

Holography, photography, drawing machines, other inventions

1406 Smith Rd Ste D • (512) [email protected] • resonancestudio.com

At Resonance Studio, Sally Weber and Craig Newswanger present works of light, holography, photography, and interactive projects including drawing machines or other devices of engagement.

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Paleo Denim • Flatfork Studio • Smith Road Studios

Denim, leather, canvas

1406 Smith Rd Ste E • (512) 222-3832 [email protected] • paleodenim.com

Paleo Denim is a one man manufacturer of jeans and leather goods. Self-taught owner Richard Cole drafts, cuts and sews every product in house on a fleet of vintage industrial sewing machines using post-war era construction methods. Ready-to-wear and made-to-measure jeans are made with heavy weight denims from Texas, Nor th Carolina and Japan.

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Flatfork Studio • Smith Road Studios

Themed event sculpting

1406 Smith Rd Ste E&F • (512) 293-4178 [email protected] • flatforkstudio.com

We have a build and design fabrication studio with 25 years of experience that specializes in larger then life pieces that make your home or business unique to you. Our main medium foam sculpting, it gives great results, is lightweight compared to stone, and easy to install.

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Adrian Aguilera

Collage, painting, mixed media

912 Bret Ln Unit B • (512) 605-9406 [email protected] • blog.adrianaguilera.net

I make process based collages by assembling recurrent shapes, textures and backgrounds into compositions that create landscapes, natural scenes, viewpoints and other situations. The use of images allows an uninterrupted circulation within my environment to create and develop new pieces including other mediums related with the collage.

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Allison Geneser and Neeka Allsup • Nudge StudioBolm Rd Studios

Oil

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 7 • (512) [email protected] • neekaallsup.com

Allison is drawn to tensions between structure and chaos, color and darkness, permanence and ephemerality. Her themes often deal with the psychology of inhabited or deser ted spaces. Neeka creates scenes of inanimate objects with a car toony sense of magical realism about being in a body and living with designated objects in specific rooms.

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Charlotte Clark • Bolm Rd Studios

Mixed media, acrylic

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 7 • (512) 422-9879clcar [email protected] • facebook.com/clarkimages

Every painting I create is a new adventure and learning experience. I often let a painting evolve as I lay down the paint, using my imagination to define the final product. I create ar t to satisfy a passion for expressing myself in a joyous manner. Covering a canvas with paint is my perfect creative outlet. Expressing myself through ar t feeds and renews my spirit.

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Rothko Hauschildt • Bolm Rd Studios

Encaustic

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 7 • (512) [email protected] • rothkunst.com

I make ar t for the purposes of self-expression and release. My ar t always has a personal meaning but my hope is that the viewer finds her own personal meaning in it, whether or not it is the same as my own.

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A Reflection of Light Photography

Photography

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 7 • (512) 788-0605 [email protected] • arolphotography.com

It is not a far cry to realize that the admirer soon becomes the creator. Always having been drawn to the images of events and family long since past in tucked away shoe boxes. Or those family snapshots left abandoned in bins that read "Instant Relatives" in antique shops. I always have a camera of some sor t within arms reach to document the moment as those ghosts had.

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Alex Diamond • Not Gallery at Bolm

Watercolor

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 8 • (973) 223-5272 [email protected] • byalexdiamond.com

Alex Diamond creates visceral spaces, which can be felt but not understood; seen but not grasped. He taps into a primordial study of geometry, where shapes were once drawn in the sand with wonder.

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Jordan Gentry • Big Medium at Bolm

Oil, acrylic

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 9, #7 • (512) [email protected] • jordangentry.com

My por traits are guided by the subtle lines that make up facial structure. I exaggerate and abstract the faint forms I observe using geometric shapes and layers of vibrant color.

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CALmax • Big Medium at Bolm

Laser cut handbags, leather, vinyl, acrylic

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 10, #5 • (517) [email protected] • calmaxfashion.com

I design laser cut handbags that explore experimental techniques to create material intrigue. Trained in architecture, I seek innovation through a combination of digital fabrication, sewing, and traditional leather craft. My accessory line, CALmax, utilizes thoughtfully calibrated designs to produce maximal effect.

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Scott M Bickerton • Big Medium at Bolm

Mixed media on canvas

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 10, #6 • (781) [email protected] • scottmbicker ton.com

Creating abstract works of ar t I create my own language, make my own discoveries, make my own problems, resolve the conflicts, creating open inquiry, inviting you to interact.

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Betelhem Makonnen • Big Medium at Bolm

Multimedia

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 9, #8 [email protected] • betelhemmakonnen.com

Betelhem Makonnen (b. 1972 Addis Ababa) is a multi-media ar tist whose research deals with the perennial questions of existence. She investigates the relationship between elements usually perceived as contradictory. Her practice relies on observation, reading, dialogue and wandering.

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Larisa Chavarria • Colliding Color • Big Medium at Bolm

Encaustic, painting, mixed media

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 11, #7 • (270) 799-0427 [email protected] • [email protected]

I collect and save fallen and forgotten fragments. I find the fleeting magic in small and mundane moments. I scout for the ephemeral feeling in nostalgic memories. I let all these bits, colors, images and orphaned objects play out, fluidly like a dream; my hands and tools simply assemble them into the stories they tell me.

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Jana Swec • LittleSwec • Big Medium at Bolm

Pen, paint

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 12, #2 • [email protected]

Jana Swec received her Bachelor of Fine Ar ts from the School of Visual Ar ts in 2001. In 2002, Jana began working in the collaborative ar t group SODALITAS. She was also a founding member of Big Medium. In 2008, Jana began working on a series of works using tree-like creatures as a platform to discuss a variety of issues such as sexuality, relationships & destruction/survival of nature.

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Sodalitas • Big Medium at Bolm

Installation

5305 Bolm RdBay 12, #2 • sodaltasar [email protected]

Sodalitas is a collaborative trio comprised of Joseph Phillips, Jana Swec, and Shea Little. They are currently working on an Ar t in Public Places project on Brazos Street that has been in progress for many years. It’ll be completed soon, so keep your ears open.

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APWX • Austin Paintworks

Paint, aluminum, steel, plastic

729 Airpor t Blvd • (512) 284-3777 [email protected] • austinpaintworks.com

Austin Paintworks is a collaboration of ar tists and makers that brings together many disciplines. We are best known for our custom motorcycle and bicycle paintwork, but owner Matt Musial (aka APWX) has recently begun producing a series of "hypnoptic" ar t pieces. This series of spinning discs are inspired by the 60's Op Ar t movement with the addition of distinct hypnotic sensations produced by the rotation of three dimensional imagery.

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Natalie Tischler • Ornamental Things • 727 Studios

Jewelry

727 Airpor t Blvd Ste C • (512) 912-9450 [email protected] • ornamentalthings.com

I design jewelry for heroines and daydreamers. I strive to create timeless pieces that have an authentic feel. I am inspired by bohemian ideas, bold women and living in the moment. I’m on a jewelry journey, exploring themes and process. I made jewelry as a hobby for twelve years before star ting Ornamental Things in 2004.

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Hollis Baxter • Big Medium at Bolm

Upcycled

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 12 • [email protected]

Hollis Baxter has not made ar t since the 2011 East Austin Studio Tour. “I look forward to trying to make some ar t for the tour” said Hollis, when asked about future projects in a recent interview.

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Isabella Acosta • Acosta Studios • 727 Studios

Painting, drawing

727 Airpor t Blvd • (512) 461-6562 [email protected] • chickennoodledoodles.com

My figurative works are often inspired by bizarre forms of human expression. Surrealism is a true obsession of mine, an escape from reality with just a pencil and paper.

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Pablo Taboada • 727 Studios

Oil painting, watercolor

727 Airpor t Blvd • (512) 619-3315 [email protected] • pablotaboada.com

For the past year or so I have been primarily interested in painting landscapes of Central Texas. Either parks where I take my dog, Patches, for runs – Shoal Creek, Bar ton Creek, for example – or parks and ranches around Austin, but also as far as Big Bend or the Texas coast. I find that these locations provide all the beauty and pictorial challenge I could hope for as a painter.

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Susannah Blanton • Blanton Art & Design

Oil painting on canvas

777 Shady Ln #7 • (512) 961-0161 [email protected] • blantonar t.com

The work I paint is the ongoing process of exploring a single theme in progressive series with the images reflecting emotional snapshots to help illustrate that story. My current series, Seeking Happy tackles just that: the search for achieving or defining happiness, as it may be biological, a conscious decision or a fleeting moment in time.

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Cynthia Bloom guest of Susannah Blanton

Jewelry

777 Shady Ln #7 • (512) 779-7737 [email protected] • cynthiabloom.com

My jewelry is a collectible blend of antique, vintage, and modern. For years, I have been collecting treasured antique beads, iridescent glass buttons, rare crystals, and gemstones. Inspired by old-world Czech Bohemian glass and Austrian crystal ar tisans, I infuse these dazzling objets d'ar t into each unique creation. Excited to celebrate 13 years as Cynthia Bloom Collectible Jewelry this fall.

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Tom Suhler • Exposure Fine Art Gallery & Studio

Prints, still imagery, photography, video

777 Shady Ln #8 • (512) 692-6166 tsuhler@tomsuhlerfinear t.com • exposurefinear tgallery.com

This year’s exhibit Exploring Color & Character Relationships features new works and an interactive piece that allows you to create customized ar t that can be printed or sent to your phone. There are new videos and prints from other internationally acclaimed work. Tom Suhler creates imagery that on the surface is engagingly beautiful but also reveals deeper layers of mystery, grace and story.

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Stacy Kirk guest of Susannah Blanton

Photography

777 Shady Ln #7 • (512) 961-0161 [email protected] • stacykirkphotography.com

Stacy Kirk's final body of work is as much a reminder of the fragile and temporary nature of all things as it is of ar tistic potential, framed through a cold, clear lens that cuts through sentiment and stabs directly at fate.

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Kartwheel Craftsmanship and Joe Swec Sign PaintingThe Village

Design, build, sign painting

777 Shady Ln #16 • (805) 453-8964 [email protected] • joeswec.com

The Village is a shared space home to Kar twheel Craftsmanship design/build studio and Joe Swec Sign Painting Studio.

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Pump Project Art Complex

Multiple media

702 Shady Ln • [email protected] pumpproject.org

Pump Project is a non-profit visual ar t organization. Our mission is to enrich and reinforce Austin's creative community through working ar tist's studios and exhibition facilities. Over thir ty different ar tists and craftspeople create work in our studios, and our gallery space rotates monthly exhibitions featuring local emerging ar tists.

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Claire Sommers Buck • Claire Sommers Buck JewelryPump Project Art Complex

Jewelry design, metalsmithing

702 Shady Ln Studio D • (830) [email protected] • clairesommersbuck.com

Inspired by my love of folk and ethnic designs, my jewelry is originally designed and hand-fabricated using traditional metalsmithing techniques. I take great pride in creating pieces that are functional, durable, empowering and elegant. I hope you can stop by and say hello!

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Donna Dechen Birdwell • Wide World HomePump Project Art Complex

Acrylic on handmade Nepali lokta paper

702 Shady Ln Studio N • [email protected] donnadechenbirdwell.com

The figures in my paintings have the form and characteristics of human beings, but they are not people. Let’s call them “anthropomorphs”, like the figures we once painted on cave walls. Each one is naked, unadorned, fully disclosed, and inward focused. These beings have no individual stories. Each one exists only in the moment, its full potency expressed in a single existential situation.

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Cheryl Finfrock • Pump Project Art Complex

Acrylic on claybord, scratchbord, encaustic, monotype on paper

702 Shady Ln Studio O • (512) 426-9217 [email protected] • cherylfinfrock.com

I like the idea that stories told with images can communicate silently but not necessarily quietly. My current series of paintings depicts the character of both place and person. I regard the picture plane as a stage and those who occupy it characters with their paradoxical natures and predicaments.

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Jeana Baumgardner • Pump Project Art Complex

Painting

702 Shady Ln Studio H • [email protected] jeanabaumgardner.com

Humor has always played a significant role in my paintings, where other worldly events and objects occupy places where nature collides with urban and industrial development. My most recent paintings flir t with the contradiction that a painting can be both playful and serious and are par tly inspired by the movement and liveliness in the work of Julio Le Parc, a precursor of kinetic and Op ar t.

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Maggie Kleinpeter • Pump Project Art Complex

Painting

702 Shady Ln Studio P • (917) 309-0733 [email protected] • maggiekleinpeter.com

My most recent paintings explore the relationship between the physicality of painting and memories of interruptions in landscape and sky.

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Michelle Rahbar • Pump Project Art Complex


702 Shady Ln Studio R • (512) 905-2789 ar [email protected] • michellerahbar.com

Painting allows me a complex and subtle language to communicate my ideas. I paint the space where memory and reality overlap because I exist there. These works are concerned with how memories double the space of your existence. The paintings embrace the indelible imprint of people and places that have gone before me. The ghost still lingers.

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Katy Hirschfeld • Pump Project Art Complex

Collage, mixed media

702 Shady Ln Studio R • (732) [email protected] • collage-garage.com

The simple overlapping of many small pieces, arranged in just the right way speaks volumes, touching on issues implicitly without being overbearing or sanctimonious. My work tends to stand as a viewer's test, challenging what one sees versus what they feel in relation to the contemporary pits, progress and powers effecting as all.

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Landry McMeans Art & Design Pump Project Art Complex

3D design, cardboard

702 Shady Ln • [email protected] landrymcmeans.com

Landry McMeans is a relief ar tist who works with archival cardboard and acrylic paint to create abstract designs and landscapes of the southwest. Her use of texture, shadows, and spot color merges 2D and 3D design to create a multi dimensional experience.

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Haley Lebeuf Jewelry guest at Pump Project Art Complex

Silver, 14/20 gold-fill, 14k gold plate, 18k gold

702 Shady Ln • (832) 524-6460 [email protected] • haleylebeuf.com

Lebeuf’s latest collection, F E M M E, embraces the complexity of the feminine spirit: strong, sexy, delicate and whimsical. Offerings range from simple everyday items to one-of-a-kind pieces featuring unique gemstones. Each piece is handcrafted in silver with elements of 14k and 18k gold.

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Andrew Murray • Pump Project Art Complex

Acrylic on wooden panel

702 Shady Ln • andrewmurrayar [email protected] andrewmurrayar t.com

I am a process painter who utilizes the physicality of paint to arrive at works with significant formalist underpinnings. I consciously use additive and reductive methods on the painting surface, creating layers that are worked into and through. On a conceptual level, I am exploring ideas of balance, weight, gravity as well as the both a physical and psychological landscape.

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Kafka Lenton • Berlinetta • Pump Project Art Complex


702 Shady Ln • (323) 317-5380 [email protected] • kafkalenton.org

If you saw the Dahlia painting last EAST, prepare to have your f**king mind blown this time. This painting is true insanity. I have stayed up for three months, night after night and put 20 years wor th of work into this one painting. If you don't believe me, show up, convince me I am full of s**t and I will give it to you for free. No lie. It will be in the gallery waiting for you.

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Edie Sunday • Pump Project Art Complex

Photography, mixed media

702 Shady Ln • (281) 731-3243 ediesundayar [email protected] • ediesunday.com

I am an all analog photographer who uses improvised techniques to create vivid, obscure images, reminiscent of those I see in my sleep. In a broad sense, ar t allows me to honor the temporariness of my existence and discover a personal meaning to life that sets me free. My ar t is about sharing intimate pieces of my own experience, and from there finding a sense of deep connection with others.

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Rebecca Marino • Pump Project Art Complex

Photography

702 Shady Ln • (713) 503-5570 [email protected] • rebeccalmarino.com

My photographs are attempts to objectify and re-contextualize my emotional investment in cer tain places, objects, and astronomical concepts. In doing so, I hope to reassign value and give a hopeful recognition to what I am photographing.

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Joshua Green • Pump Project Art Complex

Sculpture

702 Shady Ln • [email protected] joshuagreen.info

Josh Green's interest in geometry, physics, electronics and pattern provide the content for his sculpture. Intrigued by its optic qualities and its ability to change form, glass has been Green's primary material for over 10 years. Currently, Green is creating sculptures that use simple glass rods and LEDs to create works that have a modern design and aesthetic strength.

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Edson Enriquez • Limbo JewelryPump Project Art Complex

Jewelry

702 Shady Ln Studio T • (512) 994-6878 [email protected] • limbojewelry.com

I am trying to prove a point with my work. Simple shapes and forms are beautiful already. As a designer, I feel we do not need to add to or drastically transform them, but simply present shapes the right way.

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Rene Guest • Eros Collective guest of Jeana Baumgardner

Hand forged designs

702 Shady Ln • (512) [email protected] • eroscollective.com

Cristen Rene' Guest is the creative mind behind Rene' Guest Jewelry and Eros Collective. Both collections are hand fabricated in Austin by a combination of Guest and several talented jewelers.

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Phil Sadler • Legacy Design House

Neon glass bending

5011 E Cesar Chavez St • (832) [email protected]

Once I bent my first piece of glass and had it pumped I knew I found something profoundly deep and enlightening. I created Legacy Design House for collaboration and creativity. I would like to welcome you to my studio space to witness the beauty of ionization in action and the oppor tunity to experience the process of the Neon craft. LDH specializes in design and neon signage.

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Nathan Warner and Buck HubachWarbach Lighting & Design

Custom lighting

5007 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 522-0564 [email protected] • warbach.com

Lighting affects us in every aspect of life. Whether we are working, relaxing, or playing, its subtle effects impact us in a significant way. At Warbach, we provide a unique and creative alternative. We design each fixture around the personal aesthetic of the client producing a one of a kind functional piece of ar t. Whether commercial or residential, we see every ceiling as a canvas.

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Carolina Villarreal • ArtsyDreams • Artpost

Watercolor, ink

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg A • (956) 639-7172cv.ar [email protected] • ar tsydreamshop.com

Artsydream drawings star ted as a form of self therapy. From my own life experiences, the characters that make up ar tsydreams were born! What they embody is different emotions and the weight they carry. My drawings are all about people who never stop dreaming and soaking up life.

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Lacey Richter • Back Porch Studio • Artpost

Paint, charcoal, pastel, electric tape, mesh, found objects, video

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg A • (512) [email protected] • laceyraerichter.com

A mixed-media ar tist, I create works laced in facets and dualities of my own nature, ultimately exploring something deeper within my spirit. Recently I have stepped into video, documenting myself dancing in raw and sacred spaces (chapels, constructions sites, and horse stables.) An intuitive stirring moves me to express in emotive and intimate ways. *My video work recently debuted in France ~ oui.

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NJ Weaver • Artpost

Encaustic mixed media

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg B • (512) [email protected] • njweaver.com

I use layers of wax, mixed media and gestural markings as a form of expression and communication when words no longer suffice.

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Soña Holman • Artpost

Paintings on canvas, clayboard, paperworks on wood

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg A • (415) [email protected] • sonaholman.com

I get excited by the natural world – what's inside and underneath the surface of things – biologically, energetically and in the psyche. Trees, rocks, rivers, sky provide me ample material to jump off from. The vigorous energy and dynamic calm found in nature compel me to paint with that feeling of aliveness. My paperworks, freed from the geography of the page, become sculptural, delicate, transient.

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Kong Screen Printing • Artpost

Screen printing

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg C • (512) [email protected] • kongscreenprinting.com

Most people look at a t-shir t or a poster and only see the ar t printed on it. To us, the real ar t is in the process of printing – putting ink to fabric and paper. Our goal is not just to print unique designs, but to find ways to highlight the craft of screen printing and inform a wider audience of the ar t that goes in to printing.

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Jodi Rae Brownstein • Jodi Rae Designs • Artpost

Sterling silver, rare gems, minerals, fossils

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Ste [email protected] • jodiraedesigns.com

My hand fabricated jewelry is a flir tation between contradictory elements. Using Sterling silver, rare gems, minerals and fossils, I explore edginess, while retaining a degree of sophistication and timelessness. Attention to detail and versatility are paramount while aiming to create striking, wearable, and collectable jewelry that expresses the personality of the women and men who wear it.

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Lucy MacQueen • Artpost

Venetian plaster, gold leaf, plexiglass

4704 E Cesar Chavez St • [email protected]

I am fascinated by the mercurial nature of weather, and its effects on sky and water. This is what I am endeavoring to capture in my work.

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Scott Saunders • Artpost

Mixed media sculpture

4704 E Cesar Chavez Stscott@scottsaundersfinear t.com • scottsaundersfinear t.com

Against landscape and organic forms, I juxtapose machine-like structures. I create all of my work with a metaphorical structure in mind: ideas about mind and body, agency and epistemology. I use my ar t making as a way of thinking about these subjects, with the goal that each piece encourages long term exploration and contemplation.

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Julie Stansberry • Artpost

Oil, watercolor painting

4704 E Cesar Chavez St • juliestansberryar [email protected] t.com

My work focuses on the beauty of color and creating shapes that flow together effor tlessly for the viewer's eye. The contours seen in each painting are heavily influenced by lines and hues perceived in nature.

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George Silas • Artpost

Paper, acrylic, fine art printing

4704 E Cesar Chavez St • (916) [email protected] • georgesilas.com

The current work focuses on the internal rhythms between the multitude of par ts that form our self. How do they integrate, where they came from, and what they desire.

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Sara Vanderbeek • Artpost

Oil, acrylic, gouache painting, drawing, printmaking

4704 E Cesar Chavez St • (718) 964-8180 [email protected] • saravanderbeek.com

Sara Vanderbeek is a multi-disciplinary ar tist marrying classical traditions and techniques with contemporary sensibilities. Her subjects range from figurative to conceptual, with a focus on por traiture, culture and technical process. Details, pattern and human likeness are presented through pools of liquid paint and swirling medium that balance spontaneity with methodical and meticulous craft.

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Nola Parker guest of Sara Vanderbeek

Gouache on board

4704 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) [email protected] • nolaparker.com

My current work explores the intersection of natural and man-made worlds. I paint to capture the vibrant and hypnotic qualities of our natural environments and to document the homes we create, whether they be structures, spaces, or shared moments.

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Indio Arts • Artpost

Wood, metal, electronics, lighting

4704 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 587-6374indioar [email protected] • indioar ts.com

Daydreaming with power tools may seem like a scary endeavor to some but I assure you, I'm mindful to keep all ten fingers attached to my hands. I set out on this path to always have fun and enjoy what I'm doing. My work is a mash up of skill sets, styles and mediums. I trained as a guitar builder but enjoy making furniture, lighting and functional sculpture.

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Foster Talge • Artpost

Metal


I make big metal trees.

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Travis Seeger guest of Foster Talge

Metal sculpture

4704 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 535-8009 travis@travisseegerar t.com • travisseegerar t.com

Modern and beautifully composed, Travis Seeger tempers his contemporary metal sculpture with an arsenal of patinas, oxidation and paints. His new Sphere collection explores the primary shape in steel, rust, wood and illumination.

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Court Lurie • Artpost

Contemporary abstract

4704 E Cesar Chavez St • (505) 280-5808cour [email protected] • cour tlurie.com

I explore questions about human consciousness, our evolution, and the relationship between science, technology, and spirituality. I find patterns in nature, industry, and thought–behavior, sound, and dialogue that intrigue me. I investigate their origin and integrate the findings into my work.

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Paul Meyer • Artpost

Painting


My paintings are comprised of wood, mor tar, fabrics, powdered chalk, dyes, adhesives, stain and paint on canvas or wood panels. I am intrigued by the space between objective and non-objective imagery. The moment in which there is a sense of something emerging, existing and passing-there is a beauty in the transient nature of even the most tangible of things becoming intangible.

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Somsy Vejsiri • Artpost

Photography

4620 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg A • (323) [email protected] • somsyphotography.com

My love of photography/travels has sent on as far as the deser t of Saudi Arabia and the jungles of Asia. I find true passion/addiction in capturing people and places in their essence and sharing my discoveries with others.The craft I continued to pursue highlights and expresses my fascination with humanism beauty and stillness of the present moment that exists without limitations and boundaries.

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Kristy Darnell Battani • Artpost

Mixed media, oil, encaustic, paper

4620 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg B • (512) [email protected] • kristybattani.com

For me, ar t lurks in the recesses between linear thoughts and the chaotic deluge of information around us. I search for eroded messages to transform. I am drawn to discarded forms of communication—be it old textbooks, letters, posters, maps or signage—that with color, pattern or texture evoke a visual reference to a time or place and, upon closer examination, reveal a hint of the past.

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Tiny Truck Studios

Artists, designers, fabricators

4701 Red Bluff Rd Ste C • (512) [email protected] • tinytruckstudios.com

Tiny Truck Studios is a production space of creative builders and ar tists in Austin, TX. We are a gallery, ar tist studios, and full scale workshop capable of everything from fine ar t to commercial fabrication. We strive to create unique pieces centered around innovative design, fine craftsmanship, and creative problem solving.

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Nimer Aleck • Tiny Truck Studios

Fine art, consumer objects

4701 Red Bluff Rd Ste C • (512) 221-8476naleck@thesmar taleck.com • thesmar taleck.com

Working out of Tiny Truck Studios, Nimer finds a balance between academic fine ar t and the continuous pursuit of skilled craftsmanship. His ar t focuses on the relationships between who we are and the objects we consume. Through the use of absurdity and humor, he attempts to break down some of the contextual barriers between works of ar t, and the community that experiences it.

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Jules Buck Jones • The Bizzle Diggery

Painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, video

4701 Red Bluff Rd Ste B • (512) [email protected] • julesbuckjones.com

I make paintings, drawings, sculpture, and video about wildlife and wild environments. The work I create are attempts to mirror and abstract the natural world. Abstract thoughts on biology and mythology create images and spaces of supernatural authority and presence. I use pencils, paper, ink, paint, cardboard, wood and many other accessible materials to bring my work to life.

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Adrian Whipp • Lumiere Tintype

Wet plate collodion photography

4710 E 5th St • (512) 800-0267 [email protected] • lumieretintype.com

At Lumiere, we create hand made tintype por traits from our traveling studio and darkroom. We use only traditional 19th century processes. This is not our beloved modern photography, with its endless streams of disposable photographs. Instead, at the intersection of science and ar t, we find an alchemy that requires us to slow down and return to the roots of photography.

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Brian David Johnson • Splinter Group North

Wood

4709 E 5th St • (512) [email protected] • bdjcraftworks.com

I have been designing and making furniture and fine cabinetry from my Splinter Group workshop since opening the doors in 2002. In the fall of 2009 I began making smaller decor designs under the label BDJ Craft Works and that is now my primary focus. Please stop by, see the new work coming out and enjoy a Topo Chico and a Clementine if there are any left. And a good cup of coffee if you're lucky.

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Andy St. Martin • Concentrated Paintings Splinter Group North

Painting, drawing, collage, assemblage

4709 E 5th St • (512) 385-7220 andystmar [email protected] • andystmar tin.com

This past year found me up to my elbows in collage making, a medium which had been suspected in my paintings and assemblages but had never been fleshed out. Well, come by and see them in the flesh, or rather the paper, glue, sumi, pencil, etc. They and I will be there, as well as work from my previous exhibit Memory Tag at Test Tube, and paintings to be seen at UT Austin's Bass Concer t Hall, winter 2015.

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Tom Fisher • Delta Millworks

Custom furniture, wood, metal

4701 E 5th St • (512) 466-7724 [email protected]

I design and build custom furniture utilizing metal and wood. I focus on practical pieces of furniture with a modern ar t aesthetic.

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Bearded Lady

Screen printing

3504 E 4th St • (512) 389-0180 [email protected] • beardedlady.net

We specialize in event posters, printed apparel, and the publishing of editioned ar t prints. We pride ourselves in providing a custom, collaborative printing resource for professionals from the ar t, music, design, adver tising, film, and boutique fashion industries.

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Mark Maček • Maček Furniture Company Splinter Group

Design, custom wood furniture

405 Springdale Road • (512) [email protected] • macekfurniture.com

This is the Presider's Chair for Our Lady Queen of Peace Chapel at St. Edward's University, Austin, TX. The historic building is being renovated by Pollen Architecture who asked me to design and to make the altar, lectern, tabernacle, and other furniture. The Chapel was consecrated in October of this year.

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A&K Woodworking and Design • Edwood Studio Co-op

Wood

3403 E 4th St • (860) 965-5886 [email protected] • akwoodanddesign.com

A&K Woodworking and Design is a small business founded in 2013 by Amanda McKeever and Khiem Nguyen. A&K is dedicated to the craft of fine woodworking and handmade goods. The couple’s work combines their love of mid-century modern shapes with the clean lines of Japanese design. Their pieces are crafted using traditional techniques mixed with modern day technology to embrace the past and present.

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Michalovic wood art

Wood, paint

610 Springdale Rd • (207) 939-5826michalovicwoodar [email protected] • michalovicwoodar t.com

Michalovic wood ar t ----- handmade woodwork ar t and design.... Guest ar tist line up galore ----- Adam Young, Raina Michalovic, Andy Rhin, Ana Klausmann.....and more.....

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Hatch Workshop

Wood, steel furniture, installations

641 Tillery St • (512) 999-2634 [email protected] • hatchworkshop.com

Hatch Workshop is an affiliation of friends who enjoy all that is thoughtful and well-crafted. Our work is inspired by people we've met and things we've seen/found. By combining our love of traditional wood joinery, old machinery and dumpster diving we are able to produce furniture and installations that are durable, resourceful and comfor table.

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Ann Armstrong • Ann-Made • Fort Tillery

Mixed media, steel, wood, paper, plastic

618 Tillery St Bldg C • [email protected]

Map Making, Urbanography, Exploring Austin on Foot, City-Wide Creative Collaborations, Ar t Education, and Tiny Houses. Come by during EAST to make a map or two, and/or talk and ponder any of the above. For more detailed info visit: austinsatlas.com, mixedmedialab.wordpress.com, star tsmallblog.tumblr.com.

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Suzanne Wyss guest of Ann Armstrong

Sculpture, installation, collaboration

618 Tillery St Bldg C • (605) [email protected] • suzannewyss.com

I create large scale installations, sculptures and wearable ar t that focus on nature. By turning industrial materials into organic forms, I offer an escape from reality into the illogical forest of my mind.

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Michael Yates • Michael Yates Design • Fort Tillery

Custom, production furniture design, manufacturing

618 Tillery St • (512) [email protected] • michaelyatesdesign.com

Each year we look back and hope to find evidence of better work, more refined and honest designs, clients more overwhelmingly pleased, expectations fur ther blown away, visions more accurately executed, and new skills employed. So if you’re local or in the neighborhood, feel free to set up a shop visit sometime, or give us a call from anywhere to make an order or talk about your next project.

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Derek Mulch • Green Summit Studio • Fort Tillery

Custom furniture, lighting, sculpture

618 Tillery St • (512) 557-8696 [email protected] • greensummitstudio.com

Green Summit Studio, a design-build wood shop, focusing on sustainably built custom furniture and lighting.

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Melanie Levin guest of Derek Mulch

Alternative photography

618 Tillery St • (214) 460-3657 [email protected] • mglev.com

Using a combination of film and digital techniques, I have created a limited set of ethereal images, printed on watercolor paper using alternative processing. Some are bleached and toned to compliment the content. Each image is a one-of-a-kind.

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Spencer Cook • Fort Tillery

Silver on glass

618 Tillery St • (361) [email protected] • scook.info

My work is generated by setting off autonomous processes around intentional gestures. Chemicals flow over obstructions and ink runs out of its printed boundary. This collaboration is completely unpredictable and creates an attitude and affect completely out of my control. They read as painterly despite having never been actually touched.

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JCR WORK • HORSESHOE

Laser cut mobile assemblies, wood block prints

3109 E Cesar Chavez St • [email protected] tel.com

Founded in 1979, JCR WORK represents the creative output of Julio Carreon-Reyes. Inspired in equal par ts by the natural and technological worlds, the work draws upon the emergent patterns in animal / plant morphology. JCR WORK is committed to producing high quality, timeless, fragments of imagination for the home.

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Jenna Lynne Foster • HORSESHOE

Printmaking

3109 E Cesar Chavez St • (254) [email protected] • jennalynnefoster.com

Using tangible forms as a point of depar ture, I playfully reinterpret their recognizable proper ties, disregarding their gravitational laws, to make newly biomorphic intermingling scenes. My work is influenced by ideas of ambiguity, cyclicality, and movement.

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Industry Print Shop

Screenprint

618 Tillery St • (512) 524-0181 [email protected] • industryprintshop.com

This collective of creative individuals has bir thed the ar tist run print shop that has become a powerhouse in Austin. On any given day you may find them printing 10,000 shir ts for your favorite music fest or producing fine ar t prints for a prolific contemporary ar tist. Their current body of work represents the diverse and intense perspective of this unique constellation of talent. @industryprintshop

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Satch Grimley • HORSESHOE

Oil on panel

3109 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 745-1355 [email protected] • satchgrimley.com

Satch Grimley is a native Austinite and has been working in fine ar t serigraphy for over 15 years. He incorporates painting, collage, and printmaking to produce remarkable works exploring themes of endangered nature and order and balance in a chaotic world. This year he offers large rabbit-occupied collages, summer-inspired prints, and enchanting, dreamy oils of children's toy vehicles.

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Elliot Morgan • HORSESHOE

Laser-cut, stained wood

3109 E Cesar Chavez St • [email protected] tfoliobox.me

An Austin native, Elliot Morgan graduated from the music program at the University of Nor th Texas in Denton and now resides in East Austin. Currently playing bass in several bands, including his long-time band Hatch and Riders Against the Storm, he is currently working on a series of black and white wood cutouts that translate his fat-lined style into three dimensions.

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Ryan McKerley

Ceramics

2710 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) [email protected] • ryanmckerley.com

Porcelain pottery.

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Lance McMahan and Aaron Reynolds


2614 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 590-2254 [email protected]

Lance McMahan is a Texas native that has been showing/living in the Austin area since 1995. His work varies from sculptural and abstract to figurative color studies. Aaron Reynolds' figurative compositions speak both to American romance and detritus. His bold depictions of common folk, progressive elites, and domestic landscapes allude to the stories of people and places that often go untold.

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Arts and Recreation

Screen printing, mixed media

2604 E Cesar Chavez St Ste 1 • (713) 791-7908 [email protected] • http://ar ts-rec.com/

"Fantastic" is the word that local people, all over the world, inevitably use when Ar ts and Recreation rolls onto the scene. If its 5 or 300 projects at once it's a completely amazing sight! Depending upon the local point of view A+R looks like an invasion of (a) hipsters, (b) an old guy trying to be 20 or (c) small group of designers lucky to be doing the work they love.

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Ross Grady High guest of Ryan Mckerley

Ceramics

2710 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 775-9474 [email protected] • instagram.com/ombcstudio

It was either this or prison. And I don't look good in a dress.

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Michael Sieben

Limited-edition screen prints

2604 E Cesar Chavez St Ste 2 • (512) [email protected] • msieben.com

Michael Sieben is a professional illustrator and ar tist whose work has been exhibited and reviewed worldwide as well as featured in numerous illustration anthologies. He is currently the managing editor of Thrasher Magazine and has a monthly column in Juxtapoz Magazine. He is also a founding member of Okay Mountain Collective.

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J.J. Campbell • Rural Rooster

Screen printing, graphic design

2602 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 420-8558 [email protected] • ruralrooster.com

We’ve traveled the world of DIY and makeshift ar t school solutions, but we are also fully trained on the industrial ways. We look for creative and effective ways to make, present, or print your items. We put that extra touch on every item because it’s the small things that take impressions to the next level. We specialize in branding, graphic design, and screen printed posters and t-shir ts.

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Carly Weaver

Oil paintings, drawings on wood

2606 E 2nd St • (512) 373-6308 [email protected] • carlyweaver.com

I paint a lot of grackles and a lot of other things.

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Ender Martos • Ender Martos' Art & Design Studio

Painting, installation, design

2803 E 5th St • (512) 785-8055 endermar [email protected] • endermar tos.com

The optical ar tist is the constructive magician. Ender Mar tos seeks to draw the audience into his own par ticular realm of illusion and effect by using techniques of simultaneous color degradation and reverse contrast. As well as incorporating monofilament lines and plexiglass to add a translucent and reflective texture. Light becomes a component to each piece, spiraling the viewer into successive layers of patterns, designs, and depth.

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Alvaro Carrizosa • EACA Studio

Custom furniture, metal, stone

2803 E 5th St • (210) 867-7490 [email protected] • alvarocarrizosa.com

I design and build custom furniture. I’m interested in creating custom objects utilizing metal and stone. My objective is to create pieces that are unique and expressive.

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Squidrabbit

Print art, picture books

2606 E 2nd St • (512) 971-4388 [email protected] • squidrabbit.com

Rabbit needs to get out of his mor tal coil when he can. That's why he makes things. Be it a street in New Mexico, a factory his dad took him to in 1979 or a giraffe in space. As long as there's some transcendence he's a happy working Squid.

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Leigh Taylor Wyatt and Shara Funari East Side Glass Studio

Hand blown glass

507 Calles St • (512) [email protected] • eastsideglassstudio.com

East Side Glass Studio is owned and operated by Leigh Taylor Wyatt and Shara Funari. ESGS is open to the public through select classes and events. Observe glass blowing, schedule a class, and visit our onsite gallery for beautiful home decor, gifts and custom orders! HOT GLASS COLD BEER, Saturday Nov. 22nd 7-10pm.

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Michael W. Hall guest at East Side Glass Studio

Mural, gouache, watercolor

507 Calles St • (267) 709-2174 [email protected] • ontheborderofamericanvision.blogspot.com

I am entranced by ideas of travel and of sneaking into hidden worlds. I spend much of my time moving alongside America's railroads. Hiding in the shadows beneath bridges, sitting unseen behind bushes, waking up to discover I don't know what state I'm in, I find inspiration. It's not difficult to connect my twisting lines of color to the network of tracks and trails that criss-cross my world.

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ASPCO (Artist Screen Printing Co-op)

Screen printing

507 Calles St Ste 106 • (512) 434-9339 [email protected] • aspco.org

The Ar tists Screen Printing Co-op is a non-profit co-op serving the needs of ar tists and designers who desire to share a common screenprinting workspace and studio in which to collaborate and create original works. During EAST we will have screen printing demos and ar tists showcasing their works, including posters, home goods, textiles, clothing and more!

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Sky Candy

Aerial, circus arts

507 Calles St Ste 117 • (512) [email protected] • skycandyaustin.com

Sky Candy’s mission is to share our love of aerial and circus ar ts with Austin, TX. We exist to foster a safe and suppor tive community for learning, performance and collaboration. Come defy gravity and fly with us!

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Agnes Seebass • Aluxa Studio

Silver, copper, gold

507 Calles St Ste 121 • (512) 568-8405 [email protected] • agnesseebass.com

Agnes Seebass has a German and a Mexican background which are melted into her esthetic language. Though she is influenced by the styles and techniques of earlier Mexican silversmiths whose interpretations of pre-Columbian motifs define much of their work, Agnes is a modernist whose designs only subtly reflect this influence.

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Brooke Gassiot • Mass Gallery

Light boxes, video installations

507 Calles St Ste 108 • (512) 299-2254 [email protected] • brookegassiot.com

Using light, form and sometimes video, I transform spaces to elicit some form of emotion.

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Neena Buxani guest of Agnes Seebass

Acrylic paint, gouache

507 Calles St Ste 121 • (512) 587-1151 neenasar [email protected] • neenabuxani.com

I’m inspired by beauty, fashion, positive energy, music and life. To me it's not about what I paint but rather, how my ar t makes you feel. I let color guide my paintings and take them to a place where unrealized emotions are found. It is almost as though each ar twork is a set of emotions compressed into layers of paint; an extension of me released on canvas...

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Luis Rico

Oil, mixed media

2412 Hidalgo St • (512) 552-6416 [email protected]

Through my painting I attempt to inspire viewers to rediscover everyday objects and occurrences in order to become conscious of the beauty and magic that is hidden in our daily surroundings and experiences.

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Jose Lopez

Oil

2412 Hidalgo St • (512) 796-9276 [email protected] • joseloar t.blogspot.com

I am making an effor t to represent some of the main themes of the human condition such as love, fear, beauty, loneliness, evil, sense of humor, etc. I think that the best way to do this is with figurative painting. Oil on canvas is my preferred media. I am a self taught ar tist and I am teaching myself to use classical painting techniques, such as the underpainting and the application of glazes.

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Kristin White • UP Collective

Shifter Kart tires, recycled auto and tractor parts

2326 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 769-7941 [email protected] • thekristincolletion.com

In life, I am inspired by perseverance, transformation and unity without conformity. I carry my passion for these movements into my ar t through seeking out, recreating, and collaborating discarded pieces. Shifting objects from function to form using vivid colors to highlight shape and texture while giving them a renewed purpose and reason to be appreciated.

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Jonathan Biehl • Jbiehlart • UP Collective

Oil, acrylic, graphite, charcoal, ink

2326 E Cesar Chavez St • jonathanbiehl-ar t.com

I need to paint. The process allows me the oppor tunity to explore the world in my own way. In many ways it is the only way I can make sense of nature, human cognizance and that sometimes overwhelming feeling of why? It's for this reason I wake up everyday, say why not, and continue to explore.

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Mary Chriss • UP Collective

Mixed media, surfboards, skateboards


By using paints, metal and mixed media, I'm able to create three dimensional scuptures with skateboards. I also paint retired surfboards that can be displayed as ar twork, as well as custom boards that can be ridden.

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Anastasia Grebnova • UP Collective

Oil on canvas

2326 E Cesar Chavez St • (908) 398-5670 [email protected] • anastasiagrebnova.com

I paint to convey the message of peace, light and unity. The images for my paintings come to me from meditation and observation of human form. By revealing the harmony and unity in elemental forms and shapes, my purpose is a healing one. It is designed to transfigure the human experience of life and death, and to awaken mankind to enlightening power of unity with the universe.

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Christopher Taylor Timberlake

Jewelry

2308 E Cesar Chavez St Unit B • (913) 579-2388 [email protected] • cttjewelry.com

I use the traditional elements of jewelry, that of metal (recycled) and stone (carved by me). In the creation of my work I use myself as a “filter” of scientific observations and data in order to give form to the forces of nature. My jewelry is inspired by the numerically irregular patterns and shapes caused by these forces, especially focusing on the geological processes involved in erosion.

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Andrew Long

Painting, photography

2106 Willow Street • (512) 450-1045ar [email protected] • andrewlong.net

Long has exhibited widely; commissioned projects include ICA (London), Museum of Fine Ar ts (Houston); multiple solo exhibitions including McMurtrey Gallery (Houston), Conduit Gallery (Dallas), Plus Gallery (Denver); Group: Texas Paint: Out of Abstraction (Arlington Museum), Austin Museum of Ar t, Kim Foster Gallery (New York). The Austonian, W Hotel, and 2124 Condos have recently acquired his work.

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Pehr Smith

Acrylic, gouache, ink, watercolor, mixed media, collage

2110 Willow St • (512) 623-9059 [email protected] • pehrsmithar t.com

The Horse is mythic, mysterious and elegant to light up an entire landscape. I use this form to travel inner space, filling sketchbooks with blasts of energy in quick gestures, transcribing the energy and essence into movement. I morph my intent into horse and landscape. Studies are peeled out, conjoined and framed. They echo past travail and offer inspiring vibrations into the future.

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Andrew Long • Annex Small Works Sale

Painting, photography

2112 Willow Street • (512) 450-1045 ar [email protected] • andrewlong.net

It is time to clear my studio of all smaller works. In this annex, three doors down from my studio, over 100 small works ranging from 8 x 8” to 20 x 30” will be sharply discounted. Paintings, collages, drawings, photographs, framed, unframed, some dating back 15 years I kept for my personal collection. Yes, everything must go! No reasonable offer refused… seriously.

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Winn Wittman

Sculpture, painting

2108 Willow St • (512) 630-2724 info@swash-ar t.com • swash-ar t.com

These giant brushstrokes, or “Swashes” of paint, represent the power of creativity and the essence of painting as a human endeavor. The work is also concerned with the color, texture and pure physical and accidental proper ties of paint as it is manipulated by the ar tist. Winn Wittman is an internationally-recognized award-winning architect and ar tist working in Austin, Texas.

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capture the flag collective

Furniture, jewelry, painting, photography, performance

94 Anthony St • (214) 931-2802 [email protected] • michaelbradydesigns.com

Fine Ar t Collective representing Austin, Dallas and San Francisco exhibiting visual ar t, contemporary design, custom furniture, fashion accessories and objects of curiosity. Exhibiting ar tists include: Michael Brady, Heather Blaikie, Suza Kanon, Lee Nelson, Patchen Preston, P.A. Jones, Jon Preston, Dana Duval and April Hopkins with DJ Patchen Preston and Barrett Miller of the band Wavicle.

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Rebecca Layton • Rekh & Datta • Prizer

Textile design, hand wood block prints, clothing, housewares


Rekh & Datta is a textile design studio founded by ar tist Rebecca Layton. Weaving sustainable hand block printing with modern minimal designs, Rekh & Datta is modeled on the “slow clothes” concept – an alternative to mass-produced clothing that allows for small-batch, ar tisan-made, sustainable products. Each piece is made from custom printed fabric using modernist-inspired architectural forms.

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Griffon Ramsey • the FORT

Chainsaw, oil

301 Chicon St G • (512) [email protected] • thefor tatx.com

The FORT is an ar t event space located at 3rd and Chicon. It is shared by chainsaw ar tist Griffon Ramsey, oil painter Leslie Williamson and music and fashion ar tist J. Logan McFee, aka VGTBL INT'L Clothing & Culture. Check out thefor tatx.com for the FORT's schedule of events for EAST 2014. There will be plenty of ar t, music and live chainsaw sculpting!

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Blue Deer Studio

Sculpture, wire work, bead work

516 Navasota St • (512) 945-8108 [email protected]

We are a studio dedicated to producing high quality sculpture, wire work, bead work, and ceramics.

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Andrea Nelson

Drawing, painting, mixed media

1408 E 6th St • andrea@andreanelsonar t.comandreanelsonar t.com

Landscapes of the Texas sky, highway overpasses, transmission and cell phone towers. Deeply layered paintings of words, symbols, numbers and maps. Drawings of babies, children, toys, sea creatures, pets and other precious things.

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Don Rock • Terror and Chaos Studios

Serigraphy, mixed media paintings, prints, hand-printed clothing

504 Onion St • [email protected]/chaoscardcompany

Expelled from ar t school at a young age, Don Rock has been screenprinting anything that will stand still since the early 1980's. From punk-rock posters and tour shir ts, craft beer labels and tattoos to large-scale paintings and custom textiles, his work can be found all over the world. Don and Leann Rock are co-founders of Chaos Card Company, a hand-printed greeting card, clothing and accessories line.

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Clayworks Studio and Gallery

Ceramics

1209 E 6th St • (512) 474-9551 [email protected] • clayworks.net

Clayworks’ handcrafted ceramics reflect the palette and the spirit of Austin, Texas where we’ve been making tiles, pottery and clay sconces for the past 35 years. We mix our own clay and glazes and fire everything onsite. We'll be demonstrating our craft in the studio at intervals during the tour.

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Johnny Sullivan

Photography

601 Brushy St Ste 401 • (646) 326-5561 [email protected] • johnnysullivanphotography.com

The book Idle Moments and the photographic prints that accompany the work are a diaristic account of a fight against mental illness. A current project, an untitled figure study working with the light and long exposures will also be on view.

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Knoxy Knox • Knox Photographics • 501 Studios

Visual arts

906 E 5th St Studio 106 • (512) 270-8355 [email protected] • knoxphotographics.com

knox photographics houses a co-working studio that hosts a wide spectrum of visual ar tists and creatives, including: industrial design, graphic design, food photography, fashion photography, videography, etc. the studio is used to create ar t, and is available for studio rentals, events, par ties, as a meeting space, and in the future, a non-profit ar t gallery. works of various ar tists will be on display – come meet the ar tists!

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Laura Sturtz • Pine Street Station

Recycled metals, sculpture, mobiles, jewelry, chess sets, 2D art

1101 E 5th St • (512) 282-9480ar [email protected] • ar tist123.com

The pure joy of creation is the wonder of making ar t. However, I always feel better about making more ‘stuff’ when I create with consciousness and conscience. This may include environmental concerns, using recycled materials, dealing with social and relationship issues, making something useful, drawing attention to the wonders of the natural world….

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Taylor Winn • Pine Street Station

Oil, acrylic, metallic alkyds on large-scale canvas, panel

1101 E 5th St • (512) 971-1540info@taylorwinnar t.com • taylorwinnar t.com

Color, process and materials define my ar t. My approach to painting centers on developing new ways of using paint to coerce color into visually interesting forms. Colors rooted in nature, history and culture are amplified with chemical and physical manipulations to produce cracking, bubbling and flowing pigment migrations within the work. Unique delivery of beautiful color is my intention.

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Hanuman Board Co. • Pine Street Station

Wood


Hanuman Board Co. creates custom longboards crafted by hand featuring illustrations painted by local Austin ar tists. As an alternative, customers can elect to paint their own board or submit a digital design or photograph to be used as the ar twork on their deck. Other projects still in the works include furniture, skis, snowboards, surf/paddle boards, skimboards and motorized boards. Roll on by.

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Sophie Roach

Drawing

1401 E 4th St #101 • (512) 577-5062 [email protected] • sophieroach.com

Sophie Roach is an ar tist and illustrator based in Austin, TX. By utilizing familiar shapes, patterns and her intuition, Sophie has created a unique visual language based on spontaneity and rhythm. Her abstract style is playful yet austere, extremely detailed, and often vibrantly colored. When she's not hard at work in her East Austin studio, she's out traveling the world, sketchbook in hand.

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Barry George Sculptures

Forged, welded steel, found objects

204 Attayac St • (512) 775-7301 • [email protected]

I have been creating using the found object since 1987 and in the early nineties began to incorporate blacksmith style forging into the creative process. My work ranges from small yard ar t works to large and sometimes kinetic sculptures, often with social and political commentary.

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Susan White guest of Barry George Sculptures

Fine leathers

204 Attayac St • (512) 636-1917 [email protected]

I create one of a kind fine leather garments and bags, each piece becomes a personal statement for the wearer.

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Jason Webb guest at Fisterra Studio

Acrylic

1200 E 2nd St • (512) 619-3926jason@jasonwebbar t.com • jasonwebbar t.com

Fundamentally, my work is concerned with value. I carefully examine and paint discarded possessions or abandoned places, that have been exhausted of their value. I also paint collections of objects which carry deep personal value for their owners.

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Calder Kamin guest at Fisterra Studio

Sculpture installation, digital drawings, hands-on activities

1200 E 2nd St • (512) [email protected] • calderkamin.wordpress.com

We affect the natural world in many ways but rarely think about our impact. I am drawn to the contradictory aspects of our relationships with animals and the environment. My sculpture, digital drawings and interactive projects educate audiences about the anomalies of animal, human, and man-made coevolution.

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Jennifer Chenoweth • Fisterra Studio

Drawing, painting, sculpture

1200 E 2nd St • (512) [email protected] • fisterrastudio.com

Working forward from studio process and backward from an idea, ar tist Jennifer Chenoweth creates dynamic ar twork in whatever material best fits the concept. Her current projects, the Hedonic Map of Austin and Sacred Space, create oppor tunities for par ticipation and interaction. Visitors to Fisterra Studio enjoy a community par ty and a display of guest ar tists work in this home and studio.

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Aaron Weiss guest at Fisterra Studio

Video, variable dimensions

1200 E 2nd St • (512) 789-8539 [email protected] • onestoryproductions.com

Inner Sanctum, a film by Aaron Weiss and Rober t Weiss, was inspired by candid conversations with mor tician Dale Car ter. They explore unique perspectives about the fragility and complexity of the human condition. Through being granted access to this foreign and forbidden world of the funerary process they present this subject through the lens of spirituality and mysticism paired with social realism.

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Katelena Hernandez Cowles guest at Fisterra Studio

Performance, installation, social action, comfort, love, objects

1200 E 2nd St • katelenahernandez.net

My work brings viewers comfor t, in the form of happiness, ease or cathar tic release. In my Comfor t Station at Fisterra, I will offer this through the media of hugs, gift-giving, lullabies, hair play, Band-Aid placement, and other intimate offerings and objects. I will present formal performances and interactions each day of EAST between 3 and 4pm. Find more information at katelenahernandez.net.

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Lisa Choinacky guest at Fisterra Studio

Painting, installation

1200 E 2nd St • 5126534104 [email protected] • lisachoinacky.com

Lisa Choinacky's work examines the minutiae of the relationships within her community. During this year's East Austin Studio Tour she shares her current work which lives between meditation and socialization.

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Waterstreet Collective • Shaman Modifications

Oil painting, mixed media

1601 E Cesar Chavez St Ste 103 • (512) [email protected] • jameshallcreative.com

Shaman Modifications' private tattoo studio is the hybrid studio and gallery space to four local tattoo and fine ar tists. Justin Vickers, Nick Baxter, James Hall and Kady Anne Wiiie inhabit a calm and creative workspace displaying their fine ar t, with plans to showcase the work of other local and emerging ar tists.

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Mo Gambill

Jewelry

1407 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) [email protected] • momentousjewelry.com

Mo Gambill has been making jewelry on the eastside since 2003. For the last ten years his work has focused on working closely with clients to design unique and individual wedding and engagement rings. He recently opened a new studio to build a line of modern, ready to wear jewelry. His work is handcrafted, ar tfully conceived and built to last a lifetime.

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Beachwalker Boxes

Wood, glass

1507 E 2nd St • (512) 434-9171 [email protected] • beachwalkerboxes.com

We make one-of-a-kind sculptural boxes from unique woods and etched and carved glass and kiln-cast glass. We are obsessed with the box as an ar t form, because boxes are meant to conceal and reveal, and playing on that duality gives endless possibilities for ar tistic exploration.

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Liliana Wilson • Liliana Wilson Art

Acrylic on panel, canvas, pencil on paper

1404 Canterbury St • (512) 431-5658 lilianawilson@ear thlink.net • lilianawilson.com

My images come from the subconscious. Many of the figures I create appear in ‘other-world’ environments. Often my compositions represent single moments in the lives of individuals that serve as metaphors for those lives. Recently my work has shifted to incorporate spiritual aspects of the universe and its surrounding beauty as necessary components of the human experience.

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Carlos Lowry guest of Liliana Wilson Art

Acrylic on canvas

1404 Canterbury St • (512) 797-5405 [email protected]

Two major experiences influence my ar t: my Latin American upbringing and my work as a muralist. My paintings are figurative and inspired by culture, politics and technology. Musicians, film and networked reality are frequent themes. My process is an unmapped journey that leads to unanticipated places. Although the stories in my paintings are accessible, they do not entirely reveal themselves.

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Cecilia Colomé guest of Liliana Wilson Art

Oil on canvas

1404 Canterbury St • (512) [email protected]

My ar twork focuses on nature. I paint nature by isolating an object and adding a surreal quality to the image. I tend to work in series based primarily on color. I often use shades of grey, ranging from almost white to black to create an image then applying transparent glazes of color. This color technique allows me to add a surreal atmosphere and create complex and subtle textures on the canvas.

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Billy Barron

Gouache, ink, paper, wood

1309 Garden St • [email protected]

I am fascinated by the structure and fabric of the universe: par ticles, waves, light, color.

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Elizabeth Lodowski • Cross Street Studio

Pen and ink, paint, collage

1220 Taylor St • (713) 855-5255 [email protected] • elizabethlodowski.com

This work recognizes the beauty of imperfection in the human form as we age, change, recover and heal.

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John Cruz guest of Liliana Wilson Art

Mixed media on wood, canvas

1404 Canterbury St • [email protected] etsy.com/shop/cruzar t

Ar tist John Cruz holds a BFA from Texas State University and lives and works in Austin, Texas. He looks to find the social commentary and humor in the commonality of his themes. He comments, “When you look at an object or person and find its banality and its strangeness at the same time, that’s the moment I’m interested in capturing – the absurdity of that moment is what I find interesting."

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Cecelia Russell • Waller and Holly Studio

Acrylics

56 Waller St • (512) 799-8588 • [email protected]

I enjoy the pairing of whimsical and real. My paintings are inspired by photographs, newspapers, magazines and family.

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Max Fitzgibbon guest at Waller and Holly Studio

Urban, fantasy

56 Waller St • (512) 363-0490 [email protected]

It's pretty simple. I like to doodle. I put my marker/pen to whatever I am drawing on and a kind of metamorphosis takes place. Characters and emotions collide.

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Louis Eastman guest at Waller and Holly Studio

Painting

56 Waller St • (512) 450-1233 [email protected]

My ar t is for the most par t improvisational. My drawings and paintings are star ted with little to no planning. I enjoy filling spaces with organic shapes and leaving it up to the viewers imagination to find imagery. My biggest influence/inspiration would be pop ar tist Keith Haring. Keith passed away in the 80's, but I like to think his spirit and style lives on.

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ON VIEW THROUGH JANUARY 421st and Guadalupe Streets Free admission, donations welcome www.hrc.utexas.edu 512-471-8944

You should be kissed and often,and by someone who knows how.

You should be kissed and often,and by someone who knows how.

EAST SUBTERRANE: Segment 5: Anima Corona

EXHIBITIONS


Austin Public Library • Terrazas Branch

Mobile Art Program: art by seniors and adults with disabilities

1105 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 632-4453mobilear [email protected] • mobilear tprogram.org

Mobile Ar t provides ar t activities for seniors and adults with disabilities. The proceeds from sale of ar t from EAST will be given back to the ar tists with some funds benefitting future projects.

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The SHOW On The Road

The Visual Transmission Tour

1102 E Cesar Chavez St • (206) [email protected] • theshowontheroad.com

The SHOW On The Road is a contemporary ar t gallery in the back of a 1993 Chevy box truck. A local and national roster of ar tists represented, including: Pooneh Ghana, Maxx Von Willmann, Jeremy Burks, Mr. Hooper, Chris Crites, Shaun Kardinal, W. David Powell, Gabriel Shaffer, Lloyd Benjamin, Rebecca Shapiro and many more.

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Farewell BooksBryan Schutmaat and Matthew Genitempo

MOTOR CHRONICLES

913 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) [email protected] • farewellbookstore.com

MOTOR CHONICLES is an exhibition of documentary-style photographs taken along the sparsely-inhabited roadways of the western United States. Through intimate por traiture and vast landscapes, this work depicts a region where myth and dreams die hard.

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thirteenzerofour

Bikes! Beers! Bad Decisions!

1304 E Cesar Chavez St • (503) [email protected] • kneustaedter.carbonmade.com

Featuring ar t by Scott Cannon, Tyler Brown, and Katie Neustaedter and displaying a multitude of mediums including painting, fibers, and drawing.

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The Gallery at LewisCarnegie presents

Pack Film Pack

1312 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 708-1128 [email protected] • elchavez.com

Finding unity and satisfaction in outdated photographic technology, The Gallery at Lewis Carnegie presents this year’s selection of black and white photographs. The exhibition, focusing on experimentation with old cameras, celebrates the powers of chance and imperfections – in par ticular, the Polaroid instant image, once a brand known for innovation, and how it still inspires and influences.

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Marcy Ann Villafaña • Pine Street Station

Charcoal, conte, paper, painting, photography

1101 E 5th St • (512) 619-8911 [email protected] • villafanaar t.com

Marcy Ann Villafaña works in a variety of mediums, including charcoal, conte, paper, a variety of paint types, and photography. Her work is mostly of the feminine form, appreciating the beauty that can be achieved through the use of light and shadow. Currently she is exploring an old love for drawing the human form through anatomical studies of bone and muscle, leading to enhancements in the quality of her paper ar t.

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Jason Archer

Screen print, acrylic, mixed media, animation

1021 E 7th St #102 • (512) [email protected] • thejasonarcher.com

Jason Archer is an American visual ar tist. His work often depicts imaginary encounters between cultural, mythological, political and religious archetypes.

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French Legation Museum

Sculpture on the Grounds

802 San Marcos St • frenchlegationmuseum.org

Again this year, Texas Society of Sculptors (TSOS) has installed outdoor sculptural pieces on the grounds of the French Legation Museum. The work shown this year has been done both by TSOS members and other local sculptors. Materials used include cast bronze, stone, cast concrete, fabricated metal, mosaic, and mixed media.

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The Lion's Nest

Grand Opening Art Extravaganza!

1008 E 6th St • (903) 388-5526 [email protected] • thelionsnest.com

Join in the howling celebration for the newest shop on East 6th! The Lion's Nest opening gallery exhibition will feature ar twork and performance by The Hancock Brothers and jewelry by Susan Elnora! Explore the gallery and printshop and see the work of over 20 other ar tists and enjoy live printmaking demonstrations, door prizes, and sips and nibbles!

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Bianca Neal • The Historic Victory Grill

Capitol View Arts presents G.I.V.E. Gallery at the Historic Victory Grill

1104 E 11th St • (512) 300-4376 [email protected] • thebooktrapped.wordpress.com

Bianca Neal is a visual artist and illustrator. Her featured collection in EAST is a series entitled, Generational Blessings. As an educator and writer, Bianca has illustrated over ten children’s books and hosts art workshops for adults and children. Most recently, Bianca created HOPEFUL Art which stands for Helping Other People Experience Fulfilling Unlimited Lives through Art because she recognized the impact self-expression can have on emotional development.

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Carlotta Vann • The Historic Victory Grill


1104 E 11th St • (512) 565-4264 [email protected] • capitolviewar ts.org

Carlotta uses acrylic paint to create various types of paintings from realism to abstract ar t. Painting has become a way to loosen the constraints of her imagination and transpor t her own vision field onto canvas which allows her to share it with the world. She hopes her work invokes a thought provoking and emotional response or question in your own mind, however strong, however subtle.

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Claudio López • The Historic Victory Grill


1104 E 11th St • (512) 964-9806 [email protected] • athenasilversmith.com

Designer Claudio López was born in México City and studied architecture at the University of México and anthropology at the National Institute of Anthropology, both in Mexico City. His works include abstract and neorealism paintings. He began jewelry making in 2010. He was named Emerging Texas Artist at the 2013 Texas State Arts & Crafts Fair in Kerrville, Texas. His philosophy is to make beautiful jewelry with singular designs that will last a lifetime.

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DebbieJayne • The Historic Victory Grill


1104 E 11th St • (512) [email protected] • focusography.com

DebbieJayne is a photographer turned entrepreneur who was created by the city she loves, Austin, TX. A self proclaimed, Austin Gypsy™, she has taken her love of Austin to another level. Known for capturing emotion on-stage and off, she hopes to win over the hear ts of those that also call Austin, “home.”

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Dustin Schaible • The Historic Victory Grill


1104 E 11th St • (757) 650-9645 • [email protected]/tepplalol

Dustin developed a technique of beginning with the simplest of lines and using them as the seed of his painting. He builds off patterns he finds in the basic shapes and colors on the canvas and allows the painting to create itself while guiding it in a direction he finds interesting. Contrast of opposites appeal to him and implementing all sides of the spectrum can be found in his paintings.

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Damon Mosley • The Historic Victory Grill


1104 E 11th St • (512) [email protected] • facebook.com/mprintstudio

Damon Mosley is an Austin native who has viewed the American condition from many different perspectives. His art is a visual expression of personal opinions, reflecting his views about life, society, love, God, etc. His hope is that, in the neutral setting of a public forum, he can create open dialog and inspire the exchange of ideas. He is currently working on a series he calls “Afroamericana,” with the mission is to show the beauty of Black American culture.

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Rama Tiru • Tiny Taiga

Doors to the World

1200 E 11th St Ste 106 • (512) 200-4703tinytaiga.com

Making my photographs evocative and provocative is my goal. Making them one of a kind visuals is the challenge. I am "almost" seeing the "light" at the end of the tunnel.

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Jamie Rix • Tiny Taiga

Visual Escape

1200 E 11th St Ste 106 • (512) 750-0749 [email protected] • tinytaiga.com

My paintings are inspired by the natural beauty, vibrant colors, and sounds of the world as I experience it. Creating ar t is my attempt to capture brief beautiful moments in time.

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Eyes Got It!

Special Recognition EAST Exhibition

1501 E 6th St • eyesgotit.wordpress.com

Chloe Yingst (2010) chose Emma Hadzi-Antich.Hollie Brown (2011) chose Aaron Meyers.Jason Webb (2012) chose Kameron Richie.

Who will Grace Lee Lawrence (2013) choose asthe Special Recognition from Eyes Got It! 2014?

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Nadim Hajjar • Silk Worm

Inner Peace

1710 E 2nd St • (512) 808-8866gitanoexpor [email protected]

I create so that I might ignite those around me and inspire them to pick up the artistic instrument that calls to them most. To express to the world what mirrors there inner emotional life. To release this into the community so that others may experience their vulnerability is magnificent to me. This inspires me to reach deep within myself and find the courage to share what I'm feeling too. And as the threads our expressions intertwine, we understand each other just a little bit more.

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Prizer

Quondam Forest, Quondam Sea


Created by Noelle King, Marisa Mendez-Brady, Rod O’Connor and Audie O'Connor, this visual and sound installation is a de-topography of Texas reflecting the long view of the profoundly changing soil horizons as the environment moves from land to sea and back again.

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Austin School of Photography

Digital photographic prints

1511 E 6th St • (512) [email protected] • ausop.org

ASOP maintains that the photographer's task is to understand the physical proper ties of light and space and to sculpt them into a meaningful experience for the viewer. As this medium is governed equally by the effects of physics as well as by the current state of communicative syntax, a photographer must then necessarily be master of both. Our goal is to nur ture this mindset among our students.

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Corocoro

A South American Art Experience

2032 E Cesar Chavez St • (210) 317-4541 raul@corocoro-ar t.com • corocoro-ar t.com

Featuring: Protest Painting by Raúl Peláez-Prada; Authentic Tribal Jewlery by Doña María Arsama (of the Embera-Chami Tribe) and Hugo Jamioy (of the Camëntsá Tribe); Street Ar t by Jesús Chamorro and Christian "Crisp" Peters; Wayúu Tribal Works by Conchita Ospina; Ar t from all corners of South America in one place...COROCORO

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Julie Ahmad • Element 5 Architecture

Julie Ahmad Contemporary Art

2124 E 6th St Ste 106 • (702) 468-4280 ar [email protected] • julieahmad.com

Painting came to the forefront during my first pregnancy. Physiologically there must have been some kind of correlation between what was happening internally and this burning desire to create. I was so curious to explore what it would be like to "color outside the lines.” With abstract ar t you make up the rules as you go... there is no wrong or right and this feels incredibly liberating to me.

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Helen Buck • Link & Pin Gallery

Painting

2235 E 6th St Ste 102 • (512) [email protected] • helenbuckstudio.com

As a working ar tist in Austin, Helen Buck creates contemporary two dimensional representational ar t. Her fine ar t education at the University of Cincinnati DAAP depar tment provided a strong foundation; however, it was with her first professional studio at the Pendleton in Cincinnati that gave her the insight and ability to push boundaries. Her work is represented by Texas and Ohio galleries.

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Kay Hughes • Link & Pin Gallery

Oil painting

2235 E 6th St Ste 102 • (512) [email protected] • KnottGarden.com

Take yourself far away for a moment, in a painting. Join with mother ear th and father sky. Land and seascapes in oil and mixed media.

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Connie Miller • Link & Pin Gallery

Painting

2235 E 6th St Ste 102 • (512) 785-6198conniemillerar [email protected] • conniemiller.net

In this work, I enjoyed depicting the seascape, or close ups of waves, using lovely oils in great swaths of color; scraping off layers to reveal color underneath or mixing right on the canvas, with my knife, for an interesting dancing swirl of color and texture.

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Link & Pin Gallery

Beyond the Four Basic Elements

2235 E 6th St Ste 102 • (512) 900-8952linkpinar [email protected] • linkpinar t.com

This exhibit, Beyond the Four Basic Elements, will celebrate the elements of color, paper, ear th, copper, and wood. Maria Lyle, impasto; Ginny Barrett, figure on wood and abstract photography; Clara Newby, mixed media collage; Lyle Adair, copper; Kathi Herrin, ceramics.

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Debbie Buie • Link & Pin Gallery

Oil painting, iphotography

2235 E 6th St Ste 102 • (512) 900-8952 [email protected] • debbiebuie.com

The beauty of our world (that which can be seen and unseen) has inspired my recent series of abstract work. Ar t has always been a necessary par t of my life and it is quite unimaginable for there to be a world without ar t. A passion and a necessity for ar t has always been an essential par t of my life!!

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Sharon Bibbee • Link & Pin Gallery

Acrylic

2235 E 6th St Ste 102 • (512) [email protected] • texasroseofsharon.com

Sharon Bibbee is an ar tist working primarily in acrylic paint. Her ar t ranges from abstract to representational images. Her paintings are bright and colorful that takes the normal to spectacular.

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Leslie Kell • Link & Pin Gallery

Digital collage, mixed Media

2235 E 6th St Ste 102 • (512) 917-0104 [email protected] • lesliekell.com

I’ve created vir tual environments where my photographic images are transformed as they are placed into the patterns of my designs. I’ve melded architectural and natural elements to create a visual world that invites the viewer into the composition. The recurring themes of water, light, and reflection are used to alter what we perceive for a brief time as it passes through our awareness.

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Up Collective

2326 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 981-7539 [email protected] • upcollective.org

Up Collective is an ar tist-run community on the east side of Austin, Texas that provides 21 studio spaces and a 1,600 sq. foot gallery for ar tists to share ideas, produce work, and exhibit. Since its establishment in 2011, Up Collective has served as a creative gathering of visual ar ts, music, and theater performances.

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Third Coast Visions • Chili Bohl Studios

Painting, mixed media, installation, photography

73 Julius St • facebook.com/thirdcoastvisions

Third Coast Visions is an extension of a global movement of emerging visionary ar tists with its own signature third coast flavor. We focus on bringing live ar t to concer ts, music festivals, ar t galleries and beyond. For EAST we will be raising the legendary Dome Gallery to showcase the newest works from the collective. Join us in celebration of visionary culture and life.

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grayDUCK Gallery

HEIRLOOM

2213 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) 826-5334 [email protected] • grayduckgallery.com

Legacy and heritage are the key influence of this two-ar tist show featuring mixed media paintings. Ancestral ar tifacts are incorporated into paintings or used as canvas. While Adrian Landon Brooks samples aspects of a simpler time and graphic inclination, Megan Kimber draws from the natural world and her childhood memories.

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The Room Gallery

Painting, sculpture, mixed media

2712 Willow St • (512) 435-1402 [email protected] • theroomgalleryatx.com

The Room Gallery is a collective of ar tists that came together to create a space to showcase their ar t. Daniel HG, Randy Conner, Juan Carlos Cazares, Mr. Mosca and Antonio Ehrenzweig, combine high skills and techniques to explore very diverse themes throughout their ar twork, creating a collection that is rich on both the quality of the execution and the creativity of their work.

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Daniel HG • The Room Gallery

Painting

2712 Willow St • (512) 378-3156 [email protected] • theroomgalleryatx.com/daniel-hg

Designer and graphic ar tist, possesses a style of his own, of great plasticity and technique resources that allows him to explore different styles and themes. This has allowed him to explore different fields in contemporary ar t and par ticipate in different expositions in Mexico and the US, both individual and collective. His work has been included on the CONACULTA illustrators catalogue.

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Juan Carlos Cazares • The Room Gallery

Painting

2712 Willow St • (512) [email protected] • theroomgalleryatx.com/cazares

Juan Carlos Cázares, visual ar tist that works sordid scenarios, almost hopeless, that take you to reflect into the moral and the unprecedented. The style proposal of the ar tist involves the spectator as a subject that observes, but above all, evokes an iconic reflection about the characters that he paints.

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HANG ONCE. ADD ART. CHANGE OFTEN.

Proud to be in Austin, Texas877-609-1920 www.wexelart.com [email protected]

11-6pm

GETART

GIVEHOPE

DEC 6th & 7th 2014

SHOW o SALEof Art by People Who Are (or were) Homeless

Austin Convention CenterARTFROMTHESTREETS.COM

11-6pm


SprATX

An Austin Street Artist Collective

501 Perdenales St Unit 2A • (512) 200-3482 [email protected] • spratx.com

SprATX is a street ar tist collective in Austin, Texas. As a family of street ar tists, muralists, and creative energies, we dedicate our talents to increasing awareness of the positive power of street ar t and creating economic oppor tunities for ar tists.

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MASS Gallery

Julie Moon and Rick Mansfield: Green Zone

507 Calles St Ste 108 • (512) 535-4946 [email protected] • massgallery.org

MASS is excited to announce sculptors Julie Moon and Richard Mansfield in a new exhibition Green Zone. Moon is a Canadian ceramic ar tist working out of Toronto and Mansfield is a sculptor primarily working with bronze living and working in Austin, TX. Both ar tists meld inanimate objects, expressions of the body and culturally recognizable images into narrative driven, totem-like sculptures.

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Mr. Mosca • The Room Gallery

Sculpture

2712 Willow St • (512) [email protected] • theroomgalleryatx.com/mr-mosca

Through installation, sculpture, painting, drawing and any type of object required, the ar tist looks for a way to represent the interior of a mind trapped and affected by quotidian life. He will create on the spectator familiar sensations and feelings, he will speak in a language that is easy to read, fluid but visceral, so that the spectator can ask himself: What just happened? What was all this?

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Laura Nance

Hops and Grain

507 Calles St Ste 101 • (432) 631-1540 [email protected] • flautamarie.com

Select works from a long working series of paintings of bones. I began to paint the first works as a combination of Native American patterns and what I thought to be "spirit animals". The pieces began to evolve into a comment on my fascination of the skeleton and its subtle moving par ts.

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Jonathan Rebolloso • Austin Public Library Cepeda Branch

Printmaking, design

651 N Pleasant Valley Rd • (512) 636-5932 [email protected] • jonathanrebo.com

Rebolloso was born in S.L.P, Mexico and immigrated to the United States with his family at the age of nine. Inspired by his experiences and those of others, he explores immigration and identity in his work through a conceptual use of traditional Mexican imagery. His work often features playful elements like paletas, calaveras as well as pop culture references that recall his childhood memories.

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Nancy Mims • Utility Research Garden

Leavings

638 Tillery St • (512) [email protected] • nancymims.com

Nancy Mims debuts Leavings, a collection of poetic, large-scale photographs on linen and hemp cloth. The pieces are thoughtfully installed in a lush, hidden garden off Tillery Street. It's a magical, meandering space that reflects the ar t works' mysterious, ephemeral qualities. Guests are invited to wander, discover and contemplate. Maps of the garden will be provided.

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The Quonset Hut at Armadillo Clay

Ceramics, glassArmadillo Clay Employee Show

3307 E 4th St • (512) [email protected] • armadilloclay.com

Armadillo Clay employs several ar tists with a variety of talents. Our EAST exhibition will showcase ceramics, glass, paintings, sculpture and jewelry created by the ACS staff. Ar tists include: Michael Soto, Melanie Schopper, Brent Freiburger, and Melissa Coffer.

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Melanie Schopper • The Quonset Hut at Armadillo Clay

Ceramics

3307 E 4th St • (512) 293-9505 [email protected] • handmadeaustinwomen.com

Consistency, form, and color. This year's exploration begins a collaboration with another ar tist, my co-worker Melissa Coffer. We present this new series at Armadillo Clay & Supply's studio: The Quonset Hut.

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Co-Lab Projects

Conspectus : Two Thousand Fourteen

613 Allen St • (512) [email protected] • co-labprojects.org

A comprehensive look back at our 2014 programming year. Each ar tist or group of ar tists had the oppor tunity to transform our space, utilizing it to express their ideas. Now smaller components from each of these projects will be shown together illustrating the breadth and diversity of ar t we exhibited this year.

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E4 Gallery

Makers Dozen

3401 E 4th St • (512) 731-7858 [email protected]

Makers Dozen: Ben Appl, Gary Webernick, Caprice Pierucci, Brent Baggett, Julie Isaacson, Sam Hur t, Gayle Sterling, Thomas Athey, Colleen McCulla-Thomas, Peter Mangan, Ishmael Soto, Shawn Rober ts and Spiffy Tumbleweed will present works in sculpture, painting, drawings, wood, photography, and ceramics.

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Thomas Athey • E4 Gallery

Photographic Mosaics on Canvas

3401 E 4th St • (512) [email protected] • the-memeplex.com

A painter by nature but a photographer by circumstance, I suppose it was just a matter of time before I star ted treating my photographs like brushstrokes. These complex photo-mosaics on canvas at once acknowledge their digital roots while simultaneously aspiring to the gravitas of their analog brethren. Which begs the question: where is the line between painting and photography?

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Delta Millworks

Fickle and Fine


An Austin based jeweler, utilizing recycled material and sustainable production. Refined, charming and cheerful.

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Dyan Dahlberg • Artpost

Oil, watercolor painting

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg C • (512) [email protected] • dyandahlberg.ar tspan.com

I don't do a lot of planning. I get an idea or a feeling, then star t with random marks or color and see what develops. Many times the painting that emerges is nothing like the idea I star ted with. So my work continues to be a journey of letting go of myself and the struggle between control and free flow.I enjoy the process so much, it is often difficult for me to finish a painting.

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D.F. Bauer Custom Crafstmanship • Artpost

Custom carpentry, mixed media

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg C • (512) [email protected] • facebook.com/bauer.d.f

D.F. Bauer specializes in combining custom carpentry with accents of glass and metal to create functional, ar tistic pieces of interior and exterior furniture. Pieces range from small, interior tables, to large, outdoor canopies. Bauer suppor ts domestic, sustainable forestry by using locally sourced hard and soft woods. He often collaborates with other craftsmen, most notably Cole Restorations.

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Kelsey Jenkinson • Artpost

Gouache

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg C • (816) 813-6383kelseyjenkinsonar [email protected] • kelseyjenkinson.com

Using the iconic imagery of her Alaskan youth, Kelsey Jenkinson deconstructs and reconstructs archetypes to illustrate the merging of science and spirituality, as well as the effects a disappearing nature has upon humanity.

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Paul Clarence Oglesby Jr • Artpost

Cast concrete

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg C • (512) [email protected] • paulclarenceoglesby.com

Table top to large scale indoor/outdoor modern era sculptures in a myriad of different minimalist and botanical themes. The Zygo-stem system is created by combining varied geometric and organic shapes achieved by casting concrete directly into an assor tment of found and collected industrial objects. Just returning from a large exhibition in Marfa during Chinati Weekend.

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Meredith Kuntzsch • Artpost

Mixed media, painting, drawing

4704 E Cesar Chavez St Bldg C • (734) [email protected] • meredithkuntzsch.com

My work is inspired by the processes and results of nature. I star t with an object or form seen along the cliffs of Lake Travis, fields of the Great Plains or beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. This is what I consider the trigger or beginning inspiration. I then focus on the experimentation of layering and combining different mediums and textures. As the mediums react to one another, I react to them.

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Kevin McNamee-Tweed • Big Medium at Bolm

Karl's Korner

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 10 • (919) [email protected] • kevinmcnameetweed.com

Presenting drawings, books, and paintings from several bodies of work from 2012-2013 by Kevin McNamee-Tweed.

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Brian L. Phillips • Revival Cycles

Salvaged Wood Artist

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 2 • (512) [email protected] • ar tbybrianphillips.com

I began creating ar t over 20 years ago. My style changes often and I have been told to pick a style and stick with it, but I cannot subscribe to that opinion. Ideas come and ideas go, so sticking with one style has never suited me, I get bored with it and I wasn't happy doing the same style over and over. Creating. That's my style.

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Mark Yaggie • Revival Cycles

Images from Almost the End of the Alphabet

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 4 • (619) [email protected] • markyaggie.com

Mark Yaggie is an editorial and fine ar t photographer based in Por tland Maine... A rusty but charming New England Coastal Town. Elements in nature, as well as human involvement in the landscape are common themes in his work.

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ATM Studio & Gallery • Big Medium at Bolm

I've Changed My Style

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 12 • bolmatm.com

A group show with members of ATM studio including work by Rolando Sepulveda, Caroline Eck, Sarah Nation, Berkeley Beauchot, Dan Dalton, Wayne Dean, Brittany Laurent, and Nelson Smith.

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Jason Wilbur • Revival Cycles

Images from Almost the End of the Alphabet

5305 Bolm Rd Bay 4 • (347) [email protected] • wilburphoto.com

Jason Wilbur is a photographer and designer.

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Getaway Motor Club

Austin Artists Network Group Exhibition

3700 Thompson St • (512) 825-3261tricktop@austinar tistsnetwork.com • austinar tistsnetwork.com

Featuring the ar t of Nilufer Omay, Chris Davis Cina, Heather Joy Thomas, Eric White, Alenna Marie Sandy, Brenda Armistead, Dianna Bolding, Matchi, Chaz Chapot, Diane Jimenez, Carmela Savioli, April Davis, Kritka, Eric Romero, Jason Matthews, Michael Wilson, Stephanie Fannin, Christy Stallop, Marcy Ann Villafana, Robb McKenzie and Heidi Miller Lowell.

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Tiger Den Studios

Installation and Exhibited Works

4609 Bolm Rd • [email protected]

Continually fighting the matrix from inside the matrix. Featuring boy wonder Raul De Lara (above), glitter queen Sue Zola, force of nature Hannah Natali, mind bender slackelectric (Adreon/Jen Henry), street ninja Truth, and iridescent Monica Ceniceros. Expect hyper stimulation. Curated by Big Ass Canvas. Visit our website for details.

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Fran Marmillion • Zhi Tea

A Carnival of Emotions

4607 Bolm Rd • (504) 343-5808 [email protected] • facebook.com/fmarmillionar t

As a natural observer and empath, I've always been fascinated with the human condition. The face and its endless expressions have always been something I've felt hyper-attuned to, and in this exhibition I aim to express that rainbow in a fun and whimsical way. My hope is when you look into the eyes of my characters, you recognize a bit of yourself, as well.

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Metropolitan Gallery Fine Art Consulting

SPECTRUM

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 1, #110 • (512) [email protected] • metropolitangallery.net

Metropolitan Gallery Fine Ar t Consulting presents a collection of contemporary ar tists selected from their recent Spectrum show. Viewers are invited to MG’s Canopy space to experience these unique ar tworks, and to explore their other projects in production throughout the United States.

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Monica Ceniceros

Tiger Den Studios

4609 Bolm Rd • (512) 296-3891 [email protected] • monicaceniceros.com

Mixed media ar tist known for her unique technique of rich color combinations of acrylics and stains. Working along the natural grains of wood panels, each piece is a one-of a kind original. Monica playfully uncovers the beautiful contrast between the simplicity and complexity of nature.

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Barna Kantor • Big Medium

40Hz

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2, #[email protected] • barnakantor.com

Aesthetic interference patterns domesticate our machines so we may cozy up to their internal, on/off clocks. This is because our perception also goes on and off approximately 40 times a second. Our brain puts up the show of a continuously flowing, conscious world, but it is just that: a useful illusion. Deep down we are, like moth at night, drawn to flicker. Machines mirror the way our wires tick.

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Art.Science.Gallery.

X marks the spot

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2, #102 • (512) 522-8278 [email protected] • ar tsciencegallery.com

Quantitative or categorical, discrete or continuous, dependent or independent, variables allow scientists to describe the world around us. With gravity and humor, precision and abstraction, record-keeping and experimentation, variables are made visible by Carrie Crane, Laurie Frick, Megan Hildebrandt, Elizabeth McClelland, Mark Nystrom, Cathryn Rowe, Francesca Samsel and Ele Willoughby.

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Little Pink Monster • Gallery 103

FAM not FAME: Curated Group Exhibition of Artists We Belive In

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2, #103 • (512) 810-8281littlepinkmonster512@gmail.comcentraltexasannie.wordpress.com

Celebrate the anniversary of the Little Pink Monster with a year's retrospective of the ar tists we believe in and love. Ar t, jewelry, sculpture, performance, installation – basically, an ar t free-for-all! Offering one of a kind pieces from over 40 ar tists ranging in price from "I should get this for the girl I work with" to "I should get this for myself as an investment for my future self". – XO

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Missy Gillespie • Invenio

Acrylic

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2, #107 • 8178803624 [email protected] • melissahgillespie.com

This series of paintings is in response to the injustice happening in Ferguson,Mo. Many media images look as if they're fit to be studies for paintings with beautiful colors and unique shapes in contrast to the fact they are horrifying, tragic events. Indeed a study in sheer emotion.

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Modern Rocks Gallery

Unseen Hendrix - Rocks and Rockers

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 3, #103 • (512) [email protected] • modernrocksgallery.com

Modern Rocks Gallery brings together a curated collection of fine ar t rock photography by leading photographers past and present, uniquely showcased amongst rocks, crystals and minerals. Unseen Hendrix features unseen live photographs of Jimi Hendrix taken by Austinite Rober t Hewgley in 1969 including signed limited editions, printed to commemorate possibly the last new shots of Hendrix to emerge.

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Gert Johan Manschot • Invenio

Black and White, Here and Now

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2, #107 • (682) [email protected] • manschot-ar t.com

A show of paintings made by just using black and white. No compromise. Expressive in a way that ‘color’ cannot match. Bold swift lines. Subtle detail. Energy emanating from canvas or panel. Paintings created in the ‘Here and Now’, a meditative moment, in which the thinking mind is not active and the creative impulse comes out of mindless awareness, the world of No-Thought, the world of No-Form.

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The Museum of Human Achievement

themuseumofhumanachievement.com

Less nightclub, more cult. Do you believe in space?

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Sandra Ramos • Springdale Farm

Revolutionary Austin

755 Springdale Rd • (512) 465-2318 [email protected]

sandraramosphoto.com/revolutionaryatx

Revolutionary Austin is a par t history lesson, par t civics lesson photography project starring leaders from across the civic spectrum in Austin, matching them up with historical figures from Colonial America, and photographing them with a modern twist. We have actors, musicians, activists, business leaders and public officials lined up for this unique take on a changing city.

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Hoeffner Fine Photography • Atelier 3-D

Limited edition photographic prints

701 Tillery St • (512) 799-2840 jhoeffner@ear thlink.net • hoeffner.us

Mr. Hoeffner specializes in photographing in Russia, Germany, France, Canada, Austin, and other far out places. On some photography, Mr. Hoeffner lets the camera speak for the photo. For other photos, they take a trip to the digital darkroom. Although a subject for debate, it is well known that Ansel Adams would sometimes spend a day in the darkroom working on one photo to "get it right".

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Jennie Tudor Gray • Austin Public LibraryWillie Mae Kirk Branch

Artist and Arts Educator

3101 Oak Springs Dr • (512) 569-3269 [email protected] • jennietudorgray.com

Jennie Tudor Gray is an ar tist and ar ts educator living and working in Austin, TX. A former library employee, she is passionate about bringing literacy and community ar ts education to her students and advocating their creative voice within Austin. She is excited to be a par ticipant for the 5th year in a row and continue to showcase the work of her talented young ar tists from Ojeda Middle School.

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Center for Creative Action

Creativity Has A Home

2921 E 17th St Bldg B • (512) [email protected] • creativeaction.org

As par t of the grand opening of the Center for Creative Action, this inaugural show will highlight and celebrate the talent of Creative Action’s students, teachers, staff, friends & suppor ters, volunteers, and board members. The theme resonates Creative Action’s mission to inspire youth to be creative ar tists, courageous allies, critical thinkers, and confident leaders in their community.

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Traci Hutson • Test Tube

Ceramics

801 Tillery St • tracihutsonar [email protected]

Ceramic ar t and functional objects for the home and garden. Slip cast in clay then reconfigured like Frankenstein's monster.

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Romani Gallery

NudEAST and Dark Friends; Eye Sea / Ear Full; Romani Group Exhibit

1900 E 12th St • (512) 785-8019 [email protected] • theromanigallery.weebly.com

Erotic Ar t Austin presents: A collection of erotic & fine ar t nude photography. Works by John Stekl, Débris, Imiko Miller, Leroy Lawson, Mark Heaps, San Seizar t, Claudia Cobianchi, and others. Eye Sea / Ear Full - A sonic and motion based installation, featuring Ricardo Acevedo, Raphael Umscheid & more. Romani Exhibit: selections by Nathan Dance, Jackie Cox, Marcy Ann Villafana, Darbie Richards, more.

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Little Pink Monster Gallery

FAM not FAME group exhibition

1913 E 17th St • (512) [email protected]

facebook.com/littlepinkmonstergallery

With this in mind, we invite the public to be a par t of the LPM family and celebrate the ar tists we have come to love. Drinks, snacks, music, ar t. Come and be a par t of the ever increasing magic. Par ticipating ar tists (because there's a lot of them) can be found online. "People seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character." – Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Judith SimondsSlugfest Printmaking Workshop and Gallery

Ceramic sculpture, oil, acrylic painting

1906 Miriam Ave • (512) 785-1458 [email protected] • judithsimondsar t.com

There is a repeated theme throughout Judith Simonds paintings and sculptures. Dark haunting black forms and spaces, appear to be spiraling and manifesting into imagery that is both beautiful, surreal and just beyond our reach.

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Andrea PramukSlugfest Printmaking Workshop and Gallery

Watercolor, ink, oil, encaustic

1906 Miriam Ave • 5126953409 [email protected] • andreapramuk.com

My work might remind you of the ear th and its elements: cloud formations, the cosmos, forests, geological formations and the vastness of the ocean. Always conscious of my surroundings, body, environment and ar t become a natural extension of the other, symbiotically. The resulting ephemeral imagery has a cer tain weightlessness and fragility about it that I find endlessly compelling and meaningful.

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Gallery Shoal Creek

Selected Gallery Artists

2832 E Mar tin Luther King Jr Blvd #3 • (512) [email protected] • galleryshoalcreek.com

Showcasing contemporary ART—paintings, drawings, mixed media and works on paper—from Austin-based ar tists Shawn Camp, Rebecca Cohen, Katie Maratta, Sydney Yeager and Steve Wiman. In anticipation of celebrating the gallery's longevity over five decades, two contrasting ceramic installations by Priscilla Hoback and Marianne McGrath will be featured to highlight the gallery's history.

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Polly Lanning SparrowSlugfest Printmaking Workshop and Gallery

Various media on panel, paper

1906 Miriam Ave • lanningsparrow.com

Polly Lanning Sparrow's work reflects a continued interest in abstract logic. Painting and drawing on various suppor ts, she explores ideas of order and fragmentation. Lanning Sparrow is the recipient of a MacDowell Colony fellowship and was an ar tist in residence at the Chinati Foundation, Marfa.

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Shawn Camp • Gallery Shoal Creek

Oil painting

2832 E Mar tin Luther King Jr Blvd #3 • (512) [email protected] • shawncamp.net

Lush, textural paintings exploring surface and light.

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Katie Maratta • Gallery Shoal Creek

Mixed media on panel

2832 E Mar tin Luther King Jr Blvd #3 • (512) [email protected] • galleryshoalcreek.com

Black and white depictions of the horizon line of the Great Plains in a one inch high and four foot long format. Come travel these pieces and see the iconic elements of west Texas - farm houses, fence lines, silos, cattle, and storm clouds.

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Photo Méthode Gallery in the Flatbed Building

Man Lives Through Plutonium Blast

2832 E Mar tin Luther King Jr Blvd • (512) [email protected] • photomethode.com

The imaginary vernacular images in the series, Man Lives Through Plutonium Blast informally explore the roots of twentieth century photographic practice by connecting them to photography’s digital present.

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Arte de Lágrimas

Asbury Hall

1605 E 38 1/2 St (Asbury Hall)[email protected] • servantchurchaustin.org

Ar te de Lágrimas, Ar t of Tears, is the work of child refugees after release from detention centers in McAllen, TX. These children arrive exhausted, hungry, thirsty, disoriented and traumatized. Ar te de Lágrimas is a project of Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary seeking to help children process their journey and tell their stories. *This exhibit is not open between 10am and 1pm on Sundays.

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Art From The Streets

Get Art! Give Hope!

4103 Nor th IH-35 • (512) 925-6450ar [email protected] ar tfromthestreets.com

Get Ar t! Give Hope! at Ar t From the Streets Pop-Up Gallery at Natures Treasures. For 22 years, homeless or formerly homeless persons have found free, open studio sessions hosted by Ar t From the Streets. Join us also December 6-7 at the Austin Convention Center for our Annual Show and Sale featuring 100+ ar tists and over 1,000 pieces of ar t with 100% of proceeds given back to the ar tists. Special EAST hours Nov 15-16 & 23, 11-6pm.

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Imagine Art

Outsider Art and Other Unique Work by Artists with Disabilities

2830 Real St • (512) 448-1840 • info@imaginear t.netimaginear t.net

If you love the ar t magazine RAW VISION, you won't want to miss Imagine Ar t's gallery! More than for ty ar tists with disabilities share space in Imagine Ar t's studio, accessing free supplies and ar tistic direction. They display their work in regularly rotating ar t exhibits in Imagine Ar t's gallery. Collectors – especially of Outsider Ar t, Folk Ar t, and Ar t Brut – will not be disappointed.

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Alexa Villalobos • FunHaus

Earth, stone, steel

1411 Greenwood Ave • [email protected]

FunHaus is the design studio of Fer tile Ground co-owner Alexa Villalobos. It is the playground of concept execution in the Great Experiment of Inspiring Spatial Engagement. Jewelry, sculpture, live music and metal working demonstrations will be held as well as workshops on the creation of space with natural materials. Joyful exploration strongly encouraged. More information at thefunhaus.com

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BirdHouse

Foul Playground

1601 Greenwood Ave • [email protected]/weebirdhouse

A curated collection of ar tists creating individual exhibits within a comfor tably cultivated outdoor venue, including but not limited to: ceramic sculpture by Gregory Hammond, paintings by Brian Bedford and Jamie Jack, photography and paintings by Jes Painter and silver jewelry and ceramic wall ar t by Chasing Hear ts. Gong fu tea service will be held in the Crystal Tea Pavilion during tour hours.

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Createscape Coworking

Group Show

2108 E M Franklin Ave • (972) 768-4624 [email protected] • createscapework.co

Createscape Coworking will be hosting a diverse group of artists for the 2014 East Austin Studio Tour. Hallie Rae Ward, Chris Weachock, Heather Ringman, Christopher Fitzgerald and William Gerin work in a variety of mediums such as oil on canvas, paintings on graph paper, mixed media, watercolor, and even stained glass. While the pieces couldn't be more varied, they each share a conceptual simplicity cohering the entire exhibit together.

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Lori Lockhart • Art & Soul Austin

Oil, acyrilic

3801 Berkman Dr Ste A • (512) 820-1449 [email protected] • ar tandsoulclasses.com

Lori Lockhar t is one of the many talented instructors of the enriched classes at Ar t and Soul. With her mixed media work she discovers new ways for the figure to interact with its environment creating contradictions as well as unexpected harmony.

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Adrienne Cullins • Cement Loop

Mixed media

5811 Berkman Dr Ste 140 • cementloop.com

The best work seems to just happen. Making ar t for me is connecting with the subconscious, the ephemeral, and embracing the unpredictability of the outcome through the process. Every piece I make is a new experience. I find Inspiration all around me every day. The materials that I use to create this body of work include hand cut paper, craft foam, and acrylic paint.

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Hallie Rae Ward • Createscape Coworking

Mixed media, painting, printmaking

2108 E M Franklin Ave #100 • (512) 585-7075 [email protected] • hallieraeward.com

Life for me centers around interactions with people. Some relationships evolve step by step, while others happen with instant electricity. It is a moment of discovery as to who you are going to meet and where, and what that relationship will bring. My ar t explores the connections between people, their environment, their city, and language.

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Paul Licce • Cement Loop

Photography

5811 Berkman Dr Ste 140 • [email protected]/cementloop

My approach to nature photography is more about creating images to express my feelings about the subject, rather than creating the image in strict, journalistic/documentary style. Sometimes that feeling is immediately captured in the raw image and other times I choose to use editing software to fur ther the intended outcome.

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Patricia Chapa • Cement Loop

Silkscreen paintings

5811 Berkman Dr Ste 140 • [email protected]

I am inspired by each moment. Some moments are created over time and collaborated into one, and some are inspired in an instant. To capture and express the moment into ar t, is an ar t itself.

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Yasmin Youssef • Cement Loop

Mixed media


I believe the creative process allows access to a fundamental feeling of flow. To fully tap into this flow requires relentless curiosity, the courage to be vulnerable, and presence in the moment. My mediums of choice are mixed media and dance. Within both of these mediums, I return consistently to themes of layers, dreams, and antiquity.

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Kristina VandeWalle • Cement Loop

Woodburn

5811 Berkman Dr Ste 140 • (210) 378-5446 kvandewalle.com

The Blind Contour Series experiments with developing character narratives from a 'blind' perspective. The contours that abstract each por trait help to create personal narratives that are unpredictable, yet feel surprisingly familiar. The juxtaposition of uncontrolled blind lines with carefully layered patterned lines catalogues the unique attributes engraved within each profile's personality.

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Marj Wormald • Cement Loop

Collage materials, ink, gesso, graphite, clay


Through her ar t, Marj Wormald marries order and chaos. Her conceptual works inspire contemplation and embody her interest in action, process and repetition. Marj works in a variety of mediums including collage, paint, ink, graphite and clay. Marj called Austin home for many years, and has now returned to the Capitol City after a five-year stint in NYC.

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Lauren Revels • Cement Loop

Acrylic on wood

5811 Berkman Dr Ste 140 • [email protected] laurenrevels.com

My work is an exploration of Texas gardens and wildflowers. After planting my garden this past Spring I was excited by all of the beautiful colors and shapes in the native Texas plants, and I began to examine the flowers more closely through my paintings. My paintings are a mixture of acrylic on wood.

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AN.AURORA • Cement Loop

Light and pigmented films

5811 Berkman Dr Ste 140 • (512) [email protected] • an-aurora.com

AN.AURORA is composed of the once-ubiquitous 48" T12 fluorescent light and wrapped in colored film. A careful visual awareness brings complexity to an otherwise common object. Varying color and luminuos output distor t our perception of this glowing glass tube. Silhouettes cast by objects near the light are edged by subtle color variations and the entire space is washed a in gentle, warm glow.

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Jessica Gengenbach • Austin Public LibraryWindsor Park Branch

Oil, watercolor, collage, relief print

5833 Westminster Dr • [email protected] behance.net/jgengenbach

Most people seem to share a basic understanding, or at least respect, for nature which allows a common ground that me and my audience share from the beginning. As humans we tend to call wildlife ugly when in inhabits “our”environment. When people see my work I want them to perceive the beauty in the scoundrels of the natural world and question which animals they see as beautiful and why.

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Paloma Mayorga • Austin Public Library University Hills Branch

Through Rose Coloured Dresses

4721 Loyola Ln • (512) 300-3615 [email protected] • palomamayorga.com

I have a deep fascination with bones, bodies and the contours which make up their beauty. I am intrigued by the stories and structures we create as well as the nature in which they exist. This selection of photographs are snapshots of the unusual beauty I’ve witnessed during my travels through Mexico, the U.S. and Europe.

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HAPPENINGS


Rise, Loss, and Revival of Cherokee Beadwork

Saturday, NOV 22 • 3:00 - 6:00 PM

2806 Garwood St

In the year 2000, the ar t of traditional Cherokee beadwork was vir tually lost. Mar tha Berry has devoted many years to reviving this lost ar t. In 2013, she was named a Cherokee National Living Treasure for her effor ts to lead the revival movement. This lecture includes lots of beautiful photographs of traditional Cherokee beadwork, loads of Cherokee history and ar t history, and time for Q&A.

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SUGGESTIVE GESTURES: David Finkelstein in Per

Saturday, NOV 22 • 8:00 - 10:30 PM

3600 Lyons St • ercatx.org

Traveling along the path of a labyrinth created through lush animation, evocative orchestral music, and rich dialog, Suggestive Gestures leads us gradually and indirectly towards a mysterious animal, hiding in the center of the maze. With NYC-based ar tist David Finkelstein in Person. Presented by Experimental Response Cinema.

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ARTATX Presents: Lejeune - Uloang - Slusher

Saturday, NOV 15 • 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

3121 E 12th St • (512) [email protected] • space12.org

ARTATX brings together a trio of local ar tists at Space 12. Rober t Lejeune with his collages, Luis "Uloang" Angulo with his mixed media pieces and Lauren Slusher with her expressive photography explore the ar t of por traiture in their respective mediums with their most recent work.

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Puro Chingón collective and Fe De Rico do EAST

Saturday, NOV 15 • 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM

4609 Lyons St • (210) 854-9088 [email protected] • purochingoncollective.com

Local Latino ar tists, Puro Chingón Collective and Fe De Rico, are joining forces for an epic happening in East Austin. The Collective will unveil their Day of the Dead-inspired designer toys and have their most recent zines, prints, and apparel for sale, while Fe de Rico will provide a live ar t demonstration. Set against the backdrop of music, food, and a piñata, you won’t want to miss this par ty.

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spaceCAMP

Saturday, NOV 22 • 3:00 - 6:00 PM

641 Tillery St • [email protected]

spaceCAMP is a creative par tnership between Joel Nolan and Mason Moore. We're architects by trade working to create an ongoing series of site specific installations. These installations are an outlet to experiment with materials and explore spatial concepts unencumbered by the rigors of the professional.

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Where is Your Heart? Wall


612 Calles St • [email protected]/where-is-your-hear t

Where is Your Hear t? is a community ar t project that invites you to par ticipate. Contribute imagery, text, objects and more in response to the query. We’d love to fill the wall during EAST! Find tools to use onsite (paint and markers) or bring your own supplies. You may also make or pick up a tile to add to the wall at 618C Tillery, @Ann-Made (just a few blocks East). #whereisyourhear tatx

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LIVESTRONG Cancer Survivor Art Gallery

Saturday, NOV 15 • 12:00 - 4:00 PM

2201 E. 6th St. • (512) [email protected] • livestrong.org

The LIVESTRONG Foundation will open its doors to the East Austin community to showcase ar t pieces from cancer survivors young and old. Come by the headquar ters to check out the ar t gallery, have you or your children contribute a piece and watch as an ar tist creates a special piece to commemorate the day. Doors will be open from noon-4 p.m. with plenty of food and drinks available!

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Backyard Story Night

Sunday, NOV 23 • 7:00 - 10:00 PM

2203 Santa Rita St • (312) [email protected] • on.fb.me/1pisu1g

For more than a year and a half we have been hosting a monthly informal night of storytelling in a backyard on the east side of Austin with the following principles: it's free, anyone can tell a story, and they can tell whatever story they want! Bring a food, or drink or friend (or an edible friend) and get ready to hear some awesome stories. We'll star t in on the stories around 8:00ish.

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No Grit No Pearl Workshop @ KINCANNON STUDIOS

Saturday, NOV 15 & Sunday, NOV 16 • 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

2601 E 5th St • (512) [email protected] • kincannonstudios.com

KINCANNON STUDIOS is an award-winning building design office and masonry ar ts studio. Last year we held a “carving bee” workshop and it was a triumph! SO... we'll continue carving the panels with your help. Come comrades. Bring that community spirit and inner sculptor as we collectively chip away at a large scale abstract. There will be refreshments and underwater imagery to inspire most aquatic fantasies.

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The High Priestess

Saturday, NOV 15 • 7:00 - 10:00 PM

2109 E Cesar Chavez St • (512) [email protected] • maisondetoile.com

The High Priestess, a solo exhibition of collage, costume, jewelry, and installation by Corinne Loperfido. These pieces explore the power of symbolism and the lessons of the High Priestess card in the tarot as a universal language that transcends time and culture. Through the multiple mediums used, one can contemplate and engage in the ongoing dialog presented by archetype.

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One fine day with natives and nomads


1601 E 5th St Ste 107 • (512) 472-4696

They say Austinites are a vanishing breed. Take advantage of this one fine day to befriend a few, share a drink and see our creative musings. This group show features jewelry from Bee Amour Jewelry, drawings by Brian Imler, mixed media by Kate Csillagi, sculpture by Criox Williamson and photographs by Mercedez Singleton.

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little east


1712 E 11th St (Blackshear Elementary Fine Ar ts Academy) (512) 414-2021 • blackshearyellowjackets.org

Little east is a collaborative ar ts exhibition displayed at Blackshear Elementary Fine Ar ts Academy showcasing student ar twork from AISD schools around East Austin. Little east offers a variety of interactive ar t experiences for the whole family! Come be a par t of ar t in the garden, view our student ar twork, and listen to family friendly music performed by students and community par tners!

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A Smile on My Face Photography Workshop


1165 Angelina St • (512) [email protected] • carvermuseum.gov

Come see students at work at the Carver Museum and Cultural Center! A Smile on My Face is the longest running FREE program on black and white photography offered at the Carver Museum for youth 10-19 years of age. Visitors will witness students and their teacher in a learning lab, as well as see their exhibited works. Visitors can also visit the Carver Galleries featuring a new exhibit on Black Doctors.

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Art Therapy Austin


1200 E 11th St Ste 109 • (512) 699-4811ar [email protected] • ar ttherapyaustin.com

Drop by the studio anytime or join us for some ar t making from 1-3pm, all ages welcome, materials and inspiration provided. Ar t and Ar t Therapy are amazing tools for healing individuals, families and communities. Ar t Therapy Austin offers individual and group ar t therapy, workshops, trainings and more! Also view ar t by Ar t Therapists Deann Acton, Deanna Miesch, Shannon Mekuly.

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ImprovEd Shakespeare's Henry IV (Part 1)

Sunday, NOV 16 • 5:00 - 7:00 PM

1165 Angelina St (Boyd Vance Theatre, Carver Cultural Center)improvedshakespeare.com

Our Company of youth players (3rd-8th grade) introduces Shakespeare's stories to young audiences by incorporating a mix of modern narration with Shakespeare verse. For EAST, we bring you our family-friendly (and much shor ter!) version of Henry IV: 11/16 (5pm, Carver Cultural Center); 11/22 (3pm, Carver Library); 11/23 (11am, HOPE Farmers Market). Visit the website for updates.

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Clayworks 35th Anniversary Celebration

Sunday, NOV 23 • 6:00 - 9:00 PM

1209 E. Sixth St. • (512) [email protected] • clayworks.net

For its 35th anniversary, Clayworks will mount an exhibit displaying the history of its E. Sixth St. building along with the ephemera that a ceramics studio generates over 35 years: relics, photos, ar ticles,test tiles, kiln logs. There will be food, drink and music. The event will not only mark an anniversary, but introduce a new direction for the studio and owners Chris and John Gray.

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Take 1: Look – Marcela Andre Art & Jewels

Saturday, NOV 15 • 1:00 - 5:00 PM

1105 East Cesar Chavez • (512) 974-3644austinar [email protected] • austinar tjewels8.com

One-chance photos, jewel ar t, paintings and conch trumpet salutes to the four cardinal points of the planet on the hour during the happening. Marcela Andre paintings, photo sequences: Downtown & East Austin, San Miguel Allende, skies & flowers. Library lifeline: East Cesar Chavez neighborhood is Austin's changing face: May peace be unto all. Exhibition on view November 15, 2014 - January 8, 2015.

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Big Medium Staff Show

Saturday, NOV 15 • 6:00 - 8:00 PM

916 Springdale Rd Bldg 2 #101 (Office)

Works from the Big Medium staff and board: Jordan Gentry, Jon Windham, Shea Little, Kevin McNamee-Tweed, Tiffany Coghill, Jana Swec, Joseph Phillips, Jon Lawrence, and Keith Kreeger.

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INTRODUCTIONEAST SUBTERRANE: Segment 7: Anima Anguem

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INDEX

PG# NAME

45 12th Street Studios 131 501 Studios90 727 Studios87 A Reflection of Light Photography192 A Smile on My Face Photography Workshop113 A&K Woodworking and Design31 Alex Abel91 Isabella Acosta83 Adrian Aguilera153 Julie Ahmad110 Nimer Aleck43 Caitlin B. Alexander42 Karen Davis Alexander179 Alexa Villalobos58 Troy Allen86 Neeka Allsup124 Aluxa Studio183 AN.AURORA82 Andersen Ceramics130 Andrea Nelson90 APWX148 Jason Archer114 Ann Armstrong59 Daniel Arredondo169 Art.Science.Gallery.180 Art & Soul Austin 188 ARTATX Presents: Lejeune - Uloang - Slusher178 Arte de Lágrimas62 Arteology178 Art From The Streets29 artiswhatyoumake18 Art Night EAST101 Artpost118 Arts and Recreation101 ArtsyDreams192 Art Therapy Austin123 ASPCO (Artist Screen Printing Co-op)173 Atelier 3-D163 Thomas Athey166 ATM Studio & Gallery90 Austin Paintworks152 Austin School of Photography66 Andrew Auten

44 Ethan Azarian102 Back Porch Studio190 Backyard Story Night42 Jennifer Balkan140 Billy Barron56 Inés Batlló107 Kristy Darnell Battani164 D.F. Bauer Custom Crafstmanship94 Jeana Baumgardner90 Hollis Baxter22 B-cycle Social Ride138 Beachwalker Boxes53 Norman Bean41 Anne Marie Beard112 Bearded Lady70 Susan Bell59 Rebecca Bennett99 Berlinetta76 Eliana Bernard155 Sharon Bibbee88 Scott M. Bickerton126 Jonathan Biehl41 Big Imagination169 Big Medium87 Big Medium at Bolm193 Big Medium Staff Show51 Binary Ontology179 BirdHouse94 Donna Dechen Birdwell110 Bizzle Diggery, The91 Susannah Blanton92 Cynthia Bloom23 BLUE GENIE DANGER DERBY78 Blue Genie Art Industries130 Blue Deer Studio86 Bolm Rd Studios64 Melissa Borrell55 Jacob Borshard79 Roze Braunstein38 Claire Bresette70 Lynne and Ed Brotman103 Jodi Rae Brownstein93 Claire Sommers Buck153 Helen Buck155 Debbie Buie

47 Daniel Burns125 Neena Buxani88 CALmax177 Shawn Camp119 J.J. Campbell56 Canoe56 Canopy129 capture the flag collective31 Carbonista!47 Manny Carrasco122 Alvaro Carrizosa46 Casa de Cabrita Studios51 Castro House35 Catahoula Ruby Studio34 Wiliam Cauthern157 Juan Carlos Cazares180 Cement Loop168 Monica Ceniceros174 Center for Creative Action161 Austin Public Library • Cepeda Branch29 Chaos Woods181 Patricia Chapa89 Larisa Chavarria 136 Jennifer Chenoweth67 Elizabeth Chiles156 Chili Bohl Studios44 Chipper Things Illustration137 Lisa Choinacky126 Mary Chriss86 Charlotte Clark131 Clayworks Studio and Gallery193 Clayworks 35th Anniversary Celebration33 Clementine & Co. Studio50 Clifton Craftwork and Design27 Bethany Cobb162 Co-Lab Projects89 Colliding Color40 Sarah Collins139 Cecilia Colomé55 Combcase Co75 Stephen Paul Connor115 Spencer Cook153 Corocoro 137 Katelena Hernandez Cowles179 Createscape Coworking

INDEX

19 Creative Action Opening Party55 Creebobby Printshop79 Wendy Crone140 Cross Street Studio52 Lisa Crowder140 John Cruz180 Adrienne Cullins 66 Amber Cunningham164 Dyan Dahlberg33 Katy David150 DebbieJayne56 Decker & White Studios52 Barry DeCola112 Delta Millworks58 Kiah Denson87 Alex Diamond40 Dish It Out32 Domi Goods46 Drophouse Design16 DUE EAST!163 E4 Gallery122 EACA Studio38 East Austin Mosaic17 EAST Group Exhibition123 East Side Glass Studio141 Louis Eastman113 Edwood Studio Co-op153 Element 5 Architecture30 Brandon C Ellis100 Edson Enriquez 100 Eros Collective52 Alexandra Eusebi57 Exponential Art92 Exposure Fine Art Gallery & Studio54 Eye Like Design Studio18 Eyes Got It!146 Farewell Books80 Fe De Rico163 Fickle & Fine94 Cheryl Finfrock112 Tom Fisher136 Fisterra Studio141 Max Fitzgibbon43 Flatbed Press and Gallery83 Flatfork Studio

26 Gary B. Flemmons114 Fort Tillery129 the FORT32 Brady Shea Foster116 Jenna Lynne Foster19 French Legation Community Breakfast148 French Legation Museum123 Shara Funari179 FunHaus147 Gallery at LewisCarnegie169 Gallery 103176 Gallery Shoal Creek65 Emily Galusha138 Mo Gambill28 Michael Garcia124 Brooke Gassiot86 Allison Geneser183 Jessica Gengenbach87 Jordan Gentry135 Barry George Sculptures167 Getaway Motor Club172 Missy Gillespie68 Mark Goodman66 Scott David Gordon80 Graffiti Western79 Morgan Grasham174 Jennie Tudor Gray156 grayDUCK Gallery127 Anastasia Grebnova100 Joshua Green115 Green Summit Studio64 Diana Greenberg117 Satch Grimley45 Gigi Grinstad100 Rene Guest46 Victor Gutierrez152 Nadim Hajjar123 Michael W. Hall75 Hollis Hammonds 134 Hanuman Board Co.38 Sharon Hartman64 Jenn Hassin113 Hatch Workshop86 Rothko Hauschildt39 Hell on Wheels Hand Crafted Jewelry

157 Daniel HG118 Ross Grady High191 The High Priestess95 Katy Hirschfeld149 Historic Victory Grill 173 Hoeffner Fine Photography40 Holli Brown Mosaics102 Soña Holman116 HORSESHOE77 Brooke Howsley101 Buck Hubach154 Kay Hughes174 Traci Hutson178 Imagine Art192 ImprovEd Shakespeare's Henry IV (Part 1)44 In House Gallery105 Indio Arts116 Industry Print Shop172 Invenio52 Iona Handcrafted Books43 Jacq Jones Clothing and Jewelry Design116 JCR WORK164 Kelsey Jenkinson111 Brian David Johnson28 Cecily Johnson43 Chelsea Jones110 Jules Buck Jones125 JoseLopez136 Calder Kamin169 Barna Kantor93 Kartwheel Craftsmanship155 Leslie Kell45 Scott Kentros74 Carolyn Kimball190 KINCANNON STUDIOS92 Stacy Kirk66 Kittenfart42 KJDA Studio95 Maggie Kleinpeter29 Rebecca Klier45 Melissa Knight131 Knoxy Knox103 Kong Screen Printing63 Julie Konvicka76 Keith Kreeger

INDEX

39 Chase Kreger63 Jaelah Kuehmichel165 Meredith Kuntzsch26 Gabe Langholtz35 Laura Latimer22 Latinitas Magazine78 Carie Ray Lawrence129 Rebecca Layton98 Haley Lebeuf101 Legacy Design House99 Kafka Lenton28 David Leonard115 Melanie Levin71 Marianne Levy181 Paul Licce100 Limbo Jewelry153 Link & Pin Gallery148 The Lion's Nest42 Little Blue House82 Little Minnow & Scout and Honour169 Little Pink Monster Gallery 103175 Little Pink Monster Gallery191 little east47 Littlepixie Studios89 LittleSwec190 LIVESTRONG Cancer Survivor Art Gallery40 Liz Potter Photography31 John Lockhart180 Lori Lockhart140 Elizabeth Lodowski127 Andrew Long149 Claudio Lopez139 Carlos Lowry27 John Mark Luke111 Lumiere Tintype106 Court Lurie29 Kanya Lyons112 MarkMaček103 Lucy MacQueen21 Make.Eat.Drink81 MakeATX88 Betelhem Makonnen38 Karen Maness71 Billy Ray Mangham172 Gert Johan Manschot

177 Katie Maratta99 Rebecca Marino168 Fran Marmillion122 Ender Martos124 Mass Gallery160 MASS Gallery183 Paloma Mayorga50 Scout McComb68 Terri Mcgee53 Jeff McGlew117 Ryan McKerley38 Meg McLaughlin118 Lance McMahan98 Landry McMeans Art & Design165 Kevin McNamee-Tweed75 Revi Meicler168 Metropolitan Gallery Fine Art Consulting107 Paul Meyer113 Michalovic wood art27 Matt Mikulla154 Connie Miller63 Janie Milstein161 Nancy Mims52 Mychal Mitchell172 Modern Rocks Gallery35 Modplexi30 Miabella Mojica62 Maria Montoya-Hohenstein117 Elliot Morgan150 Damon Mosley44 Jen Moulton160 Mr. Mosca115 Derek Mulch55 John Mulvany54 Jack Murphy98 Andrew Murray173 Museum of Human Achievement161 Laura Nance149 Bianca Neal190 No Grit No Pearl Workshop86 Nudge Studio165 Paul Clarence Oglesby Jr191 One fine day with natives and nomads20 Canopy Night62 Chun Hui Pak

83 Paleo Denim105 Nola Parker166 Brian L. Phillips53 Jeanne Philquist177 Photo Méthode Gallery134 Pine Street Station38 Pink Box67 Poeta Contemporary77 Pollen Floral Art176 Andrea Pramuk54 Sarah Presson129 Prizer152 Prizer81 Mark Puente93 Pump Project80 Puro Chingón Collective189 Puro Chingón Collective & Fe de Rico do EAST162 Quonset Hut at Armadillo Clay95 Michelle Rahbar173 Sandra Ramos129 Griffon Ramsey161 Jonathan Rebolloso129 Rekh & Datta34 Jesse Reno82 Resonance Studio74 Revelator Productions182 Lauren Revels166 Revival Cycles47 Alonso Rey118 Aaron Reynolds59 Keva Richardson102 Lacey Richter125 Luis Rico188 Rise, Loss, and Revival of Cherokee Beadwork151 Jamie Rix135 Sophie Roach130 Don Rock39 T.R. Rodriquez26 Scott Rolfe175 Romani Gallery157 Room Gallery70 Rebecca Rothfus119 Rural Rooster141 Cecelia Russell38 RUST RED STUDIO

INDEX

101 Phil Sadler34 Janna Sammon81 Satellite, The104 Scott Saunders74 Cathy Savage30 Save the Humans68 Susan Scafati150 Dustin Schaible54 Nick Schnitzer162 Melanie Schopper124 Agnes Seebass46 SEEDesigns Screen-printing 106 Travis Seeger32 Sertodo Copper138 Shaman Modifications 71 Robert Sheldon146 The SHOW On The Road119 Michael Sieben69 Trish Siegel104 George Silas152 Silk Worm38 Pascal M. Simon175 Judith Simonds124 Sky Candy175 Slugfest Printmaking Workshop and Gallery82 Smith Road Studios31 Carl Smith Visual Art Studio128 Pehr Smith29 Terry & Sarah Snow89 Sodalitas67 Flip Solomon78 Son of a Sailor189 spaceCAMP176 Polly Lanning Sparrow111 Splinter Group North160 SprATX173 Springdale Farm58 Squid Ink Kollective122 Squidrabbit111 Andy St. Martin104 Julie Stansberry62 Studio SloMo28 Studio Yo134 Laura Sturtz188 SUGGESTIVE GESTURES: David Finkelstein

92 Tom Suhler131 Johnny Sullivan99 Edie Sunday20 Sunday School presented by SXSW51 John Swanger Studio89 Jana Swec93 J Swec Sign Painting91 Pablo Taboada193 Take 1: Look -- Marcela Andre Art & Jewels106 Foster Talge54 Annie Taylor146 Austin Public Library • Terrazas Branch130 Terror and Chaos Studios174 Test Tube156 Third Coast Visions147 thirteenzerofour79 Tiger Den127 Christopher Taylor Timberlake110 Tiny Truck Studios 151 Tiny Taiga151 Rama Tiru90 Natalie Tischler65 James Tisdale46 Caleb Tracy41 Erik Tragus183 Austin Public Library • University Hills Branch126 UP Collective161 Utility Research Garden105 Sara Vanderbeek182 Kristina VandeWalle149 Carlotta Vann107 Somsy Vejsiri53 Vice Shop21 Victory Lap at The Historic Victory Grill147 Marcy Ann Villafaña 101 Carolina Villarreal57 Jamie Wade57 Jess Wade35 Jessica Ann Wagner141 Waller and Holly Studio81 Marilyn Walter50 L S Waltrip101 Warbach Lighting & Design180 Hallie Rae Ward101 Nathan Warner

65 Cari Washburn138 Waterstreet Collective119 Carly Weaver102 NJ Weaver136 Jason Webb82 Sally Weber137 Aaron Weiss69 Peggy Weiss69 Robert Weiss189 Where is Your Heart? Wall111 Adrian Whipp76 Whitebox Studio126 Kristin White135 Susan White94 Wide World Home42 Cori Wilbanks167 Jason Wilbur46 Lindsey Wilderflatt68 Wildfire Studio80 Erica Wildman174 Austin Public Library • Willie Mae Kirk Branch139 Liliana Wilson183 Austin Public Library • Windsor Park Branch134 Taylor Winn51 Dawn Winter128 Winn Wittman33 WOODSHED57 Karen Woodward182 Marj Wormald77 WPA123 Leigh Taylor Wyatt114 Suzanne Wyss166 Mark Yaggie114 Michael Yates77 You're Welcome Studios181 Yasmin Youssef168 Zhi Tea

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