West Austin Studio Tour 2014 by Big Medium

WEST AUSTIN STUDIO TOUR

THIRD EDITION PRINTED IN TEXAS by 360 Press Solutions 2009 Windy Terrace, Cedar Park, TX 78613 360presssolutions.com All works represented in this catalog were reproduced with expressed permission from the artists. All text and images are copyrighted by the individual artist and may not be reproduced without their consent. Copyright ÂŠ 2014 West Austin Studio Tour All rights reserved.

BIG MEDIUM Big Medium, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization based in Austin Texas whose mission is to support the arts and artists 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 Galleries at Canopy and Bolm. We provide affordable studio space for artists at both locations and seek opportunities with various arts organizations and artists to initiate and support unique and creative projects. 916 Springdale Rd, Bldg 2 #101, Austin, TX 78702 (512) 939-6665 bigmedium.org â&#x20AC;˘ info@bigmedium.org

INTRODUCTION PG 6-9

THANK YOU PG 10-13

ARTISTS & STUDIOS PG 14-80

EXHIBITIONS PG 82-113

APPENDIX PG 114-121

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INTRODUCTION WEST SUBTERRANE: Segment 1: Exordium

WELCOME TO WEST

ARTISTS & STUDIOS

Big Medium is proud to present the 3rd Annual West Austin Studio Tour! WEST is a free, self-guided tour that champions the abundance of talent within Austin’s large and wildly diverse creative community. The public is invited to discover new artistic talent, see working studios, learn about artists' tools, techniques, and inspirations, and support the arts community by building their personal art collections with the work of local artists.

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. This symbol can be used to find artist studios on the map. The yellow color corresponds to WEST signs displayed outside their physical location. Two Artists & Studios subcategories have been created to help you understand the type of space you will be visiting.

WEST BASICS DATES & TIMES All artist studios and exhibition spaces will be free to the public and open on the weekends of May 10-11 & May 17-18 from 11am - 6pm. WEST BOUNDARIES West of I-35 East of Mopac/Loop 1 South of Hwy 183 North of Hwy 71/Ben White and Hwy 360 COLLECTIVE COURTESY Please 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 important 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 transportation to navigate your way around the tour. FOR MORE INFORMATION Visit: westaustinstudiotour.org Email: west@bigmedium.org Call: (512) 939-6665

RESIDENTIAL STUDIOS Usually individual artists who create work in a studio space at their home. COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS Predominantly commercial or warehouse spaces with multiple artist studios.

EXHIBITIONS Exhibitions take place in spaces that are either dedicated to exhibiting art year-round or have created shows specifically for WEST at their location. This symbol can be used to find Exhibitions on the map with the blue color corresponding to WEST signs outside their physical location. Three Exhibition subcategories have been created to help you understand the type of space you will be visiting. EXHIBITIONS Established art-based venues such as galleries, project spaces, theatres, and museums. TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS Exhibitions hosted in a variety of spaces, such as restaurants, retail shops or pop-up locations, showcasing the work of local artists. TEMPORARY PROJECTS Site-specific temporary installations or exhibitions taking place in outdoor or non-traditional spaces.

WEST GROUP EXHIBITION The West Austin Studio Tour Group Exhibition (X on the map) is a great way to get a feel for what you can expect to see on the tour. Explore the work of over 160 WEST artists, executed in a wide range of media. All pieces are for sale and a portion of the proceeds benefits Big Medium and the West Austin Studio Tour. APR 12 - MAY 18, 2014 6406 N Interstate 35, Suite 2850A OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, APR 12, 6-10pm REGULAR HOURS: THUR-SAT, 12-6PM

WEST MOBILE m.westaustinstudiotour.com Big Medium is pleased to introduce the WEST mobile website, a free online companion to the WEST catalogue offering a new way for the mobile technorati among you to plan your tour. The mobile website includes images, statements, descriptions, and location information for all WEST artists and exhibitions. Use it to search for your favorite spots or scan a list of categories; create a custom list of favorite artists and exhibitions; and use navigation tools to find your way from spot to spot while you’re out on the tour.

DISCLAIMER The WEST and EAST catalogues are an evolving physical representation of all Austin artists who participate in the tours and the work they create. Big Medium does not set any content guidelines for artists or exercise any predetermined censorship when producing the catalogues and websites. We ask you to please be aware that the 2014 WEST catalogue and website may contain some images with sexual content, nudity, or violence. We understand and appreciate that some individuals may find certain of these images controversial. We respect those opinions and are always open to community feedback.

WEST TEAM Shea Little Executive Director, Design, Program Coordination Jana Swec Illustration, Design Jon Windham Design, Website, Production Jordan Gentry Program & Event Coordination, Communications Lindsey Stern Operations, Accounting, Advertising Nana Mensah Development Director Kevin McNamee-Tweed Gallery Curator, Studio Manager Amanda Winkles Gallery Coordinator, Photo Documentation Jen Hassin Fellow Berkeley Beauchot Intern

SUBTERRANE You’re cresting in an infinite white gulf of unlimited potential. Vast, pure, clean and waiting. Up ahead you see a tiny dot. As you get closer you realize that it’s an opening. An aperture in the void. You enter and are immediately awash in a rollicking cacophony of ideas. Color, voice, form, truth, lies, creation... all begin to hyperstimulate. You’re in the tunnel now. Relax. It’s going to be fine.

THANK YOU WEST SUBTERRANE: Segment 2: Gratia Multus Plus Plurimum

PARTNER

SPONSORS

FUNDERS

Big Medium is funded in part by the City of Austin through the Economic Growth & Redevelopment Services Office/Cultural Arts Division believing an investment in the Arts is an investment in Austinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s future. Big Medium is also supported by the Texas Commission on the Arts and by generous contributions from private donors.

SPECIAL THANKS Alexander Amponsah Ampersand Art Supply Charlene Ansley Sarah Atlee Austin Renaissance Limited Phillip F Auth ell B Sarah Beauchamp Berkley Beauchot Rebecca Bennett Monica Boulton Tana Busch Molly Casey CBRE, Inc. CCC Olivia D'Ambrosio Fred Daniel

William Dibrell DJ Big Face Jennifer Flynn Paula Fontaine-Haake Janet Fulk Carolyn Gee Jennifer Gomez John Halaburt Kurt Hanley Jennifer Hassin Michael Hsu Jessica Illarramendi Bonny Johnson Kwaku Kufuor Jascha Little Margaret MacCary Nancy Maclaine

VOLUNTEERS

ADVERTISERS

Sewah Archer Hollis Baxter Colin Clark Matt Cowan Krissy Delgado Jaelah Kuehmichel Heidi Landau Marshall Walker Lee Stephen Malina Jeff Moast Carson Nelsen Nicole Parker Xavior Patterson Ellis Petersen Paige Reynolds Hannah Roberts David Russ Cathy Savage Thomas Segura Jeff Shires Cameron Terrell Josh Verduzco

Armadillo Christmas Bazaar Art from the Streets Art of the Pot Austin Community College Linda Bagwell Bird’s Barbershop Blackbird and Henry Blanton Museum of Art Melissa Borrell The Contemporary D-Crain Davis Gallery Five Elements Jerry’s Artarama Jobe Fabrications Larry Jolly Kasey McCarty Interior Design Shanny Lott Michael Hsu Office of Architecture Mindzai Creative Mockingbird Domestics Moxie Realty Group Nannie Inez Uncommon Objects Amanda Wood

SPECIAL THANKS Chad Maniccia Nixington McCooney Margaret McNamee Joseph Mensah Virginia Montgomery Lauren Moorman Mary Morse John Mulvany Schuyler E. Nelson-Brown Desmond Ng Jessica Nieri Laney Odom Joseph Pagano Samuel Pate Denaka Perry Karina Persson Joshua Peterson

Diana Phillips Ronald Pippin Erika Propst Tiffany Rasco Cecelia Russell Susan Shahan Reza Shirazi Jessica Shore Barbara Swec Synergy Entertainment Joy Timmons Leslie Unger Claude van Lingen Sara Vanderbeek Cinde Weatherby Peggy Weiss Nate Wells

ARTISTS & STUDIOS WEST SUBTERRANE: Segment 3: Ars Technicus Studium

Weavers and Spinners Society of Austin Weaving, spinning, dyeing, felting

The members of the Weavers and Spinners Society of Austin use both ancient and contemporary techniques to create wearable art, functional items, and some items that aren’t so functional. A member’s home studio provides an opportunity for the guild to demonstrate the skills, equipment, and artistry required for weaving, spinning, dyeing and felting.

2802 Benbrook Dr • wssaustin.org@gmail.com wssaustin.org

Jan Knox • Austin ArtSpace Acrylic, collage, ink, oil stick, watercolor

Jan Knox paints her love of nature from her viewpoint as a geologist and her worldwide travels. She works in primarily water-based media on both canvas and paper. She works in both black and white and in brilliant colors and textures. She enjoys exploring as a hiker, canoeist and caver.

7739 Northcross Dr Ste Q • (512) 771-2868 artist.jknox@gmail.com • artbyjanknox.com

Anne Camp Collage

I begin with a layer of acrylic, then add layers of my own handmade papers, vintage papers and fabrics. I add and subtract until a pleasing pattern and color emerges and creates a story of its own.

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3203 Pinecrest Dr • (512) 567-8327 anne_camp@hotmail.com • anneelizabethcamp.com WEST AUSTIN STUDIO TOUR 2014

Faustinus Deraet Photography

For several years Faustinus has been photographing different countries with a Holga (plastic toy film camera) creating “The Plastic Eye” series. He also uses digital cameras to create unusual and unique images of his little girl, developing the “Abandoning Ania” and “Observing Ania” series. Faustinus is a fine art photographer represented by Davis Gallery.

2906 Stoneway Dr • faustinusderaet@yahoo.com faustinusderaet.com

Laura Latimer Mixed media, translucent collage on board, paper and canvas

Translucent layers of color and pattern blend to express both narrative and conceptual subject matter. My work is created by allowing chance to play an integral part in the final compositions and is propelled by an ongoing exploration of possibilities.

6814 Pioneer Pl • info@lauralatimer.com lauralatimer.com

Emilio Villarruel guest of Laura Latimer Acrylic, pastel, mixed media on paper, canvas, wood

I use multiple techniques: printmaking, image transfers, collage, painting and drawing to create visual opinions of our popular culture – both past and present. Bold, abstract imagery often disguises underlying social criticism. These interpretations of events, which I feel are essential for us to remember, serve as my “offspring” or a legacy of visual bookmarks in the pages of history. 6814 Pioneer Pl • (915) 244-2028 rruel1979@gmail.com

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Janna Sammon Mixed media

As I paint, I play. laugh. question. listen. trust. and then let go. Beginning with the basics – hands, paints, pencil – I have a conversation with each piece – and stand back and see what evolves.

6812 Pioneer Pl • (512) 970-3849 jsammon@austin.rr.com

William Cauthern Block prints, mixed media sculpture

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

6803 Pioneer Pl • (512) 589-3834

wcauthern@gmail.com • william-cauthern.artistwebsites.com

Modplexi • Wendy Saha and Melissa Sonzala Hand cut collage on plexiglas, mixed media

Our ar t is never planned. Rather the result of one found image triggering the process of cutting, collaging, talking, rethinking and then, collaging all over again. We are inspired by and take from everything – pop ar t, trash ar t, music, culture, old things, new things, and the whole notion of reinterpreting found pictures into our own imagined stories. Take it in, cut it up, spit it out anew.

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3113 Carlisle Dr • modplexi@gmail.com • modplexi.com

Priscilla Robinson • Priscilla Robinson Studios Handmade paper, fused glass, mixed media

Celebrating 36 years of painting using mixed media and handmade paper.

2811 Hancock Dr • (512) 663-2608 pjr@priscillarobinson.com • priscillarobinson.com

Mary Yznaga • M.Y. Metal Metal sculpture

My art runs the gamut from functional to spiritual. Recent creations include 25 lb. steel agave plants, featherlight aluminum Milagros and celebratory light fixtures. The “Déjeuner” light fixture is composed of a stainless steel drum festooned with aluminum table settings and glass.

5414 Woodview Ave • myznaga@austin.rr.com krop.com/myznaga

Joy Sottile • Crestmont Dr studio Printmaking, painting,mixed media, jewelry

I can never remember a time in my life when I wasn’t making things. Drawing from my background in clay, printmaking and painting, it now f eels very natural to merge these techniques and materials together. There is a back and forth process that is quite satisfying.

5004 Crestmont Dr • (512) 970-6878 joysottile@gmail.com

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Deborah Ellison guest of Joy Sottile Ceramics, sculpture, mixed media

I love clay, carving tools, minerals, fire. paper, pencils, paint, glue, glitter, wood, silver, stories and time by myself. Abracadabra! Art!

5004 Crestmont Dr • (512) 797-8478 deborahellisonearthworks@gmail.com

Philip Sterzing Oil

I am a native Austinite who has worked in painting and printmaking since High School. I studied ar t at UT and at Cooper Union in New York City. I believe like Georgia O’Keefe did that the painting should speak for itself. I enjoy the challenge of painting landscapes, abstracts, and figurative painting.

1407 W 51st St • (512) 934-7911 philsterzing@gmail.com

John Kuehne guest of Philip Sterzing Painting

I paint representationally in oils. In order to maintain the most intimate contact with my subject I always paint from life. I execute my small works with palette knives so as to emphasize the plastic qualities of the expensive mud we call oil paints. Because my own life is so enhanced by possessing original art, I enjoy making small works that I can offer at a modest price.

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1407 W 51st St • kuehne.wordpress.com

The Arc of the Arts Studio & Gallery Fine arts, music, film making

The Arc of the Ar ts is a creative ar ts program offered by The Arc of the Capital Area, which provides services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. At the Arc, ar tists explore their own ar tistic process and gain a strong sense of self-wor th. Each ar tist’s unique perspective of the world is reflected in the works of ar t displayed in the gallery and throughout the community. 4902 Grover Ave • (512) 476-7044 art@arcofthecapitalarea.org • arcofthearts.com

Manik Nakra Jungles, severed heads

Blurred lines between utopia and dystopia tragedy and paradise are homogenizing. Lush and oversaturated happens what have I done but wander with my stomach abounded hope and destructive tranquility tangled flora and fauna and feelings, engulfed by gigantic human mouths the rest of you is paradise. – M.N.

5511 A Jeff Davis Ave • (281) 433-9465 manikinskywalker@gmail.com • maniknakra.com

Stephen Schwake Oil, drawing, prints, glass

I am an artist, designer, and craftsman who lives in Austin, Texas. I am primarily an oil painter, but I also make prints, drawings, glasswork, and the occasional sculpture.

5613 B Jim Hogg Ave • (512) 939-6080 stephen@stephenschwake.com • stephenschwake.com

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Swava Pearl Hooks Oil

I just like to paint.

5615 Jim Hogg Ave Ste B • swava.pearl@gmail.com swavapearl.com

Padaric Kolander Painting, printmaking, mixed media, drawing

I am not depicting a specific person in my work, and text is purposely juxtaposed, but often out of context. Recombined, and interpreted by the viewer, these devices reveal open-ended themes of ignorance, contradiction and cynicism. These themes are my true subjects.

5801 Joe Sayers Ave • herman@padarickolander.com padarickolander.com

Jamie Spinello guest of Padaric Kolander Sculpture, mixed media drawing

I investigate the visual changes in morphological stages and mutations in nature. Molting of exoskeletons in invertebrates and plant growth patterns are points of interest. I build imaginary structures out of hand cut paper, plastic and metal that celebrate complexities of natural forms. I display my creations like specimens that the viewer can explore in three dimensions.

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5801 Joe Sayers Ave • spinellodesign@yahoo.com jamiespinello.com

Cameron Petri guest of Padaric Kolander Oil

I just want to paint as well as I can, and learn to paint better in the process.

5801 Joe Sayers Ave • (512) 589-0359

Negina Kolesar Oil, acrylic, ceramic, cotton

Fun paintings, friendly pottery, flexible purses... why not? I’m a maker. I make things that make me happy. I use my hands to make pottery, then smile whenever I hold it because it fits my hands so well. I paint nude portraits of my model’s favorite parts. I once made a “Team Cate” shirt in support of a friend living far away. Life is what you make of it, and I choose to make the most of mine.

1105 Alegria Rd • (512) 222-8986 lusciousninja@gmail.com • lusciousninja.com

Pat Meheriuk Clay

Push it: pinch it: paddle it! What other medium allows one to create art that can be both visually pleasing and also serve us in daily life.

1307 Alegria Rd • (512) 517-4673 patz67meh@yahoo.com

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Ruth Heffron • Lines Fine Art Oil

Art, for me, is like poetry: it is the discipline of finding the right “phrase” to describe so much. It fuses emotion and observation, instinct and learning into a creation of form, light, color and space that tells a story. It offers me, in today’s over-stimulated and chaotic world, an opportunity for reflection and a source of beauty and balance.

1503 Romeria Dr • (512) 751-9614 artist@ruthheffron.com • ruthheffron.com

Karen Offutt Oil, drawing

When I paint, I’m trying to convey the beauty of what I see in the world around me.

1805 Romeria Dr • (512) 296-3435 okoffutt@yahoo.com • karenoffutt.com

Terrell Powell Mixed media paintings, constructions

Contemporary, primitive, spontaneous, naive, mixed media paintings and constructions. Collected by thousands; coveted by more!

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2016 Brentwood St • (512) 458-3849 terrellpowellartist@yahoo.com facebook.com/pages/terrell-powell-studio/355993567751960

Collin Welsch guest of Terrell Powell Mixed media paintings

This body of work is a collaborative effor t between ar tists Collin Welsch and Terrell Powell. The pieces were created combining structured ideas and organic flow. It is an exercise in exploring the conflict between formal, tight work and loose spontaneity. The pieces are evidence of what happens when two established ar tists combine styles, influences and different color theories. 2016 Brentwood St • (512) 826-1399 collinwelsch@yahoo.com • collinwelsch.com

Larry Goode Mixed media, collage, painting, digital

Larry Goode is an ar t maker, illustrator, designer, teacher of eclectic creative thoughts and occasional filmmaker. Goode combines drawing, painting, found objects, photography, and other ar tifacts to create whimsical dreamlike images. His work invites the viewer’s curiosity and creates a sense of discovery and wonder. Goode currently lives in Austin with his wife and two hairless dogs. 2014 Brentwood St • (512) 467-7471 lgoode@larrygoode.com • larrygoode.com

Jonathan Faber Painting

My work is involved within the paradox of memory and observation, seeking out subjects that co-exist between the expansive and the intimate, the recognizable and the ambiguous. Subjects are drawn from domestic and landscape settings as they manifest from memories of places or things observed, lived with, or passed through.

1304 Brentwood St • jonathanfaber.net

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Patricia Strong • Strong Art Acrylic, oil

I have a deep appreciation for what is historic but the beat of the new is beguiling. I do both figurative, landscape and abstraction; each new work is inspired by what I am currently reading, whom I am communicating with and sometimes, the collaboration with other artists or clients.

1107 Justin Ln • (512) 451-5884

strongpaint@blogspot.com • strongdecorativepaint.blogspot.com

Sonya Berg Painting, mixed media

My recent work is a combination of photography and paint to create alluring but disruptive visual space. Abstracted windows of color and space develop from a loss of context. Visual splits, juxtaposed depth and flatness, and a combination of recognizable space and abstraction invoke curiosity and confusion in the physical manipulation of the reference image.

1500 Ruth Ave • sonyaberg.art@gmail.com sonyaberg.com

Roy Moore Photography, digital art

The camera lens is an eye that sees what evades every consciousness and offers a vision of what might be or could have been. Roy’s work combines textures of overlooked structures, uncovered street ar t, and abstracted reality. In this celebration of the richness of human experience, we see and feel the intensity of the everyday and access the potential of the seemingly mundane.

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1704 Justin Ln Ste B • (512) 771-2375 roy@controlimages.com • controlimages.com

Cliona Gunter Painting, collage, spinners, game boards, crowns, objects, books

This year I made found object spinners and crowns. I painted crush paintings about the objects I made. I altered game boards with drawings and paintings of the crowns and spinners. I paint about feelings and sort out emotional wounds through paintings. I enjoy abstraction and suburban night landscapes.

1305 Piedmont Ave • (512) 586-9867 trixar4kids@gmail.com • clionagunter.com

Chris Chappell Painting

Chris is a prolific artist who paints large, expressive landscapes and figures. He loves painting from life, often dragging his paints out to the country, downtown, or even just out to the yard to paint what he sees. A native Austinite, he lives with his family in Crestview.

1506 Madison Ave • (512) 350-3764 chrisrchappell@gmail.com • chrischappellart.com

Kristie Zamrazil • FullMoon YellowHouse Oil

I paint portraits to depict a person’s inner wisdom. I am inspired by the isolated moment, the look before an emotional turn, a beseeching gaze, and signs of hard won experience. I seek faces that teach us, which is why I sometimes use traditional or suggestive religious iconography. I also use Old Master’s techniques of colored glazes to create a depth of skin tone, warmth, and otherworldliness. 1819 Piedmont Ave • (512) 322-0333 kzamrazil@sbcglobal.net • kristiezamrazil.com

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Monte Rhodes guest of Kristie Zamrazil Silver, copper jewelry

Making jewelry challenges my brain and my hands. It is a pleasure to show my work and to be acknowledged for it. Sharing my work with others who enjoy it is one of my life’s great pleasures. When I create a piece of jewelry that is done right and not like anything that I have seen or done before I get a feeling of accomplishment that is very gratifying.

1819 Piedmont Ave • (512) 751-8241 rhodesm1@swbell.net • monterhodes.com

Winston Hicks guest of Kristie Zamrazil Photography

My interest in subject and style varies but what I am usually drawn to is solitude and quiet reflection, especially when taking candid portraits.

1819 Piedmont Ave • (512) 845-6139 winstonhicks@gmail.com • winstonhicks.com

Scotty Stevenson Oil

I moved to Austin 5 years ago and only this year was able to build a studio and return to painting. I am resurrecting my “Morse Code” series, large paintings of congestion of dots and dashes in knobby grid-like landscapes. Morse was the tom-tom drum of the industrial revolution, and like all the obsolete tongues fell on hard times and deaf ears, I am using it to paint stories, dreams, and poems.

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1807 Pasadena Dr • (512) 538-4634 walkingfossil@me.com • scottystevenson.com

Lisa Eisenbrey Collage

I came to visual art from a background in fiction writing. The medium has changed, but storytelling remains the guiding force of my work. Through cut-and-paste collage I liberate characters and settings from vintage material and give them new life in scenes that invite the viewer to fill in the plot.

1707 B Princeton Ave • lisa@simpletoenchant.com simpletoenchant.com

Jim Sipowicz guest of Lisa Eisenbrey Photography

My photography work for this show includes images from two treks I took through rural Zambia, in southern Africa. They document two different medical missionary groups, and their outreach work in one of the poorest places on the planet. The art of the final print is an essential part of my work. I print my own images using a variety of materials and printing techniques. Every print is an original. 1707 B Princeton Ave • (512) 415-3446

sipowicz@customarteditions.com • customarteditions.com

Darryl Freeman • Darryl Freeman Studio Oil on canvas, pastel on paper, mixed media, prints

I have been painting in my 600 sq ft studio for more than 10 years. I will have over 100 works of art to view as well as the studio and my beautiful yard. The entire property is truly a work of art in itself, including two ponds, a greenhouse, extensive stone and tile work, 1940s era cottage, chicken coop, flowers and plants. Refreshments on hand. Art, art and more art.

7912 Tisdale Dr • (512) 371-0438 darrylfreeman@sbcglobal.net • darrylsart.com

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Carmen Canann • CarmenCanCreate Mixed media

Carmen began taking photographs while living on the beach in Hawaii and took up painting in acrylic after moving to Austin. Now she mixes photos with paint and other mixed media on canvas and boards and makes mobiles and designs container gardens. The space looks out onto a garden area. There is street parking and a side entrance for art shows.

614 Bissonet Ln • (512) 451-4785 carmencan66@gmail.com • carmencancreate.com

Glenda Kronke • G Kronke Studios Kiln formed glass

My work is a reflection of the awe and wonder I feel at nature’s ability to create the rare and exotic. I strive to create textures that compel touch, colors that provoke memory, and shapes that expand reality.

6910 Shirley Ave Ste A & B • (512) 351-5120 gkronke@yahoo.com • gkronkestudios.com

Petrified Design • Gable Bostic and Tyson Pendergrass Modern furniture, design

Woodworking and metalworking knowledge, mixed with an admiration of design and modern furniture, along with the creative inspiration found in our surroundings and materials around us envelopes Petrified Design.

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6910 Shirley Ave Ste F • (806) 790-1622 tyson@petrifieddesign.com • petrifieddesign.com

Morgan Bogart • Glass Blowing Austin Blown glass

After receiving my BFA in glass ar t from RIT’s School for American Crafts in 2002, I went on to work in production studios in New Orleans and then Seattle. I have also been for tunate enough to work with major ar tists in the glass world and study at the Pilchuck Glass School. Since moving to Austin I’ve had the oppor tunity to build my own studio and share my ar t form with the public. 6910 Shirley Ave Ste B • (512) 968-2551 info@glassblowingaustin.com • glassblowingaustin.com

Ian Duncan guest at Glass Blowing Austin Glass blowing

I have been blowing glass for 14 years now and it still never ceases to amaze me. The immediacy and versatility of the medium is what immediately grabbed my attention. Glass can be brightly colored, transparent or opaque, refract light or glow. I primarily make blown glass vessels, sculpture, and installations.

6910 Shirley Ave Ste B • (512) 968-2551 info@glassblowingaustin.com • glassblowingaustin.com

Theresa Jorgensen guest at Glass Blowing Austin Hand blown glass

I have been influenced by art all my life; as a child I was surrounded with potters from around the world and the classic vessel shapes used, altered and molded to each person’s style. In school I learned the elegance that can be achieved in simplicity. So, my work plays on the shapes that will pleasantly carry a unique, simple design and the different textures that can be created with glass. 6910 Shirley Ave Ste B • (910) 992-4015 theresa.jorgensen@gmail.com • jorgensenglass.com

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Eric Verret Ink markers on water color paper

I use ink markers on watercolor paper. I try and express what I see and feel, hopefully giving you a glimpse, as to how I see the world. Through the manipulation of color and shapes I try to create an emotional response of happiness. I use pointillism to express how I see the world. My mind sees small details of a seen, then assembles them to create the full picture. I approach art the same way.

5701 Chesterfield Ave • (512) 925-6155 emverret@yahoo.com • ericverret.com

Christopher Hynes Assemblages, collage, color field painting

I work mostly with found objects and paintings I’ve created on paper or wood. I like to juxtapose artifacts that are incongruous but that work together in an intriguing way around a central theme, which is sometimes serious and political, sometimes whimsical and humorous.

5206 Guadalupe St • (512) 371-1806

christopher@christopherhynes.com • christopherhynes.com

Stephen Connor Multimedia

My art for WEST will be layered – similar to instruments in a quartet – combining painting, photography, digital prints, 3D modeling, and writing. My art includes things I like, such as the guitar, humor, Zen, enlightenment and science fiction.

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4529 Avenue B • (512) 922-2049 • deep4d@gmail.com stephenpaulconnor.com

Kim Bernson • Kijaso Art Acrylic on canvas

I paint from things that move me, seeking to capture that macro moment of time. I hope to convey movement, the emotion in someone’s eyes, a single object that has a story that no one really knows, the awe of a flower unfolding... all in what might seem like a dream.

1002 E 46th St • (512) 689-0660 kijaso@gmail.com • kijaso.com

Anne Ducote guest of Kim Bernson Oil, acrylic, pastel

My work continues to be an exercise in seeing. Most viewers focus on the obvious – elements of light, high notes, literal tales; but there is more to know. The story of a piece of art can also have many layers of intent not always immediate. Dig into the shadows, study, explore. View with new eyes. A fresh perspective can change one’s perception, enriching in ways that will surprise. 1002 E 46th St • (512) 422-7643 anne.ducote@att.net • anneducote.com

Denise Fulton Acrylic on panel

I see each tree as having a distinct personality, which informs the composition and color choices. The works are done in acrylic on panel. I paint in thin layers and use found objects (e.g. cloth, combs, sticks) to lift out or scratch in patterns. The images have a gauzy translucency that feels a bit like watercolor while the palette, in contrast, is jarringly bright and saturated.

4104 Avenue H • (512) 431-5045 denise@denisemfulton.com • denisemfulton.com

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Chalda Maloff guest of Denise Fulton Digital painting

My art reflects my abiding optimism and faith in the order of our world. My process, sometimes intellectual and sometimes intuitive, consists of working and reworking shapes and colors towards an expressive whole that will have the power to evoke emotion, sensuality, and spirituality.

4104 Avenue H • cmaloff@medium-s.com • chalda.com

Nancy Germond Clay

Inspired by adventure and nature, Nancy’s current line of work reflects her relationship with Lima Bean, a 1975 trailer and it’s magical ability to reduce boundaries – whether during a trip or in the art studio. Clay is the current medium of choice but don’t be surprised to find other mediums as well since Nancy’s credo is “They must often change, who would remain constant in wisdom and happiness.”

1920 W 39th St • (512) 940-4210 ngermond@sbcglobal.net • germonddesigns.com

Pat Falconer Painting

I love to draw and paint. My subject matter varies from year to year but mainly deals with backyard wildlife including dogs and cats.

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1516 W 31st St • (512) 479-4089 pfalconer13@gmail.com

Marja Spearman Sculpture

A busy year inspired a site-specific ceramic sculpture, and other large work now in progress. And then there are the two buildings next door, being renovated to house “de stijl, podium for art.” Many new ventures on the horizon. Stop by to see it all.

1014 W 31st St • (512) 815-7534 marjaverhaar@earthlink.net • marjaspearman.com

Curtis Lund guest of Marja Spearman Pottery

Wheel thrown crockery made from custom blended clay and glazes. New works for 2014 include slip and glaze surfaces developed from locally sourced clay enhancing each piece with a unique connection to the Austin landscape. The buildings next door, a new place for my workshop, are being renovated to house “de stijl, podium for art.” Come on by and check things out!

1014 W 31st St • (512) 351-6212

pottery.curtislund@gmail.com • curtislundceramics.blogspot.com

Nell Gottlieb guest of Marja Spearman Ceramics, glass

Gottlieb’s organic forms reveal the process of birth, growth, decline, decay, and rebirth of the species. Her mixed media of clay and glass, two substances of the earth, combine to provide strength, translucence and fragility.

1014 W 31st St • (512) 663-8450 nell.gottlieb@gmail.com • nellgottlieb.com

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Christina Coleman guest of Marja Spearman Ceramics

Continuing an exploration of materials related to my experiences with hair, my new work consists of ceramic sculptural variations on the comb. Through these small sculptures I have manipulated the comb’s form in order to add new perspective to its function. The two buildings next door are being renovated to house “de stijl, podium for art.” Can’t wait to move in. Drop in and have a look!

1014 W 31st St • christinacoleman.net

Casey Diebold Acrylic on canvas and wood panel

Casey Diebold’s work is a hybrid of classic style pulp-illustration and crime noir depicting fictional rebel-romance and motorcycle gang stories set in the 50’s and 60’s. Artistic influences include mid-century pulp illustrators such as Mitchell Hooks, Robert McGinnis, and Mort Kunstler; as well as Hitchcock, Garage Rock, and the full Chevy line-up between 1956 and 1964.

2812 Nueces St #101 • (917) 833-4210 casey.diebold@gmail.com • caseydiebold.com

Herman Dyal Pigment prints

My work draws on original and found images from the realms of architecture, design, history, popular culture, and personal experience. Images are juxtaposed, overlaid, and combined with color fields to create what are often gauzy and diaphanous dream-like compositions.

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1801 Lavaca St #115 • (512) 431-9865 hdyal@dyalpartners.com • hermandyal.com

Jack Murphy guest of Herman Dyal Text art

I create small text art 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.

1801 Lavaca St #115

Patrick Puckett Painting, drawing

I will be displaying new paintings and works on paper.

1709 San Antonio St • (601) 209-1113 patrick@patrickpuckett.com • patrickpuckett.com

Bob Swaffar • artStar Studio Functional ceramics

I like to work with porcelain fired in some sort of atmospheric kiln conditions, such as wood, salt, or soda. My pieces are functional and usually thrown on a potter’s wheel. They tend to emphasize surface movement and texture.

906 W 17th St • (512) 477-7449 swaffar@lostinaustin.com • lostinaustin.com/artstar

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Escape Artist Studio Painting, ceramics, glass

Escape Ar tists Studio has 6 Austin ar tists-in-residence who have painted, studied, and traveled together for over 6 years. We are Nelleen McCormick, Ann Jones, Anne Ames, Michael Buls, Brenda Wendel, and Beth Fowler. Our ar t ranges from oil and acrylic paintings to India ink/wash on paper to fused glass and pottery. Each ar tist explores their own style.

1507 Woodlawn Ste C • (512) 422-9036 info@escapeartiststudio.org • escapeartiststudio.org

Jeanne Philquist Oil painting

I’m thrilled to open my home studio again this spring for WEST! Last year was wonderful! I paint dogs, stiff cats, rabbits and goats (sometimes a bear) interacting (or not) with their human friends and caretakers. I strive to create moments in time with feeling and humor, all in a “Pogo-Existential” (read fun) environment. My home is near Enfield and Mopac. Please come see me! We’ll have fun too!

1709 Palma Plaza • (512) 478-9590 jphilquist@austin.rr.com • facebook.com/jeanne.philquist

Laura Sturtz guest at Jeanne Philquist Recycled metals, sculpture, mobiles, jewelry, chess sets, 2D art

The pure joy of creation is the wonder of making art. 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 relationships issues, drawing attention to the wonder of the natural world...

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1709 Palma Plaza • (512) 282-9480 artist@artist123.com • artist123.com

Judy Paul Mixed media

Judy Paul creates dynamic paintings that are teeming with life. Interwoven in the artist’s densely layered pictorial spaces are trees, birds, scientific illustrations, and textual fragments. Whether she is using acrylic paint, graphite, screen printing, collage, or all the above, Paul celebrates the process of making art and provides the viewer with thoughtful and visually exciting experiences. 2205 Bridle Path • (512) 507-8199 judy@judypaul.com • judypaul.com

Kate Csillagi • The Roost Mixed media

My work is guided by mercurial patterns and the urge to communicate without language. We live in an era that says yes to every shallow desire, but our most primal pleas are denied. This series is about reclaiming the awkward space. Themes include gut brain flexing, pheromone broadcasting, and responsible tourism into the occult.

1011 A Charlotte St • (979) 216-8806 kcsillarose@gmail.com • vermillionand1.blogspot.com

Scott Baltisberger Inks, watercolors, colored pencils

I believe is that an artistic image exists prior to its creation. My role is to allow brush and ink the greatest freedom possible to seek that image, unencumbered by my preconceptions, thoughts or emotions. I attempt to work harmoniously with the materials to uncover what is already there. The result is often mysterious even to myself.

1616 Confederate St • (512) 517-6096 bltsbrgr@yahoo.com

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Carol Hayman Printmaking

My approach to photography is anthropological and my subject is the effect of globalization. My photographs become fine ar t prints by being turned into etchings using polymer plates and the intaglio press at Slugfest Printmaking Workshop. The work is inherently ambiguous with a mysterious quality. Turning photographs into fine ar t prints is a laborious but satisfying printmaking process.

1001 Eason St • (512) 477-3099 carolhayman@yahoo.com • carolhayman.weebly.com

Barbara Timko guest of Carol Hayman Painting

My art emerges in a dark room on a glass table, under lit by soft light. Dreams make powerful pictures of a woman on adventures with her dog companions. Negative space is as alluring as the positive. On thin translucent cloth the images flesh out with terra cotta washes. Muted colors enhance the inner life depicted. My goal: capture attention in a space that is a doorway to a meditative state.

1001 Eason St • (512) 296-8685 • btimko@aol.com

Neena Buxani guest of Carol Hayman Acrylic

Bold color is my passion and my vision. I let color guide my paintings and take them to a place where unrealized emotions are found. That’s when I know I was successful in making “Art”. I love for people to look at my paintings and feel something powerful. I truly believe that what we see in someone’s art teaches us something about ourselves. We can learn something new each time we experience art.

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1001 Eason St • (512) 587-1151 neenasart@gmail.com • neenabuxani.com

Selana Fara Painting

Selena Fara has had no formal training, painting is her freedom. She feels deep gratitude to have found her path as an artist and to have been awarded Los Angeles’s RAWartist of the year in 2011. She channels sexuality by way of the female figure, portraying each woman she paints as a different character, with her own story. Recently relocating from Brooklyn, NY, she now resides in Austin, Texas.

1004 Eason St • (512) 944-8079 selenafara.com

Pat Molina Watercolor

Watercolor is a tribute to non-petroleum mediums; a spontaneous adventure between realism and abstract. I look for ways to balance the dark with light, depth with sparkle, and movement with stillness – all at the same time.

1200 Elm St #115 • (512) 825-2370 molinayvedia@msn.com • artbypatmolina.com

Phillip Wade Oil, acrylic on canvas

It’s now been thir ty years since I moved to Austin from Philadelphia, where I studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Ar ts. The Master’s program at UT changed my way of thinking, but I really think it was the blinding light that was the real revelation, especially after many years back and for th to Cornwall where my mother lived, in lovely rooms that still appear in all my paintings. 1202 Lorrain St • (512) 658-0465 phillipwade2@gmail.com • phillipwade.net

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Eve Larson guest of Phillip Wade Oil

I come to visual art from the world of ballet. I was a ballet dancer for many years. I imbue my paintings with the romance and movement of the dance. I always look for the beauty, expressiveness and theatricality in life and art. My paintings have an implied story behind them, which I leave to the viewer’s imagination to fill out.

1202 Lorrain St • (512) 477-5031 evelarson@mac.com • evelarson.com

Ellen Willis guest of Phillip Wade Oil

Ellen Willis paints a wide variety of subject matter but she does most of her work from life because she believes it helps convey the most feeling with her subject matter. She endeavors to paint that which is “good, true, and beautiful."

1202 Lorrain St • (512) 454-2747 ellen@austin.rr.com • ellenwillis.com

Marjorie Moore • Marjorie Moore Studio Combined media

The direction of my work has evolved over several decades and includes many aspects of drawing, painting and combined media. I have a profound interest in the process of creating beauty from retrieved objects, both natural and human made. My studio, a contemporary cabinet of wonder, is alive with disparate objects waiting for a place in the next phase of work.

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1309 W 9½ St • (512) 917-6378 mooremarjorie67@gmail.com • marjoriemoore.com

Lynn Krauss guest of Marjorie Moore Textiles

Our commitment to the re-emerging textile community in Maine means we keep our manufacturing local. We consider ourselves part of the growing “slow fashion” movement, where quality and enduring design in small batches takes precedence over mass production. We design clothes and objects we would like for ourselves and have discovered a whole world of women that love them the way we do. 1309 W 9½ St • (774) 234-7678 info@southstlinen.com • southstlinen.com

Christina Green-Martinez Oil, watercolor, acrylic

Art in all its forms is an essential part of what it means to be human. My work encompasses the joy of painting En Plein Air, capturing the human form and exploring the nonsubjective realms of the abstract. I paint in oils, watercolor and acrylics. Portrait or subject commissions accepted.

703 B Brownlee Cir • chrisgmartinez@hotmail.com vibrationalart.org

Craig Kolavo • AwesOm Life Metalwork

AwesOm Life creates thoughtful products for a conscious consumer. A large portion of profits benefits local charities. I started making metal yoga sculptures and I have expanded into metal-framed rustic tables and a variety of other metal fabricated products.

508 B Walsh St • (832) 226-3277 craig@awesomlife.com • awesomlife.com

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Dwain Kelley • Rose St Studios Mixed media

Strength is what remains – regardless of how wood, metal, glass, rock or cloth have been ravaged by the elements, nature or man – what survives is the strongest part. Incorporating these pieces into a work of art makes a genuine, lasting statement about survival and discovery.

1107 Rose St • (512) 476-2588 rosest@aol.com • dwainkelley.com

Steve Maddox guest of Rose St Studios Acrylic, mixed media

I explore the uses of color fields, shapes, and textures to express myself. Each painting is very personal to me. I paint from my soul and am never quite sure how each piece will evolve. I try to evoke a sense of calm and beauty while at the same time using texture to create some distraction, causing thoughtful contemplation.

1107 Rose St • (512) 476-2588

Mary Barminski Johnson guest of Rose St Studios Painting, mixed media

Barminski Johnson’s art explores patterns that speak to the transformative power of repetition. Nurturing, simple acts of kindness, the joy of companionship, and the fulfillment of sharing with others – the circles of daily life that bind us together.

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1107 Rose St • (512) 476-2588 rosest@aol.com • barminskijohnson.com

Yolanda Santoyo guest of Rose St Studios Acrylic, mixed media

Yolanda Santoyos’ project consists of multiple works, in a range of different media, grouped around specific themes and meanings about family, relationships between man, woman and child, ancient Mexican traditions and stories and how we transform from them today.

1107 Rose St

• (512) 476-2588 • rosest@aol.com

Csilla Somogyi • CsillaWear Fashion design

Csilla Somogyi, a featured New York City designer, constructs all dresses and tops from first sketch to the last stitch in her downtown boutique. Csilla’s hand made designs glorify the woman’s body with carefully selected fabrics tailored into beautiful and classic silhouettes. Csilla’s custom couture experience is greatly influenced by her European background and love for international finesse. 504 Congress Ave #100 • (512) 499-0039 csilla@csillawear.com • csillawear.com

Maria Martin guest of Csilla Somogyi Watercolor on canvas

After spending over a decade operating exclusively in the professional realm of interior design, I express my love for color and textures into large and imaginative compositions. I use nature and design for my inspiration. I bring in the modern elements to break up the expected and add levels to each images composition.

504 Congress Ave #100 • (512) 627-6552 m@mariamartinart.com • mariamartinart.com

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Hallie Rae Ward • One Way Studio Mixed media, painting, printmaking

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 art explores the connections between people, their environment, their city, and language.

1600 A Virginia Ave • (512) 585-7075 info@hallieraeward.com • hallieraeward.com

RJ Oehler Acrylic on canvas, pen on paper, oil pastels, yarn-paintings

Though the photos seen here are of my “yarn-paintings” (colored yarn, beads, shells, fabric etc. pressed into a beeswaxed board), I will also exhibit acrylic on canvas paintings, oil pastels and drawings on paper, in a wide range of styles and sizes from 4 x 6" to 5 x 8’.

1608 Dexter St • (512) 440-1269 rjoehler@gmail.com • rjoehler.wordpress.com

Julie Konvicka Sterling silver and gold

Julie Konicka 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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1403 B Oxford Ave • (512) 619-2138 info@juliekonvicka.com • juliekonvicka.com

Paige DeShong Sterling silver, copper, iron, found glass

I am drawn to found objects and nature, and my art and craft reflects both. I’ve been making jewelry and other artistic objects like sculpture, lamps and wall hangings for about 25 years. Each piece of my work is one-of-a kind and is designed organically, evolving along with the process of creating it. It’s the process that I keep coming back to – in it I find solace and meaning.

1508 Oxford Ave • (512) 924-1323 paigedeshong@yahoo.com

Audrey Lehmann Richard guest of Paige Deshong Acrylic on canvas, board

Art fills me up. Painting inspires me, I need to paint. Creating makes me incredibly fulfilled. Even when it’s challenging, painting brings me great joy. My nature is to go for the face. I am drawn to portrait work. To zoom in tight, into the intimacy you find in expression, the eyes, getting it right. I haven’t even begun to tap into my true creative self after a decade of art.

1508 Oxford Ave • (512) 658-6822 audrey@heyaudrey.com • heyaudrey.com

Jerry DeFrese Mixed media

Common objects and thoughts discarded, recycled and recombined into “art”.

1112 Bluebonnet Ln • (512) 695-9499 jdefrese@yahoo.com • jdefrese.blogspot.com

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Alli Schukar Photography

Alli Schukar has been a fine art, portrait, event, and corporate freelance photography for 10+ years. She started learning photography at the age of ten. She studied photography at Biola University, and at The Aegean Center for the Fine Arts. She transitioned to digital for some of her work, but still works in film photography. She has displayed her work throughout the U.S. and internationally.

1502 Bluebonnet Ln • alli@allischukar.com allischukar.com

Lena Adeline guest of Alli Schukar Oil

Lena Adeline works and resides in beautiful Austin, Texas. She has studied studio arts at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago and The University of Colorado at Boulder and has been oil painting for 15 years. She is currently represented by Art Affair Lakeway. You can find her work in the local Austin area and her Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/LenaAdeline.

1502 Bluebonnet Ln • lenaadelineart@gmail.com lenaadeline.com

Raquel Cordón guest of Alli Schukar Oil

I am completing my Master in Fine Art this year at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. My work is currently representational, focusing on still life. I do portrait and commissioned work upon request.

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1502 Bluebonnet Ln • raquel@raquelcordon.com raquelcordon.com

Stacey Lee Blackman guest of Alli Schukar Oil, gouache, pastel, ink

Layers of the body, colors, shadows, adding, taking away, stitching back together. The veiled presence and relationship dynamics of what is seen. Drawn to shadows and moments that do not last. Listening to what’s outside my skin and inside my bones and responding. Transferring this to that with ink or paint or thread. I create, I educate to keep my palms pressed up against a sense of wonder. 1502 Bluebonnet Ln • kalabesh@yahoo.com

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Tamera Lee guest of Alli Schukar Latex, acrylic, charcoal, pastels, repurposed paint

Pulsating, vibrating and alive with color and soul, my mixed medium art starts and ends with music. Energized and immersed in the sounds, this poetry is imbued into expressive, lyrical paintings. Animated in color and texture, using biomorphic almost surrealistic forms, the paintings are releases of my own vivacious energy into the viewer’s orbit – acting as an active connection to a positive vortex.

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1502 Bluebonnet Ln • (512) 917-6163 letamstudio@gmail.com • art-mine.com/artistpage/tamera_lee

Sharon Zeugin • Sharon Zeugin Art Calligraphy, multi-media

My art weaves drawing, painting and calligraphy together in a seamless, organic way. Repetitive lines in nature, circles, life drawing and abstract gestural and calligraphic lines inspire my work, which is largely intuitive and improvisational. My art appears on canvases, paper, and in fine art books. Sketchbooks and journals furthermore provide the perfect vehicle for direct, authentic expression. 2104 Wright St • (512) 565-5619 sharonzeugin@yahoo.com • sharonzeugin.com

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Larry Akers • Eye Play Studio Mixed media, photography

I construct pieces that set up interacting patterns called moire effects. Mixing patterned and reflective repurposed materials, my pieces generate complex, fluidly shifting imagery that is elaborately animated by the viewer’s movements. Any child or aficionado with eyesight can appreciate my work, but only insofar as they exercise their powers of observation. I also photograph water surfaces.

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2311 Ridgeview St • (512) 443-1036 larryakers@austin.rr.com • eyeplaystudio.net

Andrea Loomis guest of Larry Akers Fused glass

Constant evolvement is a necessity to my artistic expression – each piece is a meditation on thoughts, questions, emotions – resulting in an abstraction. The abundance of color, transparency and texture of glass provides me with the language to create an object that hopefully causes a stir in the beholder – excitement, a memory, a thought, an idea – carrying on creativity by prompting the viewer.

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2311 Ridgeview St • (512) 775-4889 andrea@loomisnet.com • al-art.net

Malina Cipleu guest of Larry Akers Fused glass, polymer clay

Founding The Olive Colibri art studio two years ago, I started an artistic adventure. My mediums of choice are glass and polymer clay, each unique in their exploring possibilities. They both speak to me and inspire me. My work is governed by a strong sense of design, trying to capture the harmony of my immediate universe in an abstract manner.

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2311 Ridgeview St • (512) 964-4408 malinacip@gmail.com • theolivecolibri.com

W. Tucker Mixed media

My work, whether constructed, painted, or collaged comes from an intuitive process – it is unplanned: there is no vision of the end in mind. I work predominantly with my non-dominate hand. Simply put, this gets me “out of my head” and allows me to draw/paint in and unpracticed manner, and brings the work a step close to something unadulterated by the thinking mind.

2108 Arpdale St • (512) 699-3184 wtucker@wtucker-art.com • wtucker-art.com

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Shakti Sarkin Oil, acrylic

Deep personal connections are important to me. With my models, with my friends, with the people I meet, with the trees I paint, with the colors I choose. It’s all about passion and I love it.

2111 Montclaire St • (512) 577-1577 shaktisarkin@gmail.com • shaktisart.com

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Deborah Poisot guest of Shakti Sarkin Film photography, chemically altered

My photographic monoprints were created from black and white film, printed, and then altered; using photographic bleach and brushes while the print was wet, and then treated in a selenium bath. The result is a painterly interpretation of the image, ranging in tone from blue grays to warm brown.

2111 Montclaire St • (512) 573-8910 dpoisot@gmail.com

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Litmus Industries Metal, wood, glass, fabric

Litmus Industries is a full service design and fabrication studio, specializing in woods, metals, glass, and upholstery. Functional beauty is our obsession; durability and sustainability is our standard.

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2401 Thornton Rd Bldg B2 #400 • (512) 445-0625 litmusindustries@gmail.com • litmusindustries.net

Beth Jackson • Thornton Road Studios Acrylic paint, mixed media, jewelry

Swirly, textured layers of nature in exploded color. My self-expression as a recovering accountant living in a transformed reality. I love the shapes and patterns of life – trees, leaves, flowers, petals, and the human figure’s interaction in that world.

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2309 Thornton Rd Ste G • (512) 964-2384 bjackson13@austin.rr.com • colorgasm.net

Nancy Harte • N.Y.Harte Designs Thornton Road Studios Oil painting

Trompe L’oeil painting techniques bring this Texas artist paintings to life. Trained in Europe with Old World masters painting techniques and specializing in large scale murals, traditional landscapes, whimsical or fantasy murals, portraits of people, pets, faux finishes and faux marble. I also provide full design services creating furniture and environments around the world for 35 years.

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2309 Thornton Rd Ste H • (214) 770-7011 nyh@yharte.com • nyharte.com

Rothko Hauschildt guest of Nancy Harte Encaustic

I find inspiration in the transcendent aspect of birds, in abandoned houses and industrial decay, in the mountains, trees, and water, in deep sensual passions. My influences include my childhood in Minnesota farm country, the early video work of Michael Stipe, and the films of Werner Herzog.

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2309 Thornton Rd Ste H • (512) 484-6622 rothko@pobox.com • rothkunst.com

Rita Marie Ross • Thornton Road Studios Metal

There is an inward and outer struggle in making art. I like the idea that I can literally weave metal and ideas together.

2309 Thornton Rd Ste L • (512) 577-3479 ritamarieross@gmail.com • ritamarieross.com

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Amanda Wood guest of Rita Marie Ross Ceramic

Using classical allegory with loose references to Renaissance painting and sculpture, I explore raw, secret emotions often hidden within all of us – ultimately defining who we are as individuals. In order to illustrate this, I blend ethereal, dream-like qualities and archetypal symbols to communicate and layer a sometimes haunting, yet simple message floating in a realm of austerity and truth. 2309 Thornton Rd Ste L • (512) 657-0459 amanda.r.wood@gmail.com • amandarobinwood.com

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Erin Hood guest of Rita Marie Ross Pen and ink

I’d like to share with every viewer the movement of life in such a way that for a moment, you don’t need words and to give them a moment to experience a journey. Each piece is drawn by hand, with pen.

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2309 Thornton Rd Ste L • (512) 699-5286 withinkidraw@gmail.com • withinkidraw.blogspot.com

Jacob Colburn guest of Rita Marie Ross Metal, copper, bronze

Jacob Colburn grew up in the art world thanks to his dad metal sculptor Daryl Colburn. In 2007 he began apprenticing under his father and also began creating on his own. Together they started Colburn Studios and began showing their sculpture in various art venues around the nation. In 2011 his father passed away suddenly, Jacob has been carrying on the Colburn art name ever since.

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2309 Thornton Rd Ste L • (512) 586-6548 • jacobcolburn@yahoo.com • jacobcolburn.blogspot.com

Sandy Muckleroy guest of Rita Marie Ross Bronze sculpture

I grew up playing in the sand dunes of Lake Michigan and accompanying my sculptor parents to many ar t shows throughout the mid west and south. The impressions taken in, through nature and ar t, continue to be my greatest inspiration. Using bronze and an oxyacetylene torch, I weld trees and other organic forms mounted on beautiful rock specimens, carrying on my family legacy.

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2309 Thornton Rd Ste L • (512) 565-3695 sandymuck@yahoo.com

Greg Davis • Gusto Studios • Thornton Road Studios Photography

Greg is a National Geographic Creative Photographer and a founding member of the Austin Center for Photography

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2309 Thornton Rd Ste M • (512) 228-0995

greg@gregdavisphotography.com • gregdavisphotography.com

Fireseed Clay Art Studios • Thornton Road Studios Ceramic

Owned by Rick Van Dyke, Fireseed Clay Art Studios rents space to over 20 potters making everything from sculpture to dinnerware. This working community is a hub of creativity and collaboration in both art and ideas.

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2309 Thornton Rd Ste O • (512) 440-8485

fireseedclaystudios@gmail.com • fireseedclaystudios.com

Rick Van Dyke • Fireseed Clay Art Studios Thornton Road Studios Ceramic

We have over 20 potters that work in our space. My pottery is organic, highly textural, and colorful. I like my pots to look like they grew and are alive. I make a lot of pottery for cactus and succulents. I have also been making unusual dinnerware.

2309 Thornton Rd Ste O • (512) 440-8485 fireseedclaystudios@gmail.com • fireseedclaystudios.com

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Stephanie Sterling guest at Fireseed Clay Art Studios Ceramic

While my work may encompass many different techniques and styles, my primary focus is on exploring the relationship between the human figure and the functional ceramic object.

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2309 Thornton Rd Ste O • (512) 623-9864 smsofthisearth@gmail.com • smsofthisearth.com

Raymond Hemza • Hemza Designs Wood

Hemza Designs, established in 1998, melds history and innovation, honoring the art of traditional woodworking through modern design and attention to detail. Raymond Hemza sees each piece of custom furniture as an opportunity for collaboration. He and the client operate on a level of intimacy that fosters trust, culminating in the creation of uncompromised quality.

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2000 S 7th St • (512) 497-4881 raymondhemza@gmail.com • hemzadesigns.com

Croix Williamson Metal

Exploring static and dynamic form and composition. Creating evolving patterns and chaotic distortions further evolving the compositions in space and time.

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2000 S 7th St • (512) 632-7644 croix@metalworkaustin.com • croixwilliamson.com

Christopher Franco • Aardvark Forge Metal

Aardvark Forge provides high end, decorative architectural hardware. Every piece designed in house, is a one of a kind iron masterwork.

2000 S 7th St • (512) 633-2784 aardvarkforge@gmail.com • aardvarkforge.com

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Ryan Scott-Nairns • Metalworks of Austin Metal

Metal art and fabrication offer limitless possibilities to create. Together with my fellow craftsmen and designers I am constantly creating challenging and unique work. We have exciting new capabilities with a new CNC plasma cutter and are looking forward to showing off what we can do. Come see our shop and talk about how we can build your ideas!

2000 S 7th St • (512) 689-9066 ryan@metalworkaustin.com • metalworkaustin.com

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Terri St.Arnauld & Frank Yezer Platinum Portraits & Fine Art Photography Film photography

Platinum Portraits specializes in hand-printed platinum and gelatin silver photographs. Our latest portfolios involve weaving two platinum images together. We manage our own darkroom, which includes processing our b&w film and prints, and mixing chemistry and coating papers for our platinum prints. During WEST, stop in to take a photograph using a vintage camera. We will post the work later. 1104 W Annie St • (512) 940-6033 terrifrank95@sbcglobal.net • platinumportraitsphoto.com

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Manuel Saavedra Mixed media

Born in Bogota, Colombia, Saavedra graduated from the University of Houston. After living in Bogota and Houston he now lives and works in Austin. “As a painter, I always try to produce thought provoking images on a variety of subjects; sometimes celebrating beauty, sometimes making visual commentaries on historical events and influential people.”

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1002 W Monroe St • (512) 947-4059 manuel@saavedraart.net

Melissa Grimes Oil painting, porcelain figurines

Visit my studio in my 1889 Victorian home in South Austin, 78704! You’ll see lots of small oil paintings for sale as well as ceramic animal figurines. I specialize in people, figures and nudes. Also find large and small oil paintings from my ongoing "Austin Swimmer" series.

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901 Cumberland Rd • (512) 445-2398 melissa@melissagrimes.com • melissagrimes.com

Marian Haigh guest of Melissa Grimes Porcelain, stoneware

I watch the rhythms and patterns of the natural world and from the four seasons to the almost timeless change of mountain and stone I see shapes and fragments that echo the process of life, death, and rebirth. I seek to express feelings—perhaps longings for strength and beauty, or interpretations of numinous dreams and the desire to explain painful steps I am trying to master.

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901 Cumberland Rd • (512) 477-6112 marian@marianhaigh.com • marianhaigh.com

David Elliott • La Mesa Studio Oil, pen and ink, gesso

I draw with pen and ink on masonite panels and then “erase” some lines with yellow tinted gesso. This open-ended process allows the image to develop in an organic way. It begins with a dog sitting on a chair and ends with a woman dancing with a set of golf clubs. I always try to have fun.

2712 La Mesa Dr • (512) 442-1216 dhelmelliott@gmail.com • davidhelliott.com

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Stefanie Distefano • Flamingo Ranch Studio Ceramics, mosaics

Coffee cups. Plates. Mosaics. Flamingo Ranch is an environment rich in magic and love. The space itself encourages people’s spirits to come alive and be set free. Our homes can be a source of nourishment and inspiration. It is my passion and intention as an artist to facilitate the energy to create this.

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402 El Paso St • (512) 912-1211 stefanie@flamingoranch.com • flamingoranch.com

David Jewell guest of Stefanie Distefano Painting, photography and performance

Circles. Waves. Vibration. Flow. A circle becomes a world or a planet. This manifestation comes from vibrations and waves flowing through intuitive connection with whatever materials are at hand. In a simpler way, I might say, playfully filling circles, with energy, using art supplies.

402 El Paso St • davidjewellpoet.com

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Mike Troy Carved stone, carved wood, cast bronze, terra-cotta, plaster

I try to make things that I enjoy looking at, mostly carved stone and wood. The scale of my work varies from small pendants in jade too much larger outdoor pieces in limestone and marble.

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405 Cumberland Rd • (512) 740-6811 m3troy@yahoo.com

Saul Jerome San Juan Acrylic

I am Filipino and I make paintings of fleeting images of an America that is awkwardly familiar to many, yet tantalizingly exotic to me.

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2606 Wilson #502 • facebook.com/sjesj

Diana Seidel Ceramic

I work primarily with wheel-thrown stoneware, beginning with a controlled form, enhanced with asymmetric design elements. Coil-built and slab vessels balance the thrown pieces. They begin with a looser idea of form that is given definition and precision as they are finished. Layering glazes and stains completes the work. All of the pieces are meant for everyday use in the home.

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709 Fletcher St • (512) 809-6459 diana@dianaseidel.com • dianaseidel.com

Mary Fischer guest of Diana Seidel Clay

The focus of my work is architecture. The buildings started as boxes. Lids became roofs, feet and chimneys appeared and things go on from there, changing from season to season.

709 Fletcher St

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Jim Bob Salazar guest of Diana Seidel Ceramic garden pots

I used to be a part of the daily grind. You know – the alarm clock, the shower, the commute, the day. About a year ago, I left that all behind to be a part of my family. I quit my job, we sold our house and converted an old school bus into alternative housing. We slowly built a studio and the kids’ play area – the place for the new day. I now spend my days making pots and being Dad.

709 Fletcher St • (432) 386-3922 cone10potter@yahoo.com • jimbobsalazar.blogspot.com

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Rory Skagen • Slackerville Painting

Rory Skagen is a studio/mural painter and designer. Rory’s art focuses on bold color, well-crafted compositions, and fun imagery. For more information Rory’s art, please visit roryskagen.com and centraltexasmurals.com.

2209 S 1st St Ste F • (512) 916-9847 rory@bluegenieart.com • roryskagen.com

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Lisa Oppel • Slackerville Installation

False preservations. Protection of history and absence of life. Obsessive collecting. Levitation and fresh flowers.

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2209 S 1st St Ste J • (352) 318-7685 lisa@lisaoppel.com • lisaoppel.com

ARTeSTUDIO Painting, drawing, photography, clothing design, upcycled media

We are a group of artists who share a common space and goal, which is to encourage others to develop their imagination and creativity. We offer bilingual (Spanish) art classes to students of all ages. ARTeSTUDIO shares its workspace with Sadie Loves Kiki & Ruby Pearl clothing companies, which create unique clothing for women and children using upcycled materials.

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2101 S 1st St Ste D • (512) 415-9376 artestudio.taller@gmail.com • artestudioaustin.com

Julie Williams • South Austin Studio Painting, mixed media

The ability to render and view a painting is like listening with one’s eyes. In my new series of work, I explore the macro and micro rhythms of nature by utilizing the elements of form and color. Working with either a limited palette or a multiplicity of color – the paintings explore images that depict harmony, balance and vibration.

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701 W Mary St • (512) 585-6666 juliewill@austin.rr.com • southaustinstudio.com

Ann Seago guest of Julie Williams Oil, pastel

Ann approaches her paintings with an atmospheric sensitivity combining shape, tone, line, and color. The inspiration of her preferred subject matter comes from daily life, particularly in and about Austin, and how she can use that in her paintings to evoke emotion, memories, and identity.

701 W Mary St • (512) 923-2056 ann.b.seago@gmail.com • annseago.com

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Cynthia Bloom guest of Julie Williams Fine jewelry artist

My jewelry features antique, vintage, and modern treasures that I have been collecting for many years – old-world Czech Bohemian glass beads, iridescent glass buttons made from 19th and early 20th century molds, rare Austrian crystals, and beautiful gemstones of unusual character. I infuse these dazzling objets d’art into each unique creation. Shown in stores nationwide for the last 12 years. 701 W Mary St • (512) 779-7737 cindy@cynthiabloom.com • cynthiabloom.com

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Andrew Saldaña • Saldaña Art Studio Acrylic, oil, mixed media

My work focuses mostly on the human figure; I enjoy combining vibrant color and shapes into my art. My work is mainly figurative, but I like exploring with other subjects, I work in a variety of mediums from acrylic to clay board. My work in inspired by the beauty and strength of the human figure, my heritage, family traditions and everything that touches my life.

606 W Annie St • (512) 769-1954 info@andrewsaldana.com • andrewsaldana.com

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Valerie Fowler • Wonder Chamber Studios Oil painting, drawing, illustration

Primarily a painter, I have lately renewed a love affair with drawing – ink, pencil and paper, small, and very large format – including panorama drawings displayed on a scroll designed to be cranked along with musical accompaniment. This “crankie” performance will occur throughout the day during WEST tour hours.

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1211 Ravine Dr • (512) 922-1737 valerie@valeriefowler.com • valeriefowler.com

Heidi Stanfield • Enterscapes Oil, mixed media

My curiosity and multiple interests drive me to explore painting and sculpture. I combine these two processes in much of my work. I explore different bodies of work each year developing a series and then moving on to a new vision. The commonality is the desire to make the viewer want to look longer and see deeper.

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503 Pecan Grove Rd • (512) 925-9688 enterscapes@aol.com • enterscapes.com

A.J. Simon Painting, printmaking, assemblage

I am a painter, printmaker, and assemblage artist. My paintings and prints come from observation and drawing of everyday things such as shoes, boats, and fish. These things are gradually transformed through sketches and drawings into a personal vocabulary of abstract shapes and forms. The assemblages are more instinctive and mysterious as I let the found objects tell me where to place them.

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515 Pecan Grove Rd Apt B • (845) 853-2985 a.j.simonartist@gmail.com • ajsimonartist.com

Greta Olivas Acrylic, mixed media

Abstract art allows me to be free, gives me permission to express instinctively, become immersed in the canvas, paper, paints or whatever medium I decide to work with. Experimenting with materials allows me to stretch the boundaries of my imagination, and to display emotions hidden inside. When my hands discover the paint it’s like magic speaking through me and I am just an instrument. 1114 Fairmount Ave • (512) 573-0821 gretaolivas@gmail.com • gretaolivas.com

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Nellie Slayden • Shady Side Studio Mixed media paintings on canvas

Nellie Slayden is an abstract expressionist painter and jewelrydesigner. She applies oil and/or acrylic paint and natural textural media (kosher salt, earth metals, sand) to medium to large scale canvas. Organic studies include abstract expressionist landscapes, seascapes, still lives and evocative portraits, inspired by Rothko, Newman, Tobey, and Pollock.

3448 Willowrun Dr • (512) 663-5700 nellieslayden@gmail.com • nellieslayden.com

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Leslie Filip • SoCo Industrial Arts Studios Wood, metals, CNC laser

SoCo Industrial Ar ts Studios uses CNC routing, 3D printing, laser cutting and engraving, vinyl cutting, wide format printing, and other production methods and processes to enhance our work or yours. We also offer supplies to the ar t community including custom floater frames, stretcher frames, and ar t panels of all kinds. Studios are currently available and commissions are accepted. 209 E Ben White Blvd #106 • (512) 442-4208 lfilip@mac.com • socoia.com

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Vincent Martinez • Bust House SoCo Industrial Arts Studios Oil

Lately I have been exploring bad ideas as a form of meditation. So far my obsessions with nostalgic imagery just so happened to relate to a recent spiritual experience I was having while reading a book by Yogi Ramacharaka. It also gave me the title for a new painting, The flower that blooms in the silence that follows the storm.

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209 E Ben White Blvd #106 • (361) 652-3766 emceeeats@hotmail.com • rapandpaint.com

Daniel Lewis Garcia • SoCo Industrial Arts Digital fabrication

At the intersection of machines, materials and thoughts is where you will find me. I will be working on something.

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209 E Ben White Blvd #106 daniellewisgarcia@gmail.com • daniellewisgarcia.com

John Raymond guest of Daniel Lewis Garcia Photography

I am an Austin-based photographer with a particular interest in candid photography, often referred to as street photography. I use the phrase “The visual poetry of the mundane” to describe my work. At WEST, designer/ builder Daniel Lewis Garcia and I are experimenting with digital fabrication to reimagine my photo Woman with Ice Cream in three dimensions.

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209 E Ben White Blvd #106 • (512) 522-4778 contact@seeinto.us • seeinto.us

Sanctuary • Sanctuary Print Shop Design, print, production

Sanctuary specializes in screen-printing apparel and paper goods, graphic design, letterpress printing, event production, staging, and on-site event screen printing. Sanctuary embraces and incorporates all styles of design in their work, from street art to fine art and everything in between. Visit their South Congress shop and let them take care of all your design, printing, and production needs! 4201 S Congress Ave #317 • (512) 535-1343 hello@sanctuaryprintshop.com • sanctuaryprintshop.com

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Courtney Gray • Creative Side Jewelry Academy of Austin Jewelry, metal, stone, sculpture

Inspiration meets creation at Creative Side Jewelry Academy, a premier jewelry and metalsmithing school in Austin. The director, Courtney Gray, is a professional jewelry designer and a master jeweler in the Creative Side Collective. She brings your creative jewelry vision to life through her own custom work, by connecting you with an artist in the collective, or by inspiring you with the right class. 321 W Ben White Blvd #204 • (512) 799-0731 info@creativeside.org • creativeside.org

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407 Radam Woodworking, furniture, sculpture, wall art

We are a group of craftsmen that utilize this shop space to create both our individual and collaborative works. We have a range of pieces showcased: finely crafted furniture, sculptures, and custom wood instruments.

407 Radam Ln Bldg D • (512) 912-9587 ben.honeawoodworks@gmail.com

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Nathan Hamilton Mixed media

As a cabinet maker much of my work is about chasing away the flaws. As an artist I embrace them. Using many of the same materials (hardwoods, veneered ply), I intentionally mar the finished surfaces by gouging or burning. I then inlay resin, paint, silver and more. I enjoy that point where destruction and creation are happening simultaneously.

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4614 Jinx Ave • (512) 771-4344 irondust@aol.com • nathanhamilton.com

Sarah Bork Photography, fused plastic

Ever eager to explore, this year I have two new projects: "Quilts & Vessels" looks at ways ordinary plastic bags of different textures and weights can be fused and sewn to make beautiful and sometimes useful items. "Graffiti Wisdom" explores personal expressions found on the inside walls of public bathrooms that when reinterpreted take on new and sometimes profound layers of meaning.

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4614 Jinx Ave • (512) 771-2865 sjbork@aol.com • sarahborkhamilton.com

John Parkinson guest of Nathan Hamilton & Sarah Bork Wood

I strive to build functional custom furniture pieces with clean elegant lines, incorporating quiet details and accents to enhance visual vitality. The work of cabinet making designing, joining and finishing of a piece has always appealed to me. The process demands the use of both the hands and mind.

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4614 Jinx Ave • (512) 924-0609

john@johnparkinsonfurniture.com • johnparkinsonfurniture.com

Lauren Jaben guest of Nathan Hamilton & Sarah Bork Mixed media, collage

I use found papers to create collage. For the most part I do not purchase materials, rather I use what I find around me. In this way, my work reflects my day to day serendipity. I work intuitively, letting the image unfold as I go. I meditate on simple themes of color, pattern, and movement. Sometimes I tell a story, others I merely portray a mood.

4614 Jinx Ave • (512) 771-0298 lpjaben@sbcglobal.net

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Kyle Gross • Stones Throw Studio Silver, gold, other metals

As a jewelry designer I strive to create pieces that capture the simple elegance that I see in nature by incorporating its natural textures, motifs and designs into my work and then fusing them with geometric shapes. Textures are hammered or roller milled onto the metal to give the pieces their unique look, and interesting stones are incorporated to bring their innate beauty into the design.

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5247 Meadow Creek Dr • (512) 217-3455 kyle@stonesthrowjewelry.com • stonesthrowjewelry.com

Dameon Lester Handmade paper, various wire, yarn

A repeated pattern directs a work of art. As in nature, the art’s evolution is determined by how this pattern progresses within the restrictions of a particular process, material, and space. Through this method, the art often portrays awkward relationships, which reveal a strangely innate beauty and peculiarity in the misguided reinterpretations of nature and our disassociated culture.

1408 Salem Meadow Cir • (323) 620-5375 hello.dameonlester@gmail.com • dameonlester.com

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Shannon Faseler guest of Dameon Lester Oils, charcoal

I see the visual world without preconceptions and through my work I hope to encourage others to do the same. Recently, my work has included mixed media stop motion animation projected onto detailed hand painted toile wallpaper, charcoal and pencil drawing on various supports and oil paintings.

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1408 Salem Meadow Cir • (949) 933-7104 sfaseler@gmail.com • shannonfaseler.com

Michael Matias Velasquez Clay

Henri Matisse said, “Creativity takes courage.” Courage to over come the fear of creating something with confidence. With art, the challenge of creating something from your imagination and making it a reality gives you this great feeling of achievement. I fell in love with clay because of the idea that you can take something simple such as a ball of clay, then make something personal such as mug.

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6704 A Deatonhill Dr • (325) 660-2552 mmv1113@gmail.com • facebook.com/mmvceramics

Cat Quintanilla

Stone Carver Cat’s Carving Compound and Sculpture Garden Stone

An intriguing stone carving studio and sculpture garden perched along a greenbelt. See fascinating large sculptures carved of sustainable natural limestone and luscious contemporary carvings in colorful alabasters and marbles from around the world. “Art is an opportunity for a shared human experience and is a celebration of the playful, universal and historical appeal of “all things beautiful."

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43 Pillow Rd • (512) 788-1862 stonecarvercat@gmail.com • stonecarvercat.com

EXHIBITIONS WEST SUBTERRANE: Segment 4: Prae Se Ferre

West Austin Studio Tour Group Exhibition 407 RADAM • Lena Adeline • Larry Akers • ARTeSTUDIO • Bryan Azevedo • Scott Baltisberger • Mary Barminski Johnson • Rebecca Bennett • Kim Bernson • Sarah Bork Melissa Borrell • Jake Bryer • Debbie Buie • Neena Buxani • William Cauthern • Chris Chappell • D. Childress • Malina Cipleu • Raquel Cordon • Greg Davis • Tom Delaney Faustinus Deraet • Paige DeShong • Casey Diebold • Stefanie Distefano • Valentina Dorsa • Anne Ducote • Ian Duncan • Herman Dyal • Lisa Eisenbrey • David Elliott David Everett • Pat Falconer • Selena Fara • Mary Fischer • Julie Fritz • Denise Fulton Daniel Lewis Garcia • Larry Goode • Larry Graeber • Courtney Gray • Christina GreenMartinez • Kyle Gross • Marian Haigh • Carol Hayman • Ruth Heffron • Adreon Henry Melanie Hickerson • Cynthia Holland • Erin Hood • Swava Pearl Hooks • Christopher Hynes • Ink Tank • Lauren Jaben • Beth Jackson • Kelsey Jenkinson • David Jewell Mark Johnson • Dwain Kelley • Melissa Knight • Jan Knox • Padaric Kolander • Craig Kolavo • Negina Kolesar • Julie Konvicka • John Kuehne • La Peña • Eve Larson • Laura Latimer • Luv Lee • Kafka Lenton • Dameon Lester • Norah Levine • Lori Linder • Andrea Loomis • Lucy MacQueen • Steven Maddox • Chalda Maloff • Karen Maness • Ruby Martin • Maria Martin • Vincent Martinez • Eileen McKeon Butt • Pat Meheriuk • Paul Meyer • Maggi Miller • Connie Miller • Modplexi • Pat Molina • Marjorie Moore • Roy Moore • Jack Murphy • Manik Nakra • Marilyn Rea Nasky • Clyde O'Dell • R. J. Oehler Karen Offutt • Greta Olivas • Lisa Oppel • Emily Painton • Gina Gwen Palacios Palri Pema Od Ling • Cameron Petri • Jeanne Philquist • Katie Rose Pipkin • Deborah Poisot Ruthie Powers • Cat Quintanilla • Roxanne Rathge • John Raymond • Priscilla Robinson Rita Marie Ross • Manuel Saavedra • Janna Sammon • Saul Jerome San Juan Sanctuary Printshop • Yolanda Santoyo • Shakti Sarkin • Clint Sawin • Alli Schukar Amy Scofield • Ryan Scott-Nairns • Ann Seago • Diana Seidel • A.J. Simon • Jim Sipowicz • Nellie Slayden • Terri St.Arnauld & Frank Yezer • Heidi Stanfield • Philip Sterzing • Elizabeth Stettler • Patricia Strong • Laura Sturtz • Dianne Talley • Mike Troy W. Tucker • Madelon Umlauf • Rick Van Dyke • Michael Velasquez • Eric Verret Marcy Villafaña • Emilio Villarruel • Felipe Villela • Phillip Wade • Valerie Walden • Ward Walker Hallie Rae Ward • Croix Williamson • Ellen Willis • Jon Windham • Amanda Wood Mary Yznaga • Kristie Zamrazil • Sharon Zeugin

6406 N IH-35, Suite 2850A • (512) 939-6665 west@bigmedium.org • west.bigmedium.org

Austin Public Library: North Village Branch Oil Paintings: Emily Painton

Emily Painton, a painter who currently lives in Austin, Texas, earned a BFA in Art History and Photography at OU and an MA in Art History from Tulane University. She works predominately in oils, painting her favorite things, such as spectacular events like Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Day of the Dead parades in Austin and Christmas markets in Rome, as well as everyday scenes of cities she loves.

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2505 Steck Ave • (512) 707-9976 emily@paintongallery.com • paintongallery.com

Austin ArtSpace WEST Exhibit

Join us on the tour for the “WEST Exhibit" with live music and innovative art at Austin ArtSpace – a creative hub where established and emerging artists come together to create, collaborate and present their work. With ten artistsin-residence, and rotating juried shows, Austin ArtSpace is a one-of-a-kind, eclectic gallery co-op featuring impressive local art at affordable prices.

7739 Northcross Dr Ste Q • kelli@avaaonline.org austinartspace.com

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Eileen McKeon Butt Austin ArtSpace

My work is a celebration of life as a right brained person. In this non-linear life, it often seems that time is on a different scale. It is also a reflective way of existence: everything is connected, and I want to find out how. I invite viewers into a different visual world, where reality might seem slightly skewed, but where in the end everything ultimately makes sense.

7739 Northcross Dr Ste Q • (512) 771-2868 eileen@eileenmckeonbutt.com • eileenmckeonbutt.com

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Gina Gwen Palacios Austin ArtSpace

Sprawling landscapes and lonely cemeteries fill my canvases. I create imagery that believably references reality and in doing so I have begun to invoke my own symbolic language. I paint looking to explore, understand, and share the significance of these themes that resonate within me. I’m driven to create work that is readableand evocative while also being open to exploring color, mark and gesture. 7739 Northcross Dr Ste Q • (512) 350-7886 ginagwen@gmail.com • ginagwen.com

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Josh Henslee Austin ArtSpace

Three photographs exploring some traditional still life themes using relatively small objects and old magazine covers and bits and pieces from before the turn of the century, loosely composed to reflect loss and remnants – things left behind – choses restantes après.

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7739 Northcross Dr Ste Q • austinartspace.com

Katie Ryan Austin ArtSpace

I work mainly in watercolor and acrylics, in a style that is both surreal and illustrative. My images deal with the intersections of anxiety, memories, travel, nature, and bravery. My work acts as a filter for my feelings and experiences as an adult manifested through a nostalgia for the old fairytale illustrations and picture books of my childhood.

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7739 Northcross Dr Ste Q • (608) 516-6895

katieryanartwork@gmail.com • katieryanillustration.carbonmade.com

Maggi Miller Austin ArtSpace

I make my own paper, which I use to create collages, some of which are pictorial and some of which are abstract. The concept of an artist “freeing” a sculpture from a piece of marble has long intrigued me. It informs my work. My images are two-dimensional, but the varying textures of the paper create a mysterious three-dimensional tension that leads viewers to want to explore by touching.

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7739 Northcross Dr Ste Q • (512) 899-0053 maggi@maggimiller.com • maggimiller.com

Austin Public Library: Recycled Reads Felipe Villela

We carry these little computers with us where ever we go. I wanted to take advantage of that and at the same time fill the need in my life to make something. These constructs are the result. Each is a study of shape, color and light.

5335 Burnet Rd • (512) 323-5123 flpvillela@gmail.com • geomextures.tumblr.com

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Images of Central Texas and The West MotoReady Workshop and Gallery

The MotoReady Workshop and Gallery is a working Ducati shop where we feature the photography of local artists.

1800 West Koenig Ln • (512) 636-3554 motoready1@gmail.com • motoready.com

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C.O.R.E. Studios and the beginning, infancy stage

C.O.R.E. Studios is excited to make its debut in the West Austin Studio Tour. This stop will feature several unique artists with a wide range of mediums and styles, from contour paintings and portraits to leather accessories and reclaimed art. Featured artists will include Luv Lee, Richard Lee James, and Adventum.

6601 Shirley Ave

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Tibetan Buddhist Art Palri Pema Od Ling

Richly colored paintings in traditional brocade frames and glittering golden statues create a feast for the eyes and spirit at Palri Pema Od Ling, a Tibetan Buddhist Temple. Our special display for the studio tour is complemented by printed materials explaining the ar t and congenial guides to answer your questions.

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605 E 45th St • palri.austin@gmail.com • palri.org

Tom Delaney • Studio Cygnet Fine Photography Palri Pema Od Ling

Why Studio Cygnet? It’s a reference to that story about the ugly duckling that turns out to be a beautiful swan. The ducks couldn’t recognize the beauty because they were – well – ducks, instead of cygnets. The moral of that story is the inspiration for my photography: there is beauty in all things – we just may need to change who we are to be allowed to appreciate it!

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605 E 45th St • (512) 796-4449 studiocygnet@earthlink.net • studiocygnet.com

Hyde Park Six The Montessori Center

An exhibition of oil paintings, acrylic, drawings, photography and Raku as well as stoneware ceramics with artists Connie Miller, Herb Long, Melanie Hickerson, Kathi Herrin, Debbie Buie, and Aaron Bir at the Montessori Center grounds in Historic Hyde Park.

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4108 Avenue H • (512) 835-6115 buiestudios@gmail.com

Debbie Buie • Hyde Park Six The Montessori Center

Ar t is something that has always been a par t of my life and it is quite unimaginable to me to have a world without ar t. It is my passion and the place where I can feel dreams coming true. My ar t is abstract and influenced by nature……..letting the viewer bring their own ideas and interpretations to the ar t.

4108 Avenue H • buiestudios@gmail.com debbiebuie.com

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Melanie Hickerson • Hyde Park Six The Montessori Center

I am painting a cinder block wall and a doll. I have done over 100 paintings with the cinder blocks. The idea of wall or the blocks as both barrier and security is like my feelings about my family. The doll is probably mostly me...or sometimes my Mom. I like having a family. They drive me crazy but it is also very interesting.

4108 Avenue H • mellypaint.blogspot.com

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Connie Miller • Hyde Park Six The Montessori Center

I paint landscapes and abstracts and abstract landscapes! I see the abstract elements in nature as perfect subject matter for paintings. The rhythm and flow, the colors, the patterns of light and dark, the textures, even the sounds in Nature inform my work. My impasto palette knife work creates dimension, energy, and a lyrical quality as my sweeping gestures describe the forms, movement and light. 4108 Avenue H • (512) 785-6198 crockito@aol.com • conniemiller.net

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Adreon Henry: The Reflection Bends medicalARTS

A new body of work presented in a surreal setting, including soundscape and installation collaborations with Jen Bradley. The exhibition challenges the observer’s perception of self, orientation, and view of the world, in both the realistic and abstract sense. On view during the West Austin Studio Tour and by appointment through June. Sponsored by Dr. Robert Cantu.

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2911 Medical Arts Sq #13 • (512) 627-8284 adreon@adreonhenry.com • adreonhenry.com

Julie Fritz Blackbird and Henry

This new restaurant is showcasing large abstract landscapes by Julie Fritz. Julie applies at least 20 layers of oil and cold wax, then scrapes back to the essence of Texas. Come by and see new paintings and taste new hospitality!

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3016 Guadalupe St • (804) 317-8849 juliefritz8@gmail.com • juliefritz.com

Ink Tank Yard Sale Yin Yang House

****HUGE YARD SALE BLOWOUT***Two Weekends***Everything Priced to Sell**** Items to be sold: posters, sculptures, functional & aesthetic objects, apparel, oeuvres, and so much more. $$$ or Trade. ***NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED*** BUY MORE AND GET DISCOUNT. Own a piece of ATX’s artistic legacy. NEW & USED! Come early***Stay late!! Do not email there is no internet service at the house.

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906 W 31st St • (540) 847-6209 inktankemail@inktankwebsite.com • inktankwebsite.com

University Co-op Materials Lab: UTSoA Material Exploration

Students at the School of Architecture share material investigations that mix high-tech methods of computer-generated form and CNC fabrication with more traditional methods of making. The exhibition is held at the Materials Lab, which comprises an ever-expanding, circulating collection of 28,000+ material samples, classrooms, and a 400 sq ft exhibition space.

310 Inner Campus Dr, West Mall Bldg 3.102 materialslab@austin.utexas.edu • soa.utexas.edu/matlab

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University Baptist Church Art Gallery Exhibiting Artist Show

The UBC Gallery is proud to present "Exhibiting Artist Show", a wonderful mixture of painting, mixed media, encaustic, and photography of all the new and emerging artists who have shown in our gallery in the last year, or will be showing in 2014.

2130 Guadalupe St • (512) 478-8559 staff@ubcaustin.org • ubcaustin.org

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Trespassing: Kafka Lenton Hotel Ella

My name isn’t Kafka by the way. And yes it takes a long time to make these paintings. And yeah I sell my work too cheap. I hear those two things a lot. Only in the art world do people say things are too cheap. I actually promised I would be quiet this year with my artistic statement. I thought I took it too far with my last EAST statement. People said I did. Maybe I did, I don’t know.

1900 Rio Grande St • (323) 317-5380 kafkalenton@yahoo.com • kafkalenton.org

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May 3 – August 31, 2014 A Secret Affair: Selections from the Fuhrman Family Collection

Matthew Barney, Louise Bourgeois, Maurizio Cattelan, Katharina Fritsch, Robert Gober, Felix GonzalezTorres, Subodh Gupta, David Hammons, Jim Hodges, Anish Kapoor, Jim Lambie, Ron Mueck, Juan Muñoz, Marc Quinn, Charles Ray, Thomas Schütte, Yinka Shonibare MBE, Kiki Smith, Gillian Wearing

Jones Center and Laguna Gloria

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thecontemporaryaustin.org Director’s Circle: Michael and Jeanne Klein, Suzanne Deal Booth and David G. Booth, Michael A. Chesser, Johnna and Stephen Jones, The Still Water Foundation, Melba and Ted Whatley, Anonymous 2014 Exhibition Sponsors: Deborah Green and Clayton Aynesworth, Susan and Richard Marcus, Jane Schweppe, Diane Land and Steve Adler, Sue Ellen Stavrand and John Harcourt, Don Mullins, Amanda and Brad Nelsen, Pedernales Cellars, Gail and Rodney Susholtz, Lora Reynolds and Quincy Lee, Janet and Wilson G. Allen, Shalini Ramanathan and Chris Tomlinson, Teresa and Darrell Windham, Austin Ventures, Oxford Commercial, Vinson & Elkins LLP, Lindsey and Mark Hanna Additional Support Generously Provided By: ACL Live at The Moody Theater, Pedernales Cellars, Luxe Interiors + Design, The Texas Tribune, Hotel Saint Cecilia, Hotel San Jose, W Austin, Four Seasons Hotel Austin, InterContinental Stephen F. Austin Hotel, The Austin Chronicle, KUT/KUTX

This project is funded and supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and in part by the City of Austin Economic Growth & Redevelopment Services Office/Cultural Arts Division believing an investment in the Arts is an investment in Austin’s future. Visit Austin at NowPlayingAustin.com.

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Trespassing: Jon Windham Hotel Ella

Storytelling. It always comes back to wanting to tell a story of some kind. Or better yet, to make a story happen in the head of the person who is looking at the work. Stories are among the most graceful and crucial ways that we learn, teach and become close to one another. Medium, composition, size, technique, ethos, light and dark... all of these things are employed in service to the story.

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1900 Rio Grande St • (512) 554-9078 jon@jonwindham.com • jonwindham.com

Trespassing: Mark Johnson Hotel Ella

In these works I invade the viewers space with fragmented conversations. The lost paragraphs meanings find their way to the surface through similar relationships between letters, drawings, color and texture. I try to observe events, human interactions, and personal perspectives to become more conscious of my own emotional responses and to find metaphors for experience.

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1900 Rio Grande St • iammarkjohnson.com

Trespassing: Matt Lankes Hotel Ella

Matt Lankes photographs people and places...

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1900 Rio Grande St • (512) 789-7448 mattlankes@mac.com • mattlankes.com

Trespassing: Charles Umlauf Hotel Ella

Charles Julius Umlauf was born in South Haven, Michigan in 1911. During his career, Umlauf was awarded nearly every professional award, including both a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Ford Foundation Grant. Umlauf’s work can be seen in public collections and museums across the United States, including the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. and the Metropolitan Museum in New York City.

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1900 Rio Grande St • (512) 478-4440 info@russell-collection.com • russell-collection.com

Trespassing: Maxine Price Hotel Ella

Maxine Price works in oils applied with palette knife and prefers to work in series. Price is a self-described “layerist” using thick, substantial applications of pigment skillfully laid on top of under-layers of color that peep through intentional openings left in the surface. Price received her BFA degree in Art from the University of Texas at Austin.

1900 Rio Grande St • (512) 478-4440 info@russell-collection.com • russell-collection.com

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Women & Their Work Optic Verve: Leslie Wilkes

Leslie Wilkes’s geometric paintings are initially based on graphic design patterns from the 1960’s. Her use of symmetrical arrangements and unexpected color combinations create simulations of kaleidoscopic Rorschach blots. Wilkes’s paintings challenge viewers’ visual consciousness and perceptions with her complex and arresting imagery.

1710 Lavaca St • (512) 477-1064 info@womenandtheirwork.org • womenandtheirwork.org

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The Haskell House Dana Ellinger, Carl Marshall, David Martinez, and Katie Rose Pipkin

Artists Dana Ellinger (earthworks and paintings), Carl Marshall (outsider illustration), David Martinez (folk painting), and Katie Rose Pipkin (drawings) are tied together by a shared family history stemming from an activist home in the West Austin neighborhood of Tarrytown. They are hosted by the Hezikiah Haskell House, which stands as a reminder of Clarksville’s historic and cultural roots.

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1705 Waterston Ave • historicclarksville.org

Artworks Gallery Compass: Four directions in painting

Artworks Gallery will be showcasing unique takes on painting in new work by four local artists: Enid Wood, Lucy MacQueen, Su Allen, and Pam Lee.

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1214 W 6th St • (512) 472-1550 artworkswestend@gmail.com • artworksaustin.com

Lucy MacQueen • Compass: Four directions in painting Artworks Gallery

Artworks Gallery will be showcasing four artists that take very different approaches to make their work.

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1214 W 6th St • (512) 472-1550 artworkswestend@gmail.com • artworksaustin.com

Su Allen • Compass: Four directions in painting Artworks Gallery

For me, painting is a physical activity of body and mind, the manipulative process of medium layer over layer, techniques learned and accidental, conscious and subconscious imaginary thoughts playing against one another is a never ending struggle. And, I love it.

1214 W 6th St • (512) 666-5102 suallen1234@gmail.com • suallen.com

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Capital Fine Art TEXAS WELL DONE

Capital Fine Art specializes in prominent contemporary artists and important estate pieces. Including: Texas Hill Country, Western, Impressionist, still life, sculpture and Ulla Darni reverse painted chandeliers, lanterns and night lights.

1214 W 6th St #105 • (512) 628-1214 info@capitalfineart.com • capitalfineart.com

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Valerie Walden: Plein Air Artist Capital Fine Art

In addition to my landscapes and seascapes, the current exhibit includes several birds in a natural setting. The birds are drawn in a painterly way, with an emphasis on color and expression.

1214 W 6th St #105 • (512) 970-1900 val@waldenart.com • waldenart.com

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Wally Workman Gallery Andy Dixon

Established in 1980, the Wally Workman Gallery specializes in emerging and collected talent. The gallery has two stories of exhibition space where one can view the 53 ar tists currently represented. In the front exhibition rooms, the gallery features the work of Andy Dixon. Dixon contrasts refined subject matter with a coarse application of materials, exploring the relationship of ar t and luxury.

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1202 W 6th St • (512) 472-7428 rachel@wallyworkman.com • wallyworkmangallery.com

Davis Gallery Second Nature: New work by David Everett and Billy Hassell

Established in 1979, Davis Gallery has been showcasing work by emerging and mid career artists for 35 years. On view from April 12th through May 24th is an exhibition of new works by sculptor David Everett, and painter and print maker Billy Hassell. This show will feature new and continuing works by both artists including mahogany sculptures, lithographs, paintings, drawings, and bronze sculptures.

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837 W 12th St • (512) 477-4929 davisgalleryaustin.com

Austin Community College Art Gallery Independent Visions: Former Faculty Umlauf, Walker, Clements

The ACC Rio Grande Campus Art Gallery features works by former art faculty, Ward Walker, Madelon Umlauf and Carmen Clements. Landscapes and life stories inspire Clements with her colorful paintings, while Walker’s prints give meaning to memory through humor, and Umlauf’s paintings try to speak for themselves. Also on site, ACC student art sale, interactive mural painting and much more!

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1218 West Ave • (512) 223-3250 jisaacso@austincc.edu • austincc.edu/art

Marcy Ann Villafaña Austin Community College

Marcy is a self taught artist from Southern California, currently residing in central Texas. Currently showing one of a kind figurative drawings (graphite, pastel, conte, and charcoal), paintings (mixed media, acrylic, pastel and watercolor), and hand made paper on paper portraits. Refining her skills by taking some figure drawing, painting, and design classes at ACC!

1218 West Ave • (512) 619-8911 marcy@marcy.net • villafanaart.com

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Gallery at The Old Bakery & Emporium Austin Encaustic presents “A Common Thread”

The Old Bakery & Emporium is a charming, historic building in the hear t of downtown. The Ar t Gallery at The Old Bakery & Emporium features some of Austin’s most accomplished fine ar tists and gallery level works of painting and sculpture. Free parking available along the side and rear of building, off 10th Street. 1006 Congress Ave • (512) 477-5961 tammy.nobles@austintx.gov austintx.gov/department/old-bakery-and-emporium

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LOOK WEST | Rebecca Bennett dwg. Urban Landscape Architecture

LOOK WEST | Rebecca Bennett and Karen Maness, an exhibition of newly created, landscape inspired, paintings in the beautiful downtown Austin office of dwg., an award winning landscape architectural firm.

912 B Congress Ave • (512) 923-0158 becky_bennett@swbell.net • rebeccabennettartworks.com

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LOOK WEST | Karen Maness dwg. Urban Landscape Architecture

Land Inspired Works – giving way to nature; an ode to destruction and regeneration. Maness’ twenty-year career in the theatre has profoundly affected her instincts and practice as a studio artist, reminding her time and again of the palpable, dynamic, spatial interplay between character and environment. Maness is the principal artist and founder of RUST RED STUDIO.

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912 B Congress Ave • (512) 799-7528 kmaness@78702.com • karenmaness.com

Co-Lab N Space Peppermint Doorstop

Peppermint Doorstop is document to events that happen out of the public eye. A collection of stolen moments that can only be attained by certain levels of access and timing. The exhibition consists of photography, video, sculpture and mixed media.

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905 Congress Ave • (512) 300-8217 info@co-labprojects.org • co-labprojects.org

Sanctuary at Preacher Upward Spiral

Sanctuary at Preacher is a designated exhibition space for promoting and preserving the creative culture in Austin, Texas.

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119 W 8th St • (512) 560-2080

Two Generations IEI Austin Art @ the Graeber Residence

Larry Graeber’s recent oil paintings are featured for WEST in an exhibition entitled “Two Generations.” Larry is a Texas painter and sculptor who is familiar with regional and international trends. In his own words: “I like to imagine that my curiosity towards painting and sculpture results in coherent artifacts of integrity that are intuitively accessible.”

410 E 6th St • (713) 294-6535 rhonda@ieiaustin.com • ieiaustin.com

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Oxidize Metal Art Gallery Current Trends in Local Austin Metal Art

Oxidize Metal Art Gallery is a permanent display space for Austin metal artists. We are currently showcasing jewelry by Hope Biba, Elizabeth Boswell, Gretchen von Eberstein, Kyle Gross, Jen Moulton, Karen O’Brien, Denise & Diana Steinhagen, Lacy Weyler and Tanya White as well as mixed media works by Heather Harris.

305 E 5th St Ste B • (512) 379-7039 oxidizegallery@gmail.com • oxidizegallery.com

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Mexic-Arte Museum Illustrating Anarchy and Revolution

This survey exhibition reflects on the anarchist legacies of Mexico’s Flores Magón brothers. The displayed works range from Mexican anarchist newspapers to conceptual sociopolitical art and ephemera referencing social, agrarian, and labor movements of the 20th and 21st centuries.

419 Congress Ave • (512) 480-9373 info@mexic-artemuseum.org • mexic-artemuseum.org

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Ink Tank Vending Machine • Art Alliance WEST weekends, 11am-6pm

A soda vending machine will be rigged up to play audio clips recorded around and indicative of Austin’s cultural landscape. The vending machine will also function as a community bulletin board with cork panels installed on the sides to allow for flyers/posters. This project is presented by Art Alliance Austin and made possible in part by a grant from the Downtown Austin Alliance.

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Republic Square Park • 422 Guadalupe St • (540) 847-6209 inktankemail@inktankwebsite.com • inktankwebsite.com

Austin Artists Network Group Show: WEST 2014 Halcyon Austin

Halcyon Austin is proud to host Austin Ar tists Network juried ar t show for WEST. Our ar tists: Helen Buck, Kelly Marshall, Stephanie Estrin, Holly Singer, Chaz Chapot, Judith Miller, Russ Block, Michael Wilson, Kristi Lippincott, Cyrus Wolfe, Hillary Powers, Rober t McAr thur, Vanessa Henize, Brenda Reagan Armistead, Linda Logan, Kathi Herrin, Matchi, Matthew Warren, Kristina Faji.

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218 W 4th St • (512) 825-3261 • tricktop@gmail.com

La Peña Healers, Potters, Painters, and Photographers

Texas local artists will be exhibiting their work, among them are Verónica Castillo, Liliana Wilson, Peter Ortiz, Carlos Lowry, John Cruz, Cecilia Colomé, Laurence Denis and others. Artists at La Peña will give public lectures about their work and invite the audience for conversations about art.

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227 Congress Ave • (512) 477-6007 lapena227@gmail.com • lapena-austin.org

Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum Margo Sawyer: 4 site-specific installations

To encourage the understanding and appreciation of sculpture, the Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum exhibits the work of Charles Umlauf and other contemporary sculptors in a natural setting.

605 Robert E Lee Rd • (512) 445-5582 programs@umlaufsculpture.org • umlaufsculpture.org

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Holland Photo Imaging WEST 2014

Holland Photo Imaging presents its first juried exhibition featuring a variety of local and contemporary artists.

1700 S Lamar Blvd #327 • (512) 442-4274 hollandphotobrian@gmail.com • hollandphoto.com

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Zilker Exhibition Zilker Elementary

Artists at Zilker Exhibitions include Monica Boulton, Claudia Montero, Miguel Santana, Susan Slattery, Daniel Taylor, Paige Deshong, Andrea-Fiore Ewen, Chris DiRaddo, Lisa Winningham, Jamie Pettit and Jenn Hassin, formed as parents, teachers and staff at Zilker Elementary. Food trucks, live music, local artists and lots of fun make for a great family friendly stop on your West Austin Studio Tour. 1900 Blue Bonnet Ln facebook.com/pages/Friends-of-Zilker-Elementary/317216521625821

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Opening May 17, 6-9 pm Art Affair Gallery 107 RR 620 South Lakeway, Texas 3.6 miles past the dam, in the Liberty Center lawrencejolly.com 512.517.8733

Austin Art Garage Artist Group Show

For nearly seven years Austin Art Garage has been showcasing local emerging artists and providing new and seasoned collectors an accessible assortment of handcrafted attainable artwork. Whether you’re looking for a gift, or the first significant art piece for a new home, you have the chance to invest in a local artist early in their career and be a part of their journey.

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2200 S Lamar Blvd Ste J • (512) 351-5934 art@austinartgarage.com • austinartgarage.com

Jake Bryer Austin Art Garage

Jake Bryer is a composite photographer and the co-founder of Austin Art Garage, a gallery for local emerging artists. Bryer’s art starts with a base image and then he takes close-up photographs of textures and clouds. These texture photographs are then cut up and layered digitally over the main image to create depth and a painterly effect. All photographs are taken by Bryer with his Canon 6d.

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2200 S Lamar Blvd Ste J • (512) 585-6780 jake@austinartgarage.com austinartgarage.com/collections/jake-bryer

Kelsey Jenkinson: Of bears and honey Austin Art Garage

The bear has been used as a symbol for rebirth for millennia, so have bees been used as a symbol for the eternal and the divine. In the Aegean and in the Ancient Near East, bees were thought to be a holy insect that was the bridge from the natural world to the underworld. By placing honeybees within the bears, I illustrate the eternal forces that exist within the temporary body.

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2200 S Lamar Blvd Ste J • (816) 813-6383 kelseyjenkinsonart@gmail.com • kelseyjenkinson.com

Ellen Hunt Austin Art Garage

Hunt Design Jewelry is created with three basic ideas: designs inspired by nature; ancient techniques using modern tools and uncommon attention to detail; and custom designs for individuals and organizations. Each piece is inspired and handcrafted and appeals to customers who have an appreciation for the beauty of nature, the effor t of hand work and delight in design and ar t. 2200 S Lamar Blvd Ste J • (512) 527-4239 ephainc@gmail.com • huntdesignjewelry.com

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Provident Texans Mockingbird Domestics

Mockingbird Domestics is a retail store in Austin that offers fine crafted, modern classic home furnishings and art made locally. The store is a curated collection from Texas along with unique vintage items.

2151 S Lamar Blvd • (512) 677-4004 info@mockingbirddomestics.com mockingbirddomestics.com

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Cynthia Holland Mockingbird Domestics

My work is inspired by nature, up close. In each of my paintings, you will find textured surfaces, fine details, high quality acrylics mixed and applied in my own unique style and I hope, a sense of heart and soul. Fine art and beautiful living go hand in hand.

2151 S Lamar Blvd • (512) 269-8308 cynthiaholland@earthlink.net • redbudbliss.com

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D. Childress Mockingbird Domestics

D. Childress knew from an early age that he wanted to be an artist. As a first-grader looking at a copy of Gainsborough’s “Blue Boy” hanging in his school, D. decided, “That’s what I want to do.” For his subject matter, he turned to his Cherokee great-grandfather and scenes of the Old West. His work can be seen at Mockingbird Domestics in Austin.

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2151 S Lamar Blvd • (512) 677-4004 dchildressgallery.webs.com

Elizabeth Stettler Woodcut Printing Demo Mockingbird Domestics

Elizabeth Stettler is an artist living and working in Austin. She specializes in hand printed woodcuts because she loves that you don’t need any special equipment or a large studio to make them. Inspired by science and nature, her detailed work comes to life in stark black and white. Come watch her demonstrate cutting and printing in this unique medium.

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2151 S Lamar Blvd • lizstettler@gmail.com etsy.com/shop/librarianartist

Melissa Knight Mockingbird Domestics

I make batik fabric collage art. Batik is a wax resist dyeing technique traditionally used for making designs on fabric. I make colorful & vibrant fabric to create whimsical collage designs. There are many surprises in batik – crackles and layers of colors emerge in the wax-dye process. The surprises often guide the artistic process for me. I am happy to be a guest artist at Mockingbird Domestics.

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2151 S Lamar Blvd • (512) 677-4004 melissa@batikbydesign.com • batikbydesign.com

Norah Levine Mockingbird Domestics

Working with encaustic and photography allows me to reconnect with a childlike curiosity, to be fully present and experience joy in process. I am influenced by fond memories of children’s stories and their characters, by the many animals in my life – both personally and professionally – and by the simple beauty I continue to learn to recognize and appreciate in my every day life.

2151 S Lamar Blvd • (512) 524-7928 info@norahlevinephotography.com norahlevinephotography.com

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Paul Meyer Mockingbird Domestics

Paul has a BFA from the University of Texas with an emphasis on painting and sculpture. His paintings are constructed of materials such as plaster, burlap, resin, wood, paint and canvas, which ultimately lend themselves to possessing highly textured and sculptural qualities. Paul Meyer’s studio is located in rural Montgomery, Texas.

2151 S Lamar Blvd • (512) 677-4004 paulmeyerstudios.com

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Ruthie Powers Mockingbird Domestics

The lines and curves of maps inspire me. They lead me to far off places. I enjoy being in nature for the compositions that serendipity brings. This guides me back to earth and the tactile experience of printing. My knowledge and experience with dyeing fiber help me to create prints on paper that appear to have been painted. I want my prints to convey a sense of calm.

2151 S Lamar Blvd • (512) 707-0285 ruthie@ruthiepowersstudio.com • ruthiepowersstudio.com

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ART on 5th Austin’s largest contemporary gallery

ART on 5th hosts an eclectic collection of over 30 local, national, and international artists in a 7,000 sq ft space. On permanent display is the largest collection in the country of "The Secret Art of Dr. Seuss." We carry hundreds of original movie posters from the 1930s-present and are Austin’s premier custom frame shop, recognized for its unique design aesthetic and attention to archival principles.

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3005 S Lamar Blvd • (512) 481-1111 mary@arton5th.com • arton5th.com

Mable Litmus Industries

Mable is furniture that is made for moving. We take a modular approach to a seated system that maximizes flexibility and encourages creativity. A side table becomes a stool, becomes a chair, becomes a lamp. No need for tools or complicated assembly. Add pieces as you need them and exactly the way you want them. Our materials are sustainable. We manufacture regionally. We believe in giving back.

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2401 Thornton Rd Bldg B2 #400 • (512) 663-2012 i@lovemable.com • lovemable.com

Treevolution • Amy Scofield • AIPP WEST weekends, 11am-6pm

Treevolution is comprised of three 21’ trees constructed from recycled city water pipe, pvc and orange safety fencing. It serves as a cheerful messenger with an ominous statement: irresponsible development can lead to permanent loss of natural greenspace.

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1110 Cumberland Rd (South Austin Park) (512) 797-3370

Mindzai Creative ArTXplosion

Mindzai Creative is a design studio and print shop that is owned and operated by a collective of designers, illustrators, print makers and artists. We all share deep roots in the tattoo, street art and skateboard cultures. We hand print all of our designs in-house and pride ourselves in producing limited edition t-shirts and art prints. We create bold designs, solid prints, no bullshit.

2001 D S Lamar Blvd • (512) 213-2700 atx@mindzai.net • mindzai.net

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Austin Public Library: Twin Oaks Branch Austin SCBWI Illustrators & the Art of Children’s Books

Austin SCBWI illustrators and the Twin Oaks Library celebrate the art of children’s books. Participating artists: Patrice Barton, Tara Flynn Bonner, Jeff Crosby, Rebecca Crosby Komkov, Amy Farrier, Kate Green, Luz Marie Iturbe, Shelley Ann Jackson, C.S. Jennings, Thomas Jung, Ellen Murray, Marsha Riti, Vanessa Roeder, Tom Shefelman, Divya Srinivasan, Don Tate & Emma J. Virjan.

1800 S 5th St • (512) 974-9980 austin.scbwi.org

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Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-op Soco artists in Bouldin home

Local artists Valentina Dorsa, Julia Herman, Roxanne Rathge, Sally O'Grady, Avery Orendorf/Ryan Authier, and Katie Spence come together at this beautiful residence to showcase their recent work in painting, wood sculpture, drawing, video, furniture design and photography.

707 W Live Oak St • (512) 568-7586 valentina.dorsa@yahoo.com

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South Austin Gallery Jennifer and Joseph Worth

Husband and wife team, Jennifer and Joseph Worth, opened South Austin Gallery’s doors in 2010, a collection of their passions and work. Their “pop” style photography captures iconic Austin scenes in the form of functional and affordable art. Here, you can find their photos, canvases, and hand crafted coasters and cutting boards. They also sell vinyl records and offer a vintage framing service.

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507 A W Mary St • (512) 680-4018 southaustingallery@gmail.com • southaustingallery.com

Polyglot Gallery LOAD!: Nick Schnitzer & Sarah Presson / ANIMATE: Yuliya Lanina

CHERI CO. Is the hot, new collaboration of ATX artists Nick Schinitzer & Sarah Presson. “LOAD!” is inspiring, soulful, colorful & thought provoking. NYC transplant, YULIYA LANINA is back for a 2nd year with fantastical animations, paintings & collages. As a follow-up to her Jan. show @ W&TW Lanina has elaborated on previous themes & has created smaller works on paper that fit the Austin budget.

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1611 S 2nd St • (512) 767-8084 info@polyglotgallery.com • polyglotgallery.com

Clint Sawin CircO CerebrUm: Installation & Sculpture Show CSAW

#4 in the series – “...plasticity of memes and the indigenous c.o.g.s...” – previously seen at EAST 2012 and WEST 2013. Light, original music, sculpted acrylic and an immersive environment challenge the viewer to join “CircO CerebrUm”. Creation of “CircO CerebrUm” will be 1st weekend and installation 2nd weekend.”...memes” and more acrylic sculpture will be on display.

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311 W Milton • (512) 368-1238 • clintsawin.com

Ruby Martin Wet Salon and Studio

Ruby Martin is an abstract expressionist artist working with resin and mixed media. Ruby has been working with resin for over 20 years. She began working with resin because of the difficulty she had with perspective and was looking for a way to create depth. She then discovered when she added more layers of resin, it created an amber quality that added dimension and a story to each layer. 1109 S Congress Ave • (512) 444-7375 wetsalonaustin@gmail.com • wetsalonatx.com

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GloWave Melissa Borrell • Art Alliance Event: 5/10, 7-9pm • WEST weekends, 11am-6pm

Come join the Art Alliance Austin for an evening in Little Stacy Park at the GloWave sculpture, and art installation by artist Melissa Borrell. GloWave is a temporary public art installation commissioned by the City of Austin’s Art in Public Places TEMPO Project. GloWave is an undulating form that references the water that flows in Blunn Creek. The piece is illuminated at night with blue light. 1500 Alameda Dr (East Side Dr at Annie St and Monroe St) (512) 609-8587 • info@artallianceaustin.org artallianceaustin.org

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Whitebox ATX Boy Girl Boy Girl

"Boy Girl Boy Girl", explores new perspectives in contemporary photographic portraiture. Bear Kirkpatrick’s "Wallportrait" series is shown along side Christa Blackwood’s "Boys of Collodion."

1908 Newning Ave • (512) 423-6717 cgblackwood@gmail.com postmedium.com/cgblackwood/1729/whitebox_atx

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APPENDIX WEST SUBTERRANE: Segment 5: Posterior Informato

MEDIUMS To help you customize your WEST experience, we have classified each participant by the following mediums. If there is an art form that particularly interests you, look for the corresponding

icon in the following index and on the WEST map. Additionally, our mobile site will allow you to search by medium. Use the icons below as you navigate the tour on the go.

PAINTING

PRINTED MATTER

WOOD

DRAWING

JEWELRY

MIXED MEDIA

PHOTOGRAPHY

PERFORMANCE

STONE

FURNITURE

DIGITAL

FIBER

SCULPTURE

INSTALLATION

METAL

DESIGN

CERAMICS

FILM/VIDEO

INDEX ARTISTS & STUDIOS

Chris Chappell

David Elliott • La Mesa Studio

407 Radam

Malina Cipleu

Deborah Ellison

Lena Adeline

Jacob Colburn

Escape Artist Studio

Larry Akers • Eye Play Studio

Christina Coleman

Jonathan Faber

The Arc of the Arts Studio & Gallery

Stephen Connor

Pat Falconer

ARTeSTUDIO

Raquel Cordón

Selena Fara

Scott Baltisberger

Kate Csillagi • The Roost

Shannon Faseler

Sonya Berg

Greg Davis • Thornton Road Studios

Leslie Filip • SoCo Industrial Arts Studios

Kim Bernson • Kijaso Art

Jerry DeFrese

Fireseed Clay Art Studios

Stacey Lee Blackman

Faustinus Deraet

Mary Fischer

Cynthia Bloom

Paige DeShong

Valerie Fowler • Wonder Chamber Studios

Morgan Bogart • Glass Blowing Austin

Casey Diebold

Christopher Franco • Aardvark Forge

Sarah Bork

Stefanie Distefano • Flamingo Ranch Studio

Darryl Freeman • Darryl Freeman Studio

Neena Buxani

Anne Ducote

Denise Fulton

Anne Camp

Ian Duncan

Daniel Lewis Garcia • SoCo Industrial Arts

Carmen Canann • CarmenCanCreate

Herman Dyal

Nancy Germond

William Cauthern

Lisa Eisenbrey

Larry Goode

INDEX 37

Nell Gottlieb

Beth Jackson • Thornton Road Studios

Litmus Industries

Courtney Gray • Creative Side

David Jewell

Andrea Loomis

Christina Green-Martinez

Mary Barminski Johnson

Curtis Lund

Melissa Grimes

Theresa Jorgensen

Steve Maddox

Kyle Gross • Stones Throw Studio

Dwain Kelley • Rose St Studios

Chalda Maloff

Cliona Gunter

Jan Knox • Austin ArtSpace

Maria Martin

Marian Haigh

Padaric Kolander

Vincent Martinez • SoCo Industrial Arts Studios

Nathan Hamilton

Craig Kolavo • AwesOm Life

Michael Matias Velasquez

Nancy Harte • Thornton Road Studios

Negina Kolesar

Pat Meheriuk

Rothko Hauschildt

Julie Konvicka

Modplexi • Wendy Saha and Melissa Sonzala

Carol Hayman

Lynn Krauss

Pat Molina

Ruth Heffron • Lines Fine Art

Glenda Kronke • G Kronke Studios

Roy Moore

Raymond Hemza • Hemza Designs

John Kuehne

Marjorie Moore

Winston Hicks

Eve Larson

Sandy Muckleroy

Erin Hood

Laura Latimer

Jack Murphy

Christopher Hynes

Tamera Lee

Manik Nakra

Lauren Jaben

Dameon Lester

RJ Oehler

INDEX 24

Karen Offutt

Rita Marie Ross

Nellie Slayden • Shady Side Studio

Greta Olivas

Manuel Saavedra

Csilla Somogyi • CsillaWear

Lisa Oppel • Slackerville

Jim Bob Salazar

Joy Sottile • Crestmont Dr Studio

John Parkinson

Andrew Saldaña • Saldaña Art Studio

Marja Spearman

Judy Paul

Janna Sammon

Jamie Spinello

Swava Pearl Hooks

Saul Jerome San Juan

Terri St.Arnauld & Frank Yezer

Cameron Petri

Sanctuary • Sanctuary Print Shop

Heidi Stanfield • Enterscapes

Petrified Design • Bostic and Pendergrass

Yolanda Santoyo

Stephanie Sterling

Jeanne Philquist

Shakti Sarkin

Philip Sterzing

Deborah Poisot

Alli Schukar

Scotty Stevenson

Terrell Powell

Stephen Schwake

Patricia Strong • Strong Art

Patrick Puckett

Ryan Scott-Nairns • Metalworks of Austin

Laura Sturtz

Cat Quintanilla

Ann Seago

Bob Swaffar • artStar Studio

John Raymond

Diana Seidel

Barbara Timko

Monte Rhodes

A.J. Simon

Mike Troy

Audrey Lehmann Richard

Jim Sipowicz

W. Tucker

Priscilla Robinson

Rory Skagen • Slackerville

Rick Van Dyke • Thornton Road Studios

INDEX 34

Eric Verret

EXHIBITIONS

Capital Fine Art

Emilio Villarruel

Su Allen • Artworks Gallery

108

D. Childress • Mockingbird Domestics

Phillip Wade

APL • North Village Branch • Emily Painton

100

Co-Lab N Space

Hallie Rae Ward • One Way Studio

APL • Recycled Reads • Felipe Villela

Davis Gallery • David Everett and Billy Hassell

Weavers and Spinners Society of Austin

111

APL • Twin Oaks Branch

Tom Delaney • Palri Pema Od Ling

Collin Welsch

110

ART on 5th

Julie Fritz • Blackbird and Henry

Julie Williams • South Austin Studio

Artworks Gallery

Gallery at The Old Bakery & Emporium

Croix Williamson

106

Austin Art Garage

The Haskell House

Ellen Willis

102

Austin Artists Network • Halcyon Austin

Adreon Henry • The Reflection Bends

Amanda Wood

Austin ArtSpace

Josh Henslee • Austin ArtSpace

Mary Yznaga • M.Y. Metal

Austin Community College Art Gallery

Melanie Hickerson • Hyde Park Six

Kristie Zamrazil • FullMoon YellowHouse

Rebecca Bennett • dwg.

107

Cynthia Holland • Mockingbird Domestics

Sharon Zeugin • Sharon Zeugin Art

113

Melissa Borrell • GloWave • Art Alliance

103

Holland Photo Imaging

106

Jake Bryer • Austin Art Garage

106

Ellen Hunt • Austin Art Garage

Debbie Buie

Hyde Park Six

Eileen McKeon Butt • Austin ArtSpace

101

IEI Austin Art @ the Graeber Residence

C.O.R.E. Studios

102

Ink Tank Vending Machine • Art Alliance

INDEX 90

Ink Tank Yard Sale

107

Mockingbird Domestics

University Baptist Church Art Gallery

107

Kelsey Jenkinson • AustinArt Garage

MotoReady Workshop and Gallery

University Co-op Materials Lab: UTSoA

Mark Johnson • Hotel Ella

101

Oxidize Metal Art Gallery

Marcy Ann Villafaña • ACC

108

Melissa Knight • Mockingbird Domestics

Gina Gwen Palacios • Austin ArtSpace

Valerie Walden • Capital Fine Art

102

La Peña

Palri Pema Od Ling • Tibetan Buddhist Art

Wally Workman Gallery • Andy Dixon

Matt Lankes • Hotel Ella

112

Polyglot Gallery

WEST Group Show

Kafka Lenton • Hotel Ella

109

Ruthie Powers • Mockingbird Domestics

113

Whitebox ATX

109

Norah Levine • Mockingbird Domestics

Maxine Price • Hotel Ella

Jon Windham • Hotel Ella

110

Mable • Litmus Industries

Katie Ryan • Austin ArtSpace

Women & Their Work • Leslie Wilkes

Lucy MacQueen • Artworks Gallery

100

Sanctuary at Preacher

103

Zilker Elementary

100

Karen Maness • dwg.

112

Clint Sawin • CircO CerebrUm • CSAW

113

Ruby Martin • Wet Salon and Studio

110

Amy Scofield • Treevolution • AIPP

101

Mexic-Arte Museum

112

South Austin Gallery

109

Paul Meyer • Mockingbird Domestics

111

Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-op

Maggi Miller • Austin ArtSpace

108

Elizabeth Stettler • Mockingbird Domestics

Connie Miller • Hyde Park Six

Charles Umlauf • Hotel Ella

111

Mindzai Creative • ArTXplosion

103

Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum

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