West Austin Studio Tour 2015

WEST AUSTIN STUDIO TOUR MAY 9-10 & 16-17, 2015 WEST AUSTIN STUDIO TOUR ∙ Fourth Edition ∙ Copyright © 2015 West Austin Studio Tour ∙ All rights reserved ∙ A program of Big Medium ∙ 916 Springdale Rd, Bldg 2 #101, Austin, TX 78702 ∙ bigmedium.org ∙ info@bigmedium.org ∙ Printed in Texas by 360 Press Solutions ∙ 2009 Windy Terrace, Cedar Park, TX 78613 360presssolutions.com ∙ All text and images represented in this catalog are copyrighted by the individual artist and may not be reproduced without their consent.

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The West Austin Studio Tour 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.

DATES AND TIMES

WEST is divided into four participant categories: Artist Studios, Exhibitions, Happenings, and Select Events. Artist Studios and Exhibitions are free to the public and open on the weekends of May 9-10 & 16-17 from 11am - 6pm.

Happenings are also free, occurring on the weekends of the tour with varying hours. Select Events may be ticketed and take place throughout tour weekends as well as the weekdays and weeknights in between.

BOUNDARIES

West of I-35 East of Mopac/Loop 1 South of Hwy 183 North of William Cannon [expanded for 2015!]

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.

DISCLAIMER

The WEST and EAST catalogs 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 catalogs and websites. We ask you to please be aware that the 2015 WEST catalog and website may contain some images with sexual content, nudity, or violence. We understand and appreciate that some individuals may find certain images controversial. We respect those opinions and are always open to community feedback.

WHAT TO SEE WEST is made up of four participant categories, two of which are new to the tour in 2015. For the first time, Select Events and Happenings will incorporate special art-focused events into the tour, offering opportunities for both artists and audience to engage with WEST programming in new and unique ways.

SELECT EVENTS [PG 12] Select Events are projects or events, organized in collaboration with Big Medium. These events highlight partnerships that provide financial and ideological support for both parties involved, as well as a unique experience for the audience.

ARTIST STUDIOS

[PG 20] This is where the creativity begins. For many of these spaces, this is the only time of year that you can get a special glimpse into the inspiration, process, and techniques of the artist. In this category, you can see home studios, spaces in larger studio complexes, or stand-alone commercial studios.

EXHIBITIONS

[PG 104] Exhibitions take place in spaces that are either dedicated to exhibiting art year-round or have created shows specifically for WEST at their location. In this category, you can see galleries, theaters, or museums as well as a few select nonarts-based spaces.

HAPPENINGS [PG 132] Happenings are singular events, contained within a 24-hour period. This category may include special exhibitions, installations, temporary or permanent public art, competitions, art-centered celebrations, educational programming, and art-themed parties. Be sure to check the date and time for each Happening.

FELLOWSHIPS Big Medium awards artists fellowships based on artistic merit and financial limitations. This year, the Big Medium Fellowship Program provided partial or full financial support to cover the participant fees of 23 WEST artists. Just look for this icon throughout the catalog to identify this year’s fellowship recipients.

WEST MOBILE M.WESTAUSTINSTUDIOTOUR.COM

The WEST mobile website is a free online companion to the WEST catalog, offering an on-the-go way for you to experience the tour. The mobile site includes images, statements, descriptions, and location information for all of the artists, studios, exhibitions, and happenings. Use it to search for your favorite spots or scan a list of categories; create a custom list of participants and use navigation tools to find your way from spot to spot while you’re out on the tour.

MEDIUMS For tour-goers looking for a specific type of art, the WEST web and mobile sites are searchable by 18 different mediums:

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ACCESSIBILITY Under each WEST participant listing is a helpful Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) graphic. Each square within the graphic represents a different accessibility feature that is or is not available at the participant’s location. The boxes correspond to the numbered list below. If a box is filled in with a “▪” that means that accessibility feature is available at the space.

1 Official parking for the disabled 2 Entrance and Interior: Minimum 32” wide doorway clearance space 3 Entrance: Entryway without stairs 4 Entrance: Entryway with a ramp 5 Entrance: No lip entryway 6 Interior: Accessible path around studio with minimum 36” width 7 Restrooms: Entryway with minimum 36” wide clearance space 8 Restrooms: Minimum 56 x 60” clearance space for toilet 9 Restrooms: Grab bars 10 Braille or raised letter signage

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BIG MEDIUM BIGMEDIUM.ORG

The West Austin Studio Tour is a program of Big Medium, a non-profit organization dedicated to the cultivation and promotion of contemporary art and artists in Austin and across Texas. Big Medium is sustained by the community and we need your support to continue to reach and exceed our goals. Please visit our website and support us if you’d like to share in the endeavor of creating an engaging and unique experience for our community.

Shea Little - Director

Elise Powell - Project Assistant

Tiffany L. Coghill - Director of Operations, Finance

Berkeley Beauchot - Gallery Assistant

Jon Windham - Graphic Design, Production Manager

Estefania Marquez - Graphic Design, Project Assistant

Jordan Gentry - Program Coordination, Communications

Erin Lindsay Corrigan - Graphic Design

Kevin McNamee-Tweed - Gallery Curator, Studio Manager

Stephanie Braddock - Advertising

Jenna Carrens - Event Coordinator

Karina Persson & Joseph Pagano - Website/Mobile Development

Lauren Cohen - Volunteer Coordinator

Juice Consulting - Corporate Sponsorship Development

COMMUNITY FUNDERS

PARTNERS

Big Medium is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department, and by the Texas Commission on the Arts.

SPONSORS

MEDIA

SPONSORS Austin Public Library · Ar t Alliance Austin · Elisabet Ney Museum · City of Austin, Cultural Ar ts Division · Texas Commission on the Ar ts Tito’s Handmade Vodka · Whole Foods Market · KLRU · KIND · Austin Beerworks · University Park · La Condesa · Time Warner Cable Austin Chronicle · Glasstire · Ar ts+Culture · Do512 · CultureMap Austin · Austin Monthly · JuiceLand · Austin Eastciders · Chameleon Cold-Brew · Wunder-Pilz · Gelateria Gemelli · Loudmouth Rentals · White Mountain Foods · Bouldin Creek Cafe · Fresa’s Chicken al Carbon

SPECIAL THANKS Olaniyi Akindiya · Cheryl Barnes · David Barrow · Daniel Brock · Jennifer Chenoweth · Henna Chou · Linda Crockett · Michael Deluca Oliver Franklin · Ed Gibson · Rebecca Gomez · Lisa Goodell · Olivia Hayden · Jessica Haynes · Molly Hubbs · Dustin Huff · Asa Hursh Allanah Jackson · Tiffany Johnson · Calder Kamin · Moya Khabele · Rachel Koper · Keith Kreeger · Amber LaFrance · Alexis Lanman Lauren Laugen · Jon Lawrence · Ann Lee · Jude Little Swec · Marianne Lyles · Rachel Malish · Colin McIntyre · Tess Menconi Cameron Mott · Bill Nadalini · Nicks · Hannah Packard · Joseph Pagano · Barbara Parham · Cynthia Pérez · Karina Persson · Nick Pugliese Carlos Rodriquez-Brondo · Andrew Sabola · Saul Jerome San Juan · Kathryn Stemper · Matt Teodori · Coco Vargas · Ashland Viscosi Thao Votang · Heather Wagner-Reed · Jade Walker · Roseminna Watson · Danny Witte · Sarah Wright · Dan Yates · Elyse Yates · Herlinda Zamora

ADVERTISERS Armadillo Christmas Bazaar · Art of the Pot · Austin Art Services · Bead It · Bird’s Barbershop · Blanton Museum of Art · Blue Skies Frame Co. Church of the Friendly Ghost · City of Austin, Art in Public Places · The Contemporary Austin · D-CRAIN · Davis Gallery · Do512 Elisabet Ney Museum · Emily Little · Fisterra Studio · Generous Art · Glasstire · The Guild of Austin Artisans · Precision Camera Industry Print Shop · Jerry’s Artarama · Kasey McCarty Interior Design · Kincannon Studios · KLRU · Michael Hsu Office of Architecture Mike Tolleson & Associates · MILLER Imaging & Digital Solutions (IDS) · Moxie Realty Group · Nicole Jeffords, ArtProfiler Roseminna Watson · Stone Carver Cat’s Sculpture Garden & Art Studio · Thornton Road Studios · Time Warner Cable · Tito’s Handmade Vodka Uncommon Objects · The Weird Homes Tour

DONORS Doug and Wendy Kreeger · Terri Thomas and Randy Potts · Keith Kreeger · Jim Butler and Lynn Whitten · Paloma Moorman · Cecelia Russell Jana Swec · Kathleen Wilson · Samuel Pate · Desmond Ng and Donald Mason · Laura and David Neil · Will Dibrell · Barbara and Len Swec Marc Winkelman · J Little · Molly Casey · Frank L Burns · Susan Scafati · Colleen Tulloh · Mary Morse · Anonymous · ATM Gallery Bluedale LLC · Ben Heimsath · Texas National Instruments · Pleasant Valley Alley, INC · Eric R · Melissa Knight and Ethan Azarian · Libby Tilley Tiffany Coghill · Shea Little · Phillip F Auth · Bee Amour Jewelry · John Halaburt · Sharon Zakes · Steven Maddox · Susan Anonymous Kristen McConnell · Belinda Hare · Carolyn Gee · Reza Shirazi · Rebecca Bennett · Meredith Ruduski · Mary Lockwood Crouch Elizabeth Chiles and Juan Sanchez · Ryan Davis · Ish Kundawala · Shawn Cox · Alyssa Taylor Wendt · Aaron and Cara Choate · Oliver Kiel Pat Snow · Catherine Lucchesi · Amy Schweiss · Art.Science.Gallery. · Veronica Roberts · Cambia Art

IN MEMORIAM The 2015 West Austin Studio Tour and East Austin Studio Tour are dedicated to our good friend, longtime collaborator and fellow artist Pablo Taboada (1955-2015).

LIBRARY Big Medium partners with the Austin Public Library to distribute tour catalogs to all 23 local branches. This valuable collaboration gives tourgoers the convenience of visiting their neighborhood branch while promoting the Austin Public Library as an important community center where the public can come together to share and learn about common interests.

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DUE WEST WEST GROUP EXHIBITION DUE WEST · Thursday, April 30, 7:00 - 10:00 PM WEST Group Exhibition · May 1 - 17 · Regular Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 12:00 - 6:00 PM · WEST Weekends, 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM DUE WEST is the official spring fundraiser for the West Austin Studio Tour that premieres the WEST Group Exhibition, featuring the work of nearly 200 participating artists, and is the first opportunity to get a 2015 WEST catalog before they are available to the public. Guests will enjoy tastes from some of Austin’s best restaurants, including La Condesa and Gelateria Gemelli, with cocktails by Tito’s Handmade Vodka, JuiceLand and Chameleon Cold-Brew, beer from Austin Beerworks, and cider from Austin Eastciders.

Also featuring special performances from Roseminna Watson and Church of the Friendly Ghost.

The West Austin Studio Tour Group Exhibition captures the tour in one expansive show. With nearly 200 WEST artists participating, you can get a feel for the whole tour in one vibrant location. Explore a wide range of media and styles in small format to discover your favorite WEST artists. Catalogs and maps will be provided to help you better plan your tour as you come across interesting work in the show. All pieces are for sale and a portion of the proceeds benefit Big Medium.

University Park, 3300 N Interstate 35 · (512) 939-6665 west@bigmedium.org · west.bigmedium.org

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Art Night WEST CANCELLED! Friday, May 8 · 7:00 - 11:00 PM Art Night WEST is the official preview kick-off to the West Austin Studio Tour.

Celebrate this unique Austin event with a multi-venue cultural experience. Visit four art spaces, meet gallery directors and artists, and learn about West Austin art. Each site will be paired with local snacks and drinks. A bus service is provided to take you through the city and deliver you to each site.

Tickets are $75.00 per person and available at: www.artallianceaustin.org.

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Multiple locations · (512) 609-8587 artallianceaustin.org

Studio Art and Design MFA Thesis Exhibition Colloquiums Monday, May 4 · 6:30 - 8:00 PM Wednesday, May 6 · 6:30 - 8:00 PM Thursday, May 14 · 5:00 - 6:30 PM In conjunction with the exhibitions AGREE TO DISAGREE and how to listen, the VAC hosts in-depth, moderated conversations with the graduating artists and designers whose work is presented in the two exhibitions.

May 4 presenting artists: Georgia Carter, Leah Dyjak, Laurel Shear, and Ryan White.

May 6 presenting artists: Peter Abrami, Nick Francel, and Aaron Meyers.

May 14 presenting designers: Brent Dixon, Amanjot Kaur Sandhu, Robin McDowell, Becky Nasadowski, and Jose Perez.

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2300 Trinity St (Visual Arts Center) · (512) 232-2348 info@utvac.org · utvac.org

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Raising Artists Exhibition WEST Weekends · 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM VIP Opening Reception · Friday, May 8 · 5:00 - 7:00 PM (ticketed) Generous Art empowers visual artists and sustains communities. We are excited to partner with Big Medium and the Austin Center for Architecture to produce the Raising Artists Exhibition which includes artists who participated in workshops and mentorships in 2014-2015. Raising Artists is a professional development program for artists at different stages of their creative pursuits.

801 W 12th St, AIA Austin · (512) 482-0747 jchenoweth@generousart.org · generousart.org

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Community Breakfast Saturday, May 9 · 9:30 - 11:00 AM Join us on the first Saturday of the West Austin Studio Tour for a community breakfast at the WEST Group Exhibition space. Start your 2015 WEST with food, drinks, and enjoy a preview of artwork you can see on the tour. Bring your catalog and your appetite!

WEST Group Exhibition space · (512) 939-6665 west@bigmedium.org · bigmedium.org

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Shrine of Inevitable Forces | Colin McIntyre WEST Weekends · 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Opening Reception · Saturday, May 9 · 6:00 - 9:00 PM Closing Reception · Saturday, June 6 · 6:00 - 9:00 PM Colin McIntyre Sculpture Studio is pleased to present Shrine of Inevitable Forces, a one-month exhibition of monumental sculptural works. This exhibition is intended to be a thought-provoking reflection on transformation. The works depict the responses in the materials to immense forces. The reluctance to conform is clearly visible in the graceful topology of the works in both steel a nd wood. This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

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line upon line percussion | Pléïades Saturday, May 9 · 8:00 PM Sunday, May 10 · 10:00 AM line upon line percussion will perform Iannis Xenakis’s masterpiece, Pléïades, at the WEST Group Exhibition space during the first weekend of the tour. Scored for drums, keyboard percussion and sixxen (19-keyed, microtonal metallophones), the 45 minute sextet is rarely performed in its entirety due to its difficulty and scope.

Tickets are $10 in advance and available at lineuponlinepercussion.org.

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WEST Group Exhibition space lineuponlinepercussion@gmail.com · lineuponlinepercussion.org

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Changarrito with Tony Perez WEST Weekends · 12:00 - 3:00 PM “Changarrito” is an art vending cart, conceptualized by artist Maximo Gonzalez as an alternative to the official gallery selection presented by the Mexican cultural authorities. Faithful to their original, informal spirit, Changarritos exist throughout the world, evolving as forums for the sale of original artwork to the general public, presentation of public programs, special curatorial projects, individual and collective exhibitions. True to Mexic-Arte Museum’s mission, the Changarrito is dedicated to the presentation and promotion of contemporary Mexican, Latina/o, and Latin American art. Artists sell their art (usually ranging in price from $10 – $400) on the Changarrito cart right in front of the museum while keeping 100% of sales.

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

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Pastelegram Mobile Artists’ Yard Sale WEST Weekends · 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Publishing collaborative Pastelegram presents the Mobile Artists’ Yard Sale, featuring items from the studios and work spaces of Pastelegram’s many collaborators. The Yard Sale includes artists’ proofs, failed artworks, unsold works, sketches, working photographs, books, supplies, interesting materials, found objects and other assorted power objects and totems, all priced to sell for $50 or less.

Check pastelegram.org/yardsale for times and locations.

Mulitple locations info@pastelegram.org · pastelegram.org/yardsale

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Culture Crawl with AYC’s Imagine Committee Thursday, May 14 · 5:00 - 10:00 PM Join the Austin Young Chamber of Commerce’s (AYC) Imagine Committee for an evening of art and networking. We’ll meet for drinks before kicking-off the crawl then visit four WEST-participating galleries for a private tour of each venue with complimentary beer and wine. The Imagine Committee combines the young professional business world with the arts/culture community of Austin.

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Ney Day Saturday, May 16 · 12:00 - 5:00 PM Join us for The Elisabet Ney Museum’s Third Annual NEY DAY! Saturday May 16, from noon to 5PM. Come celebrate Elisabet Ney, her art and legacy of empowerment. Visit her studio, the oldest art building in town and enjoy the Yes Ma’am Brass Band, Tiarra Girls, Naga Valli, Jennifer Grey’s New Nose, SeVana Marimba, trapeze, fiction readings, and too many activities to list! This year we will also unveil Dance of the Cosmos, an exciting new outdoor sculpture installation by Featured Austin Artist Jennifer Chenoweth.

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304 E 44th · (512) 458-2255 ney@austintexas.gov · austintexas.gov/elisabetney

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2nd Street Public Art with Art in Public Places Saturday, May 16 · 10:00 - 11:00 AM 2nd Street Public Art Crawl with Art in Public Places Guided Tour at 10 am Discover new public art downtown! The crawl starts at City Hall and showcases new artworks along 2nd Street from the Art in Public Places collection. Meet on the southwest side of City Hall Plaza at 10 am for a guided walking tour from Collections Manager Maggie Stenz.

Pictured: Aquifer, 2014, Philip Lamb and Susan Magilow

301 W 2nd St · (512) 974-7700 culturalarts@austintexas.gov · austincreates.com

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Utility Musik Sunday, May 17 · 4:00 - 5:00 PM Sound installation by Zac Traeger in conjunction with Between Here and There: works by Olivia Martin Moore. Expanding on a sound piece generated using visual information from Martin Moore’s sculptures and data from the U-Bahn network, Traeger will create a sonic environment in response to the exhibition.

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

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ARTIST STUDIOS

Olaniyi Akindiya ∙ ARTWITHAKIRASH Multidisciplinary My works focus on moments. Time, present in seconds and minutes, can only be preserved through documentation, as memory is fleeting and easily forgotten or transformed. My work is often marked by an exploration of rural versus urban life, namely the accelerated pace of development and social infrastructure. I produce works which explore the personal and the universal.

2804 Thrushwood Dr, Apt A · (512) 693-1698 artistsrootsembassy@yahoo.com · artwithakirash.com

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Weavers and Spinners Society of Austin Handmade Fibers on Benbrook Hand-spun and commercial fibers woven, spun, felted or dyed Fiber enthusiasts will introduce you to weaving, spinning, dyeing, basket making and felting as art. The members of the Weavers and Spinners Society of Austin use both ancient and contemporary techniques to create wearable art, functional items, and some not so functional. Come see our work and observe weaving, spinning and indigo dyeing in progress.

2802 Benbrook Dr · (512) 382-6738 wssaustin.org@gmail.com · wssaustin.org

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Lalena Fisher ∙ LalenaLab Painting, mixed media, textiles, sculpture My work mashes up children’s animation, abstract expressionism, and my grandmother’s quilts. Rigidly stylized characters move atop brush strokes, nostalgic fabric patterns, and tangled stitching—initiating a tension that vibrates between order and disorder. Seams burst seductively with regret, loss, and alternate realities.

3216 Crosscreek Dr, Ste 103 · (512) 739-9433 fish@lalenafisher.com · lalenafisher.com

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Eric Lothspeich ∙ EMLstudio Oil, charcoal I’ve been drawing all my life, but it wasn’t until recently that I have tried to decide what I want my art to mean and be remembered for. Currently, my art is simply a study of beauty in the world around us mixed with ideas of the imagination. I use models, photo-reference, nature and imagination to create works that try to move the viewer and help us discover the beauty in our daily lives.

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2602 Penny Ln, Apt 101 eric@emlstudio.com · emlstudio.com

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Orlando Sanchez guest of Eric Lothspeich Acrylics, oils, video time lapse, photography The journey of appreciating and creating beauty with people.

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2602 Penny Ln, Apt 101 · (813) 650-5713 osanchezart@gmail.com · orlandosanchezart.com

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Emily Berry guest of Eric Lothspeich Acrylics, watercolor, colored pencils, markers, pencils, ink Exploring the beauty of life through the lens of a quirky pair of rose-colored sunglasses, Emily likes to create art in all kinds of mediums and touch on different personal, social, and woman-driven issues. She brings forth the feminine mystery and shines a light on some of the darker sides that we all carry within us.

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2602 Penny Ln, Apt 101 emilymicheleberry@gmail.com · emilymicheleberry.com

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Darryl Freeman ∙ Darryl Freeman Studio ∙ Artist Retreat Oil, pastel, paper mache We are happy to open the studio again this year for the West Austin Studio Tour.

There will be over 100 works of art to view in the studio and garden. The entire property is truly a work of art; including two ponds, a greenhouse, extensive stone and tile work, 1940s era cottage, funky chicken coop, flowers and tropical plants.

Come enjoy art and relax at The Freeman House Artist Retreat.

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

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Jan Knox ∙ Austin Art Space Acrylic, mixed media, ink Jan Knox paints her love of nature influenced by her training as a geologist and her many travels. She creates both colorful abstractions and black and white artwork derived from nature.

7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q · (512) 453-4070 artist.jknox@gmail.com · artbyjanknox.com

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Marilyn Rea Nasky ∙ Austin Art Space Watercolor, acrylic, collage, oil, mixed medium, prints My goal as a painter is to create visual images that communicate the mystery and transient beauty of our planet. I rely on visual memory, dreams, and feelings for these images of landscape, and natural organic form which are often based in “reality” but are imaginary to the degree that I only seek to capture a feeling about the subject whether it is still life or landscape, and communicate it to the viewer.

My work is representational to the degree that it is based on nature.

7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q reanasky@gmail.com · mreanaskyart.com

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Melanie Lewis ∙ Austin Art Space Acrylic, ink, oils on board, canvas This exhibit showcases a variety of my imaginative, colorful paintings that combine both abstract and realistic elements. You will find landscapes and portraits in styles that suit the subject of the painting.

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7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q mellewis64@gmail.com · melanielewisart.com

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Sharon Bibbee ∙ Austin Art Space Acrylic Visual Arts, whether one is aware of it or not, saturates our society, giving depth, color, identity and meaning to our ideas to information and to ongoing communication. Visual Arts is stimulating. One piece of art can trigger a wide range of emotions in those who view it from outright joy and a sense of well-being and peace.

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7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q · (512) 922-1879 sbibee2010@gmail.com · texasroseofsharon.com

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Anne Camp Abstract collage Using vintage paper and fabric and building up layers with acrylic on either canvas or wood I create my own unique style of vintage collage pieces. As I create each piece I build up the layers and colors until each one has its own story. Each piece ranges from 2 x 3” to 48 x 72”, with various sizes in between. I also feature a selection of custom jewelry that match my various collage pieces.

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3203 Pinecrest Dr · (512) 567-8327 anne_camp@hotmail.com · anneelizabethcamp.com

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Faustinus Deraet Photography “I try to find myself through the images I take.” Besides using digital cameras, Faustinus has been photographing different countries with a plastic toy film camera creating “The Plastic Eye” series. Faustinus is a fine art photographer represented

by Davis Gallery.

2906 Stoneway Dr · (512) 371-9593 faustinusderaet@yahoo.com · faustinusderaet.com

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Laura Latimer Painting, collage, mixed media, installation Compositions may begin with an underlying structure that is overlaid with contrasting color and texture or elements of chance – mirroring our attempt to find order in the chaos of experience. I’m captivated by the opposing forces of industrynature, logic-emotion, and light-shadow as they interact and influence one another.

The essence of the work is an ongoing exploration of the contradictory.

6814 Pioneer Pl · (512) 484-2432 info@lauralatimer.com · lauralatimer.com

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Janna Sammon Mixed media, acrylic, pastel, pencil on wood From a place in the unknown my paintings emerge and evolve. Each layer informing the next… building upon the last. Lines, colors, and textures respond to each other.

Creating the story.

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

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William Cauthern Block print, found object 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.

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6804 Pioneer Pl · (512) 589-3834 wcauthern@gmail.com · cauthern.com

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Cassie Silber Ancona Acrylic, original prints Expressive, bold compositions have always inspired me. I am fascinated with color and the energy it generates experimenting with it. I strive to use color in unexpected ways, one piece may elicit a whimsical and animated response, another may be quiet and calm. I hope my work brings an unexpected moment of visual playfulness to those who view my work.

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6406 Wilbur Dr cassie@cassieancona.com · cassieancona.com

Sarah St Laurent Encaustic wax, mixed media on panel Luminosity and depth are the hallmarks of encaustic art, it is not like any other medium. The process of encaustic – working with the wax by melting, fusing and layering to build a work of art is exciting and fulfilling. I find my inspiration with nature and the natural world. Encaustic works on wood panels.

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3000 White Rock Dr · (512) 656-3731 ssl@austin.rr.com · stlaurentart.com

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Kristie Zamrazil ∙ FullMoon/YellowHouse Studio Oil-based pigments and mediums on canvas, board 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 Semi-precious stones, silver, copper My definition of art is something that moves me, causes an emotional response.

A painting, a piece of jewelry, whatever, if it is right I feel it inside me. I choose a stone and try to create a design that is new and different. Each operation has its own joy or frustration. Too little heat won’t work, too much causes ruin. It’s kind of a dance, and if it is right I feel it.

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

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Winston Hicks guest of Kristie Zamrazil Photography The subject and style of my photos vary but I am usually drawn to solitude and quiet reflection, especially when taking candid portraits. Because of the richness, texture, and depth that it offers most of my photographs are printed on art paper.

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

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Efrain Arvelo guest of Kristie Zamrazil Metal, rocks, wood, glass My work is a combination of blacksmithing, welding and jewelry techniques that are applied to metal to make unique pieces for the home or garden.

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1819 Piedmont Ave · (512) 657-5502 earvelo@austin.rr.com · phoenixforges.com

Lisa McPike-Smith guest of Kristie Zamrazil Found objects, ceramics, silver, metals, paints, resin I create one of a kind mixed media assemblage pieces in which I combine my love of ceramics with found objects. I take broken pieces and turn them into something new, stronger, shielded with armor and a new sense of purpose.

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1819 Piedmont Ave · (512) 396-7011 hepcatart@yahoo.com · hepcatart.com

Scott Lockhart guest of Kristie Zamrazil Photography From stunningly beautiful landscapes to thought provoking and visually stimulating street photography Scott Lockhart explores life through the camera demonstrating with powerful healing images and prose how photography reveals the beauty of our world.

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1819 Piedmont Ave · (512) 914-5177 jscotthart@gmail.com · scottlockhartphotographer.com

Marilyn Querejazu Oils, watercolor I paint oils and watercolor in my backyard shedio. I paint whatever strikes me as beautiful, usually from nature – trees, landscape... the odd human. I studied painting in Bilbao, Spain and Austin. Every time I pick up a brush, I learn something new about creating color, depth and contrast on a surface.

1706 Madison Ave querejazu@sbcglobal.net

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Chris Chappell Painting Chris Chappell is a third generation Austinite who paints familiar neighborhoods, streets, and buildings around town as well as expressive figurative works in his studio in Crestview.

1506 Madison Ave · (512) 350-3764 · chrischappellart.com

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Cliona Gunter Paintings, wooden reliefs, crowns, spinners, game pieces I experiment with materials. I combine found objects into crowns or spinners or onto a relief piece. I paint and draw on cardboard boxes and old doors or full size sheets of plywood – but I also love 100 % cotton rag paper on rolls. I prefer to work big. Pieces tend to have a raw quality. I put phrases on paintings. I make colorful rubbings of cast metal objects.

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

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Judith Johnson Acrylic, watercolor, oils, collage, assemblage My watercolors, acrylics, oils, and collages may be mysterious, bursting with rhythm, or a pun. You will discern my work in theatre and appreciation for mundane objects. These things find themselves in unexpected settings. The wonders of the Middle East mix with grackles. It’s like archaeology – some things are on the surface, mixing with the modern, and other treasures are deep in the strata.

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1003 W St Johns Ave ajaxfly@yahoo.com · judithjohnson-artist.com

Patricia Strong Oil, acrylic, mixed media When I work, I am reminded that art can represent words, emotions or ideas as well as have a formal, structural reality in its own right. I begin a piece with a line, a shadow or a thought. I don’t really end it. Rather, I abandon a piece. Hopefully I abandon it close to shore. I like the idea of the art being able to finish the journey on its own.

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1107 Justin Ln · (512) 537-4025 strongv@me.com · strongdecorativepaint.blogspot.com

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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. My connection to nature is rooted in my passion for hiking and exploring the world around me. I hope to create texture that compels touch, color that provokes memory and shapes that expand reality.

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6910 Shirley Ave, Stes A & B · (512) 351-5120 gkronke@yahoo.com · gkronkestudios.com

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Morgan Bogart ∙ Glass Blowing Austin Blown glass My goal with glass is to give others the same joy from it as I get. Whether it’s from a beautiful piece that sits in just the right place in your home, one that is given as a gift and you get to watch the person you’re gifting it to light up, or if it’s helping you to make your very own piece of art.

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

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Theresa Jorgensen guest of Glass Blowing Austin Hand blown glass As an artist I like to play with classic shapes, altering their colors, textures and overall finish. The difference in color versus clear, shiny or matte creates dynamic characteristics in the pieces. I use nature as my main inspiration and the unique designs found repeating naturally around the world.

6910 Shirley Ave, Ste B · (910) 992-4015 theresa.jorgensen@gmail.com · jorgensenglass.com

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Industry Print Shop Screenprinting Industry Print Shop is a full spectrum commercial screen printing shop as well as the home of a talented crew of artists. Featuring work from Tony Diaz, Bart Kibbe, Bobby Dixon, Randy Muniz, Bethany Price and Brian Maclaskey. Come see some of the best serigraphy Austin has to offer. Gig Posters, fine art, and t-shirts a-plenty.

6721 North Lamar Blvd, #110 info@industryprintshop.com · industryprintshop.com

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Petrified Design ∙ Gable Bostic & Tyson Pendergrass Furniture, design We believe in thoughtfully designed, quality furniture that is made to last. Each piece is conceptualized, designed and built by hand in Austin, Texas.

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6601 Shirley Ave · (806) 790-1622 tyson@petrifieddesign.com · petrifieddesign.com

Jamie Rood ∙ Art of Texas Studio & Gallery Large canvas, metal, paper, ceramic tile coasters My artwork originates from an idea or something interesting I find in our environment.

I am influenced by hiking in the wilderness, urban decay, ambient music, yoga and meditation and a spirit of exploration. The images start from photographs I’ve taken, often (but not always) multiple exposures combined into a High Dynamic Range (HDR) image, with some digital editing and touch-up.

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820 Brentwood St · (512) 345-3468 art@jamierood.com · jamierood.com

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Heather Harris guest of Jamie Rood Mixed media, digital, acrylic on canvas, metal frames My art is about connections. When people view my art for the first time, they don’t always see the connection between the image and the frame. I love that moment when their eyes light up, and I know that they understand. It is in that instant, when they are lost in their own private thoughts and emotions, which I know we will share a connection forever. What better legacy is there for an artist?

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820 Brentwood St · (512) 577-2787 heatherharrisart@aol.com · heatherharrisart.com

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

1900 A Brentwood St cruz9000@yahoo.com · etsy.com/shop/cruzart

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Larry Goode Mixed media, painting, collage Larry Goode is an art maker, illustrator, designer and teacher of eclectic creative thought. He combines drawing, painting, antique paper from old books, found objects and other artifacts to create highly dream-like images. Larry currently lives and works in Austin, Texas.

2014 Brentwood St · (512) 467-7471 lgoode@larrygoode.com · larrygoodeart.com

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Terrell Powell 2D and 3D mixed media paintings and sculptures contemporary, primitive, mixed media paintings and sculptures

2016 Brentwood St · (512) 826-1399 terrellpowellartist@yahoo.com

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Noël Kalmus Oil paint, graphite My recent paintings are a fusion of my studies in abstraction and figural work.

These images are Pre-Raphaelite crust punk narratives of camping, partying, and wandering through entropic abstracted environments. My images are concocted through obsessive reworking of forms, reflecting the uncertainty and aimlessness of lazy drunken evenings on the road.

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1907 Romeria Dr noel.kalmus@gmail.com · phansant.tumblr.com

Karen Offutt Oil As an artist, I am very aware of my environment which invites me to be a constant observer. I see potential in everything and my emotional reaction guides me to the specific inspiration. There are different aspects to my painting, for example technical skill, creative freedom and emotional truth. My goal is to create work that guides all these elements in a direction that moves me.

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1805 Romeria Dr · (512) 296-3435 okoffutt@yahoo.com · karenoffutt.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. In my work, I want to pay homage to nature; to, as nearly as possible, let the subject speak for itself while also communicating the way I see and feel it.

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

Padaric Kolander Oil on panel, charcoal, graphite, acrylic, ink on paper I am rarely 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

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Cameron Petri guest of Padaric Kolander Oil I just want to paint. Everything.

5801 Joe Sayers Ave · (512) 589-0359 cameron.petri@gmail.com · cameronpetri.com

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Kris Ohlinger ∙ Frust Labs Painting, drawing, generative plotter prints I like to make works, mostly selfishly, that linger in the vicinity of a viewer’s level of tolerable complexity. Looking for the sensation like the onset of a sneeze from a bright light not seen?

5317B Aurora Dr · (940) 442-1779 vorange4@gmail.com

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Philip Sterzing Oils, block prints I work to create oil paintings that embody both outstanding technique and the magic of the medium itself. I was born in Austin, studied at UT Austin and the Cooper Union Art School in New York City. To me painting can be as important today as it was to the Paleolithic artists. I paint abstract, realistic and imaginary paintings including landscapes, still-lifes, and figurative subject matter.

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

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John Kuehne guest of Philip Sterzing Oil I paint representationally in oils. I always paint from life and am interested in any object that may happen to be in front of me. The true subject is always the painting and the paint itself. I like the quick burst of energy in making small pictures and I enjoy being able to offer them at a modest price.

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1407 W 51st St johnkuehneart.etsy.com

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The Arc of the Arts Studio Painting, mixed media, jewelry, video, film, digital, drawing, glass The Arc of the Arts Studio, a program of The Arc of the Capital Area, is a creative arts program for artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The studio is a place where artists explore their own artistic process, learn job skills, and gain a strong sense of self-worth. Each artist’s unique perspective of the world is reflected in the works of art displayed in the gallery and throughout the community.

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4902 Grover Ave · (512) 476-7044 art@arcofthecapitalarea.org · arcofthearts.com

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Christopher Hynes Assemblage, color field painting When I’m in my studio the universe is perfect and everything I need is right there.

Sometimes it is all divine and I’m just a channel for it to come through.

5206 Guadalupe St · (512) 371-1806 christopher@christopherhynes.com · christopherhynes.com

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Shawn Graham ∙ Wortheffort Woodworking Reinli Business Park Wood Wortheffort Woodworking is a school and gallery specializing in teaching traditional hand-tool woodworking and turning to teens and adults. The home-school and after-school classes utilize woodworking to reinforce academia in the sciences, social studies, mathematics, etc... while adult classes focus on skills, techniques, and projects. The artwork produced by instructors comes from neighborhood trees.

937 Reinli St, #29 · (512) 969-0200 sg@wortheffort.com · wortheffort.com

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Craig Timmerman guest of Wortheffort Woodworking Wood In my work I try to highlight the hidden beauty of the wood I work with. The lathe is my primary tool for forming my pieces, but many works, including most of my wall pieces, are created from multiple thin strips of wood which are then glued, bent, and joined together. I have a rather eclectic style, ranging from the traditional to the contemporary; from utilitarian to impractical.

937 Reinli St, #29 · (512) 773-9976 awwinfo@armadillowoodworks.com · armadillowoodworks.com

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Leslie Webb guest of Wortheffort Woodworking Wood Leslie Webb Design is a furniture design and build studio based in the Austin area.

She sees furniture not only as solutions to everyday problems – where do I sit? where do I store this? – but also as objects whose beauty and grace enrich our daily lives. Though her aesthetic is modern, her methods have deep traditional roots.

Leslie Webb, where craft meets design.

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937 Reinli St, #29 · (215) 704-2595 leslie@lesliewebbdesign.com · lesliewebbdesign.com

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A&K Woodworking and Design guest of Wortheffort Woodworking Wood, custom furniture, small homegoods A&K Woodworking and Design is a small business founded in 2013 by Amanda McKeever and Khiem Nguyen. A&K is dedicated to the craft of fine woodworking and handmade goods. The couple’s work combines their love of mid-century modern shapes with the clean lines of Japanese design. They are always working on their own lines of furniture as well as doing fully custom pieces for clients.

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937 Reinli St, #29 · (512) 387-7115 info@akwoodanddesign.com · akwoodanddesign.com

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Freams Collective Mixed media, oil The Freams Collective consists of five Austin based artists that are connected by the drive to create. Artists who are outsiders in mainstream society, but fit properly alongside each other when united creating a multifaceted visual experience. Our collective aims to unite artists, and art enthusiasts to encourage connection, collaboration and creation.

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4709 Harmon Ave, #416 · (863) 582-1822 fls14@txstate.edu

David Lamplugh Acrylic David Lamplugh is a stylized realist acrylic painter, working in aerosol, fluid acrylic, silkscreen, and stencil applications. He has an interest in collage aesthetics and the flattened quality of print layers juxtaposed with traditional painting.

921 E 46th St, Apt 107B (around back of middle building) · (512) 662-4486 fugnar@gmail.com · davidlamplugh.com

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Scott Debus All painting mediums and colored pencil on various surfaces Scott’s latest series has been portraits of comedians (Robin Williams, George Carlin, Bill Hicks, etc). On view also will be portraits, figurative work and abstracts, done in a variety of mediums.

4515 Ave G · (917) 609-2970 scottdebus@mac.com · scottdebus.com

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Michael Torres Oil on canvas The selected pieces in this collection explore elements of duality, a conflicted dynamic between the body and the spirit, from which questions of identity, ideals, and intentions arise. The objective, perhaps, is finding equanimity where there is only uncertainty and division. But at very least, the work aspires to discover a more comprehensive Self that can be expressed and understood as a unified whole.

4406 Ave C, Unit 105 findmichaeltorres@gmail.com · whoismichaeltorres.com

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Denise Fulton Acrylic on wood panel My paintings are acrylic on wood panel in the alla prima style. I work with paint that has been thinned with medium so that each mark is translucent, and the variations of thin and thick paint at the edges of the individual strokes add depth and complexity.

My subject matter alternates between landscape and figures. Recently, I’ve been experimenting with paintings framed by vintage windows.

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4104 Ave H denise@denisemfulton.com · denisemfulton.com

Christina Coleman ∙ de stijl Works on paper I have recently been exploring charcoal and graphite, making works on paper representative of cosmic and atmospheric spaces. With an emphasis on contrast, repetition, line, spatial relationships, and simplicity of form these works are both contemplative and introspective.

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1004 and 1006 W 31st St colemanandcar@gmail.com · christinacoleman.net

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Nell Gottlieb ∙ de stijl Ceramic, glass, metal Nature inspires me. My organic forms reveal the process of birth, growth, decline, decay, and rebirth of a species. Shoots and pods indicate the beginning of a new generation; bright flowering, the prime; darkness and structural breakdown, the ground for emergence. I build with clay, metal and glass, substances of the earth that combine to provide strength, translucence and fragility.

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1004 and 1006 W 31st St · (512) 663-8450 nell.gottlieb@gmail.com · nellgottlieb.com

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Marja Spearman ∙ de stijl Clay, glass, papercrete, works on paper We moved into the new studio with work in progress. The building next door will be used as our WEST exhibition space. It will become our official gallery after renovation starting in June. The combined grounds: a handful of fine artists, a podium for art. Sculptors: Dameon Lester, Nell Gottlieb, Marja Spearman. Potter: Curtis Lund. Works on Paper: Christina Coleman. Workshop ADA compliant.

1004 and 1006 W 31st St · (512) 815-7534 marjaverhaar@earthlink.net · marjaspearman.com

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Pat Falconer Watercolor, color pencil, ink, acrylic I love to draw and paint. Whatever captures my attention from year to year becomes subject matter for my work. I am now doing a series of small animals and birds.

They often model fashion accessories.

1516 W 31st St pfalconer13@gmail.com

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Marvin King Pen and ink, acrylics, crayon, wood, marble I got my first joke at age 4. Folks were laughing at an old man for being set in his ways – not keeping an open mind. It made an impression on me and I have continued the pursuit of humor as it exists in life So you see, I’m not an artist, but a humorist – with an open mind and a lust for finger joy – musically as well as chromatically.

1711 W 30th St · (512) 478-2919 marvinkingandoris.king@gmail.com · cautiontothewind.net

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Taylor Jacob Pate Acrylic, pastels, spray paint life is either hilarious or terrifying or sad or beautiful or empty or colorful or stark or kind or rough or elevated or organic or any number of adjectives depending on any number of variables. i paint when i don’t have the right words, i paint what i want to see, what scares me, what it looks like when it rains in a world with 2 suns. my work is vibrant, energetic and full of color and play.

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2845 B San Gabriel St · (512) 810-2403 basementpoetics@gmail.com

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Judy Paul ∙ Judy Paul Studios Mixed media on panel, digital collage As an artist in a city like Austin I am surrounded by inspiration in the peace of Austin’s great outdoors, while simultaneously admiring our beautiful city skyline, vibrant culture and energy. The balance between our city and its open spaces enlivens my art and I aim to convey my appreciation and enthusiasm through my work. Handmade and magical in Austin, Texas.

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2205 Bridle Path · (512) 507-8199 judy@judypaul.com · judypaul.com

Shiloh Sibley Graphic art, fused glass, ceramic, mosaic, photography Shiloh Sibley is a fused glass, ceramic and mosaic artist from the Big Bend area.

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1703 Woodlawn Blvd shiloh.sibley@gmail.com

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Bob Swaffar ∙ artStar Pottery Porcelain ceramics I have been interested in ceramics since high school. After retiring from the University of Texas in 2003, I began building my studio and in 2005 I started making pots full time. I work with porcelain fired in some sort of atmospheric kiln conditions, such as wood, salt, or soda. My pieces are functional and 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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Jeanne Philquist Oils on linen canvas or canvas board I paint moments in time, reflecting emotion or attitude as simply as possible, often with a slightly absurd twist. All on its own, a stiff cat will interject into the most serious of compositions, or a point will grow out of an otherwise very sincere lady.

I feel my work has succeeded when guests or viewers light up with a smile or laugh of recognition. I hope you will come see me!

1709 Palma Plaza · (512) 478-9590 jphilquist@austin.rr.com

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Julian Hector Digital Julian Hector is an author, illustrator, and graphic designer. He was born in Los Angeles, raised in Driftwood TX by two biologists, and studied illustration at Parsons the New School for Design in New York City. He moved back to Austin last May, and his work can be seen at Qui, East Side King, and bookstores across the country.

1620 Waterston Ave, Apt 101 · (405) 513-0685 julian@julianhector.com · julianhector.com

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Pat Molina Watercolor, pastel, charcoal As a 2D artist, I seek the freedom that watercolor expresses to find depth in my figures, brilliance in my botanicals, moodiness in my landscapes, and movement in my abstracts.

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1200 Elm St, #115 · (512) 825-2370 molinayvedia@hotmail.com · artbypatmolina.com

Raquel Cordón guest of Pat Molina Oil Raquel Cordón received her MFA from Academy of Art University in San Francisco.

She describes her style as realistic romanticism. Her current series focuses on landscapes based on references from the Austin area. She has studios in Austin, Texas and Mallorca, Spain.

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1200 Elm St, #115 · (512) 669-1686 raqcordon@gmail.com · raquelcordon.com

Phillip Wade Oil, acrylic People seemed thrilled on the last West Tours at the mess and crowded racks of a working studio. I’ve been painting whatever I feel like for 25 years here, and paint is everywhere. I had a traditional training in Philadelphia and in England before coming here, but Austin is a modern place, and I try to see that too. My favorite subjects are figures, portraits, and children’s book subjects.

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1202 Lorrain St · (512) 658-0465 phillipwade2@gmail.com · phillipwade.net

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Eve Larson guest of Phillip Wade Oil on canvas I come to visual art from the world of ballet. I was a 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, which I leave to the viewer’s imagination.

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

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Ellen Willis guest of Phillip Wade Oil Ellen Willis is an oil painter in the impressionist tradition. She specializes in landscape and seascape but also likes to do portrait, still life and animals. She shows in James Rieser Fine Art in Carmel, California and her studio in Austin, Texas.

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

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Carol Hayman Photo Intaglio prints These prints are from a series on manikins, in a surreal presentation of artificial bodies in various stages of decomposition. The dents and chips contrast with the usual decorative role of manikins. The images convey feelings that these figures have a history, a life of their own, momentarily paused, but might continue when the viewer turns away.

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

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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. The negative space is as alluring as the positive. On translucent cloth, the image is fleshed out with terracotta washes. My goal is to capture attention by a space that becomes a doorway to a meditative state.

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

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Neena Buxani guest of Carol Hayman Acrylic, oil, gouache, ink on canvas, gessobord Art has encompassed my thoughts to where I am forever living and breathing in color. My studio is a place where I can release my mind of structure. Choosing to challenge myself by using different mediums and creating new subjects is what keeps me alive and wanting to paint more and more. How lucky a person I am to have started to live my dream... to paint a world I never want to leave.

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

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Marjorie Moore Combined media My studio is small in size, but large in artifact. The work I do involves combined media with a strong interest in the natural world. The studio evokes a wonder cabinet of old with a contemporary twist.

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1309 W 9 1/2 St · (512) 917-6378 mooremarjorie67@gmail.com · marjoriemoore.com

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Dwain Kelley ∙ Rose Street Studios Mixed media, sculpture Evolved from realism – primarily landscapes – my paintings and drawings retain that foundation but explore shape, line, and color relationships in a more experimental direction. Some pieces are carefully orchestrated while others start off spontaneous and develop movement and tension. Mixed media as well as sculptural assemblages.

1107 Rose St · (512) 476-2588 rosestreet@aol.com · dwainkelley.com

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Mary Barminski Johnson guest of Dwain Kelley Painting, mixed media Patterns, colors, textures, familiar symbols and abstract compositions that express and explore feelings and personal relationships. Come check out this hidden gem of a studio in the heart of downtown – we love visitors!

1107 Rose St · (512) 423-1559 rosestreet@aol.com · barminskijohnson.com

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Steve Maddox guest of Dwain Kelley Acrylic, oil pastel, paint marker on canvas and wood panel My paintings evolve in layers of acrylic, oil pastel, and paint marker on canvas and wood panel. I believe art does not need to be explained. It only needs to be experienced. Through this experience emerges understanding.

1107 Rose St · (512) 585-4681 artaustin56@gmail.com

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Cody David Bauer ∙ PRIZE Acrylic, marker, canvas, paper Choice equals change. I live for the beauty and modification my art will bring to your life.

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202 Colorado St · (512) 934-1118 codydavidbauerart@gmail.com · codydavidbauer.com

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Hercules da Vinci Oil on paper Jon Eric Narum (aka The Sky Guy) proudly presents new paintings by the enigmatic and slightly surly artist named Hercules da Vinci. Narum met Herc at an encampment down by the banks of Lady Bird Lake, under the Lamar Boulevard bridge. Hercules is the proud progenitor of the heretofore unknown Napkin Abstract, and he would love to have you come see his perplexing, psychomatic oil paintings.

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527 Barton Blvd (access via the alley) jenarum@sbcglobal.net · theskyguy.com

Bill Jeffers Limestone Limestone sculptures, hand-carved from single quarried blocks or weathered field stones. First, the stone. Then, the idea. Then something like a conversation with the stone about the idea. Sensuous geometry.

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1010 S 5th St · (512) 296-3850 bill.jeffers@sbcglobal.net · billjeffersart.com

RJ Oehler Yarn paintings, acrylic on canvas and board and digital work The work that most people know of mine are the yarn paintings. Colored yarn pressed into a beeswaxed board. There will be a variety of yarn paintings in various sizes to view. There will also be acrylic paintings, drawings and digital prints.

Please come.

1608 Dexter St · (512) 934-7965 rjoehler@gmail.com · rjoehler.wordpress.com

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Kali Parsons Watercolor, pen and ink, acrylic, alcohol ink, mixed media My work is inspired by the whimsy and delight I find in everyday life. As part of a daily practice I capture these moments on canvas and paper using a wide range of media. Lucky for me I’m surrounded by the comedy troupe that is my husband, two teenage sons, two dogs, two cats, and six chickens.

1821 Dexter St kalilparsons@gmail.com · kaliparsons.com

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Jerry DeFrese Mixed media I create work from low-end materials. The materials have been used in the past and discarded. My primary interest is in how the mundane or cast away can be used to make commentary on culture and social issues. Recent drawings use a combination of aggressive paint on photos of celebrities and art icons to attempt ownership and personalization of the image...

1112 Bluebonnet Ln jdefrese@yahoo.com · jdefrese.blogspot.com

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Julie Konvicka Sterling silver, gold jewelry Julie Konvicka was standing on a street in Toulouse, 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 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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1403B Oxford Ave · (512) 619-2138 info@juliekonvicka.com · juliekonvicka.com

Paige DeShong Found glass and objects, sterling silver, gold-filled, iron Handmade jewelry and sculpture from found glass, sterling silver and other materials.

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

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Sharon Zeugin ∙ Sharon Zeugin Art Mixed media on paper, canvas, board Gestural marks, lines and images inspired by inner and outer landscapes, poetry, calligraphy and the human form are the subject of my current work on paper, canvas and books.

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2104 Wright St · (512) 565-5619 sharonzeugin@gmail.com · sharonzeugin.com

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Larry Akers ∙ Eye Play Studio Mixed media, wire, metal, reflective objects, patterned backings, paint I construct pieces that set up interacting patterns exhibiting moiré 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 works, but close, thoughtful interaction brings out their best. I also photograph water surfaces.

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

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Malina Cipleu guest of Larry Akers Fused glass, polymer clay My art comes as a result of an intuitive search for harmony. Polymer clay offers the possibility to work small, incorporating many details in handmade jewelry. Fused glass, on the other hand, gives me the opportunity to play with transparency and light in works of a larger scale. My pieces evolve as explorations of my inner self, incorporating a sense of movement with a story behind.

2311 Ridgeview St info@theolivecolibri.com · theolivecolibri.com

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Andrea Loomis guest of Larry Akers Glass Constant evolvement is a necessity to my artistic expression – each piece is a meditation on thoughts, questions and emotions. Colors, transparency and texture of glass provide me with the language to create an object that is one with its reflections and shadows – stirring the beholder – a moment of surprise, a pause of joy, a memory, an idea – carrying on creativity by prompting the viewer.

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

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Kelli McDonald ∙ Offbeat Art Gallery Etched, dyed eggshells, fabric paint on canvas For the debut show in my new backyard gallery, Offbeat Art Gallery, I am showing paintings made from craft fabric paint straight out of the squeeze bottles and contemporary eggshell art similar to the Ukrainian tradition of pysanky.

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2015 Ford St · (512) 831-8325 klmcdonald3@gmail.com · kellimcdonaldart.com

Chris DiRaddo Wood, paint, gold leaf, mixed media I use sacred and natural forms in three dimensions to provoke meditations on life.

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2009 Peach Tree St · (512) 963-5371 chrisdiraddo@yahoo.com · christopherdiraddofineart.com

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Jill Robinson ∙ One Basket at a Time Reed, hardwood, gourds, pine needles Award winning handwoven baskets and handcrafted gourd art.

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1910 Goodrich Ave · (512) 203-1190 jillbasket@gmail.com · onebasket.net

Mary Yznaga ∙ M.Y. Metal Metal, fiber, painting, mixed media My metal art runs the gamut from functional to spiritual. Examples of my work include steel agaves and other Dust Bowl garden plants, mailboxes featuring corten accents, large (12 x 12”) heart Milagros, and light fixtures in stainless and glass incorporating table settings. In addition, M.Y. Metal will be showcasing fiber art, mixed media, and energetic action paintings created by guest artists.

1912 Goodrich Ave · (512) 415-0090 myznaga@austin.rr.com · krop.com/myznaga

97 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-dominant 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 closer 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 My new landscapes are like dreams half-remembered. Organic forms emerge from the distance, coalesce into reminiscences of known objects, and shapeshift back to the unknown. Upon awakening from the dream, I try to capture its details in brushstrokes and am left with the flavor, the aftertaste of emotion roused by the color, form and movement.

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

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

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2111 Montclaire St · (512) 426-9217 cherylfinfrock@gmail.com · cherylfinfrock.com

Brady Fern Painting, screen printing, mixed media Doing artwork, for me, is an expression of a nonverbal moment, an exploration of inner consciousness, released through color and space. I long to capture these fleeting moments, vague yet intense. I am most often inspired by light and music.

My artwork includes painting, screen printing, fabric, mixed media, lighting, and installation art.

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2902 Oakhaven Dr bradyfern7@gmail.com · bradyfern.com

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Juan Carlos Ojeda Ceramics Juan Carlos Urbina Ojeda was born, raised and still resides in south Austin, Texas.

He has been heavily influenced by South and Native American art, most particularly by animal motifs. He loves to add faces and feet to his work to anthropomorphize everyday items, creating works that are functional, sculptural, and seem to have a life of their own.

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2714 S Lamar Blvd · (512) 983-6228 juanswheel@yahoo.com

Michael Matias Velasquez guest of Juan Carlos Ojeda Ceramics Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.

2714 S Lamar Blvd · (325) 660-2552 mv1113@me.com

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Jake Bryer ∙ Austin Art Garage Composite photography Many years ago I helped start the Austin Art Garage, a gallery that caters to all socio-economic walks of life. Somewhere along the way I became an artist. Being weak at painting, I decided to create painterly environments with photography by digitally layering many photographs together.

2200 S Lamar Blvd, Ste J · (512) 351-5934 jake@austinartgarage.com · austinartgarage.com

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Mockingbird Domestics ∙ Mockingbird Workshop Wood, steel Mockingbird makes fine crafted furniture in the classic modern style. We tailor our designs to fit our client’s needs. We pay careful attention to details, from the solid hardwoods we select, to our authentic hand rubbed finishes. We invite you to visit our showroom featuring our furniture and a curated selection of Texas artisans. Tour our workshop to better understand how our Mockingbird Made Furniture is constructed.

2151 S Lamar Blvd · (512) 677-4004 laura@mockingbirddomestics.com · mockingbirddomestics.com

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Raymond Hemza ∙ Hemza Designs Wood Hemza Designs is a woodworking studio specializing in fine furniture and custom cabinetry since 1998.

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

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Christopher Franco ∙ Aardvark Forge ∙ The Yard Iron, steel, stainless steel, metal Specializing in the unique design and fabrication of ornamental metals and architectural hardware.

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

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Ryan Scott-Nairns Metals Being an artist and metalworker opens the doors to endless possibilities for creating whatever your heart desires. I attempt to build every project to the highest level of artisan craftsmanship possible. There are no projects we cannot do, and you can be sure, whatever it is, we will do it well. We have big things in store for this year with ambitious new projects bigger and better than ever!

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

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Croix Williamson Metal, oil paint, graphite, ink My art is inspired by the universe around me and within me. It is my attempt at sharing my experience and thoughts on the universe through form and composition using various mediums.

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

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Jennifer Degges Ceramic, metal, wood, paper, pencil, paint Ceramic figurative sculpture.

2000 S 7th St · (512) 656-8938 jendegges@gmail.com · jenniferdegges.com

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Stella Alesi Oils on panel “…movements and brain waves in some sort of applause.”

1017A W Milton St stellaalesi@gmail.com · alesiart.com

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Terri St.Arnauld & Frank Yezer Platinum Portraits & Fine Art Photography Film and digital photography, prints in silver, digital, platinum, woven During WEST, stop in to see a large vintage view camera. We specialize in handprinted platinum and gelatin silver photographs, sometimes weaving two platinum images together for our fine-art work. We manage our own darkroom, which includes processing our B&W film and prints, mixing chemistry, coating papers for our platinum prints, and processing our own digital work.

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1104 W Annie St · (512) 658-5153 terrifrank95@sbcglobal.net · platinumportraitsphoto.com

Cynthia Pierce Grolleg porcelain All the work from 2000 to the present is from the Austin studio and in Grolleg porcelain. The English clay poses an array of challenges. Throwing the “perfect” bowl is an obsession. The clay is not forgiving, so practice does not always make perfect. As a painter I am a colorist and have studied Delacroix’s color theories, but in ceramics I prefer to play with black, white and gray.

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1012 W Johanna St · (512) 751-2234 cynthiabeimer@gmail.com · artofcynthiapierce.com

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Diana Seidel Clay 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

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Claire Sommers Buck guest of Diana Seidel Handcrafted jewelry Inspired by my love of folk and ethnic designs, my jewelry is originally designed and handcrafted using traditional metalsmithing techniques. I take great pride in creating pieces that are functional, durable, empowering and elegant. I hope you can stop by to say hello and try on some of my pieces!

709 Fletcher St clairesommersbuck@gmail.com · clairesommersbuck.com

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Mary Fischer guest of Diana Seidel Clay I look at architecture wherever I happen to be and at some point things show up in my work. Clay is a great medium to work in as it can look like almost anything, intentionally or not. I use slabs and extruded pieces of clay to make structures which are finished with slips, stains and the occasional glaze. Printing techniques are used to apply images to some of the work.

709 Fletcher St · (512) 858-4781 mfischerclay@gmail.com

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Avery Orendorf ∙ Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-Op Acrylic and latex murals, hand painted furniture, wood art Avery Orendorf is a muralist and furniture painter. Her mural work is specialized for bold spaces looking to hold their own. She paints with a modern simplicity, bold but not overwhelming. Avery also works with new and repurposed furniture, adding hand-painted graphics and illustrations, creating functional pieces of art.

707 W Live Oak St · (512) 944-5140 averyodesign@gmail.com · averyodesign.com

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Valentina Dorsa ∙ Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-Op guest of Avery Orendorf Acrylic on canvas My snapshot paintings, small and intimate, reflect on our increasingly intertwined relationship with one another via the likes of Instagram and Twitter. My drip paintings, inspired by my experiences in Shanghai, explore the fragility of the human body and its make-up, gravity and weight organically guiding the paint on the canvas.

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

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Roxanne Rathge ∙ Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-Op guest of Avery Orendorf Photographic print Roxanne Rathge’s minimalistic landscapes communicate in a voice of quiet contemplation. Her images have a reserved quality, simplifying each scene into its essential elements of color and light.

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707 W Live Oak St roxannejo.com

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Manuela Cocchis ∙ Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-Op guest of Avery Orendorf Wool, silk and metallic fiber on cotton and flax warp Tapestry is a specific form of fiber art, with its own rules. It is ancient and wonderful, slow and labor intensive; just out of sync with modern life. I use vertical looms and work just with the best yarn. I weave with bobbins and hands. Nothing is more magical than the sound of beating down the weft.

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707 W Live Oak St · (512) 820-2876 manuela.cocchis@tiscali.it

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Katie Spence ∙ Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-Op guest of Avery Orendorf Photography, engineer print on lightweight paper Katie Spence works in photography. She focuses on the idea of ‘public space’ and spaces that are easy to ignore. Her photos are often feature lines created by humans contrasted with lines created by nature. Energy (heat, light, water), space and landscape are examined. The composition is kept simple to encourage the viewer’s mind to wander. Spence lives and works in Austin, TX.

707 W Live Oak St · (415) 225-1270 spenceke@gmail.com · spenceke.com

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Ginny Barrett ∙ Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-Op guest of Avery Orendorf Painting, drawing on wood, abstract photography The figurative work celebrates and meditates on the human form, finding life as it presents itself. Using environmentally clean maple, these pieces on wood are a sanctuary for stories collected. The series of abstract photography is compiled of unaltered images that nod to the natural. This grouping of images seeks to frame water, ice, and air.

707 W Live Oak St · (512) 923-2628 ginny@ginnybarrett.com · ginnybarrett.com

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Julie Pelaez ∙ Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-Op guest of Avery Orendorf Alcohol ink At times, we plan ahead, chase the to-do list, or blindly default to the routine.

Experimenting with alcohol inks commands me to be in the present moment as I respond to the viscous story unfolding in front of me. There is a natural, intuitive conversation that takes place between myself and the medium as I explore feelings of liberation, transformative growth and risk taking.

707 W Live Oak St juliepelaez@yahoo.com · dropr.com/juliepelaez

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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 paintings, 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@gmail.com · southaustinstudio.com

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Ann Seago guest of Julie Williams Oil, pastel, photo collage I paint expressionistically combining shape, tone, line and color. My preferred subject matter comes from daily life and how I can use that to explain the mysteries of emotion, memories, and identity. I love exploring how light can create a particular mood and feeling and how people interact within spaces and with others. To capture the essence of a place or person, to convey a moment in time.

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701 W Mary St ann.b.seago@gmail.com · annseago.com

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Cynthia Bloom guest of Julie Williams Jewelry My jewelry features antique, vintage, and modern treasures that I have been collecting for many years — Old World 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 13 years. Czech it out!

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701 W Mary St · (512) 779-7737 cindy@cynthiabloom.com · cynthiabloom.com

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Diamonds Are Evil ∙ Slackerville Laser cut wood jewelry, accessories Inspired by the lack of ethically-sourced, affordable and eco-friendly accessories, Diamonds Are Evil is committed to creating jewelry that addresses those issues.

Using sustainably harvested wood as our canvas, we handcraft all of our laser-cut jewelry and accessories in our South Austin studio.

2209B S 1st St diamondsareevil@gmail.com · diamondsareevil.com

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ARTeSTUDIO Austin 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 work space with Sadie Loves Kiki, Ruby Pearl and Rosa Rebelled clothing companies, which create unique clothing for women and children using upcycled materials.

2101 S 1st St, Ste D · (512) 415-9376 art@artestudioaustin.com · artestudioaustin.com

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Liana Tomchesson ∙ NotArtStudios Steel, silver, gold, copper, bronze My goal is to create a shared space where provocative cultural subjects and finely crafted jewelry and 3D art objects coexist. I conceptually build my work by recycling aspects of the human experience found in news articles. Working in the full spectrum of metalsmithing, I incorporate many technics new and old to create objects that communicate through humor, scale and content

1904A Newton St liana78704@gmail.com · lianatomchesson.com

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Heather Parrish & Cherie Weaver ∙ MATCHA Visual, tactile, social MATCHA is an organically-fueled powerhouse where art co-operativists H. Parrish and C. Weaver convene to discuss and create. Recent studies cite MATCHA’s ability to encourage alpha-waves in the brain, resulting in an heightened state of relaxed alertness. MATCHA is often described as “smooth,” “complex,” “vibrant,” “vegetal,” and/or “hay-like.”

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407 East Monroe St heatherparrish.net · cherieweaverproject.com

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Valerie Fowler ∙ Wonder Chamber Studios Oils, watercolor, ink and pencil My paintings and drawings explore the natural world, our fragile earth and the mark we humans make on it. Artworks range from large and small format oil paintings to large and small ink and pencil drawings on paper, all with intense detail and a uniquely personal perspective.

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

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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 hidden emotions. When my hands discover the paint it’s like magic speaking through me and I am just an instrument.

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1114 Fairmount Ave gretaolivas@gmail.com · gretaolivas.com

Sean Daigle ∙ Unfortunateface Acrylic, watercolor, mixed media, wood, photography Sean Daigle is an Austin-based artist who works mostly in modern pop culture references but sometimes with skewed with a lovable brand of dark humor. He has been published in Vice and Nylon magazine and his work has gone viral dozens of times on sites like Reddit and Tumblr. His home in Travis Heights has become a popular tourist destination as each month it is decorated in a different theme featuring life sized wood versions of characters from shows like The Simpsons and Adventure Time.

520 E Live Oak St · (702) 326-8976 seanpatrickdaigle@gmail.com · seanpatrickdaigle.com

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Donna Starnes ∙ Donna Starnes Creative Photography, painting Donna has lived in Austin since 1981. In that time, she transformed her years of graphic design experience into the exploration of visual arts, including primarily photography and painting. She has a keen eye for color and composition, and a deep appreciation of “the moment.” Donna’s work is fun, energetic, inspirational, and explorative. She brings beauty from and into everyday life.

2613 Wilson St · (512) 917-2135 donna@donnastarnes.com · donnastarnes.com

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Chase Kreger guest of Donna Starnes Charcoal, oil, acrylic, clairvoyance I’m fascinated by eyes. Currently, I draw and paint humans and animals in charcoal, oils, and acrylic; among other things.

2613 Wilson St chasekreger@gmail.com

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Saul Jerome San Juan Acrylic and graphite on canvas and panel, oil pastel on paper Indoors I appropriate pixels from social media into visual ethnography on canvas, and outdoors I immerse myself in the lakes and rivers of the Texas Hill Country, capturing the hot sunlight and the cool water with my brush on tiny panels. The coldest hue in my palette is a mix of raw umber and pure white. Color theory, context, and viewer bias trick eyes into seeing blue where there is only brown.

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2606 Wilson St, #502 sauljerome.com

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Kristen A. Fox guest of Saul Jerome San Juan Mixed media on canvas or found substrate My work is a literal and figurative exploration of layers, using disparate and superimposed media to create texture and depth. Mostly figural, common themes include the individual versus the collective and the role of women in contemporary society, inspecting the roles that are created for us and those we create for ourselves.

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2606 Wilson St, #502 kristenafox@gmail.com · kristenafox.com

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Cecily Johnson guest of Saul Jerome San Juan Photography An Austinite since 1988 and a graduate of The University of Texas, Cecily Johnson considers herself a member of the last of the “old guard” photographers, the ones who bulk-rolled 35mm, developed it themselves, and printed images with the use of a negative.

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2606 Wilson St, #502 · (512) 921-2957 cecilyjo@gmail.com · cecilyjo.com

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Jeffrey Primeaux guest of Saul Jerome San Juan Acrylic on canvas, paper, board, panel My paintings are composed from various source images, but are painted in a more representationally cohesive manner to depict scenes that interpret elements of the natural/visible world as they might be composed according to memory, fantasy, or imagination in general.

2606 Wilson St, #502 · (512) 963-6479 jeffprimeaux@yahoo.com · jeffreyprimeaux.com

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Julie Fritz guest of Saul Jerome San Juan Oil, cold wax on birch board Julie Fritz will be showing large abstract landscapes of Texas in oil and cold wax on board. Her paintings have simple compositions, but multiple layers of color give the works depth. Because of the addition of beeswax into the oil, there is a unique transparency that tells the story of the process and the land.

2606 Wilson St, #502 · (804) 317-8849 juliefritz8@gmail.com · juliefritz.com

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Carved stone, wood, cast bronze, terra-cotta, plaster I like working in stone, wood, and bronze. That these media have the potential of a very long life span is a large part of their appeal. While the nature of these materials requires a great deal of physical effort and persistence, the rewards can be great.

405 Cumberland Rd · (512) 740-6811 m3troy@yahoo.com · mike-troy-azsd.squarespace.com

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Stevan Alcala Photography I capture the life in the moment rather than the moment itself. I find inspiration through music and the musicians that I photograph.

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2909 Oak Crest Ave, Apt B · (310) 938 5910 stevan.alcala@gmail.com

Mo Scollan Painting Mo Scollan is a painter. I work out of my home studio in South Central Austin. I am interested mostly in painting nature, people, and inanimate objects. I am inspired by what is close to me, and what I am experiencing.

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2804 Oak Crest Ave moscollan@gmail.com · moscollan.com

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Melissa Grimes Oil painting, cut paper collage, ceramic figures Visit my home and studio in an old Victorian home in 78704! I paint in oils and am working on a continuing series of large “Austin Swimmer” paintings. Also on view are small and large figure paintings, nude oil sketches, cut paper collages, figure studies and ceramic animal sculptures.

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

Marian Haigh guest of Melissa Grimes Wood fired stoneware, porcelain clay I work with stoneware and porcelain clays high-fired in a wood fired kiln. The flames leap through the firing chamber and leave flashes of color and a sprinkling of ash turning the stoneware clay tan and dark brown while the white porcelain blushes pink and orange. This process requires stoking the kiln with wood for twenty hours.

I make one-of-a-kind cups and small sculptures.

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

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Mary Hunter Mixed media, acrylic, collage, assemblage, photography Mary Hunter is best known for her earthy, textural, symbolic mixed media works, collages, assemblages, paintings and photography.

1000 Juanita St · (512) 788-1799 mary.hunter@mac.com · maryhunterstudio.com

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Patrick Y Wong ∙ Atelier Wong Photography Chromira and Giclee prints on metallic and fiber paper Atelier Wong Photography creates powerful images that inspire design. Revealing portraits of amazingly imaginative spaces and iconic places in Austin as portrayed by architectural photographer Patrick Y Wong. These portraits span decades and celebrate Austin as we like to remember it.

2419 S 5th St · (512) 627-1288 patrick@atelierwong.com · atelierwong.com

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John P. Crowley ∙ Crowley’s Downtown Wagon Watercolor, leather scraps, found paper I’m a man who makes art about men, inspired by real men and their adventures – heroes, villains, historical characters, and hobos. I paint mainly with watercolor on found paper in hand stitched scrap books bound from leather and hide scraps.

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2404 Havenside Dr · (512) 426-2086 jpcrowley2001@yahoo.com · crowleysdowntownwagon.com

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Nancy Harte ∙ Studio H ∙ Thornton Road Studios Design, murals, European old world finishes, portraits Creating art and environments through insight and imagination N.Y.Harte is able to create an ambience that is unique for you. Whether you need design services, large or small beautiful wall murals, old world masters painting techniques or exotic finishes we can create your dream.

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2309 Thornton Rd, Studio H · (214) 770-7011 nyh@nyharte.com · nyharte.com

Rothko Hauschildt guest of Nancy Harte Encaustic I make art for the purposes of self-expression and release. My art always has a personal meaning but my hope is that the viewer finds her own personal meaning in it, whether or not it is the same as my own. I celebrate the possibilities of the medium itself, exploring the rich colors of the paint and the effects made possible with heating it.

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2309 Thornton Rd, Studio H rothkunst@pobox.com · rothkunst.com

Ava Sharifian guest of Nancy Harte Oil on canvas I never know what the final outcome will be and I don’t begin any painting with too much of an idea about what it will become. With the unknown comes some anxiety so I explore that feeling, observing it often and sometimes it transforms into a sense of wonder, a silence beneath all thought, like diving into water during a thunderstorm and feeling the peace and quiet just below the surface

2309 Thornton Rd, Studio H ava@avasharifian.com · avasharifian.com

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David Bear guest of Nancy Harte Acrylic on canvas, wood furniture, sculpture, music I have been deeply moved by the Aboriginal concept of dreaming. My art is a reflection of the belief that every event leaves a record in the land. When I am painting I make an offering to the one force that animates all life. I love special places in nature that have a particular potency. This unique quality is what motivates me to create. Each dot is a meeting of my inner landscape with the sacred.

2309 Thornton Rd, Studio H · (512) 785-8950 ecstaticdanceaustin@gmail.com · dbearcreative.com

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Christine Gilbert ∙ Studio J ∙ Thornton Road Studios

I’m artsy-craftsy, paint mostly watercolor and acrylics in an expressionistic style and am especially inspired by Argentine tango. “Failed” paintings are transformed into boxes and clocks. I also knit and sell beautiful ladder-yarn scarves and necklaces and make anodized aluminum earrings.

2309 Thornton Rd, Studio J cemgilbert@icloud.com

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Rita Marie Ross ∙ Studio L ∙ Thornton Road Studios Woven copper and aluminum sculpture, argentium sterling jewelry Working with recycled wire and metals puts me in touch with being a kid, making art from things I could find. There is an internal hum when I am immersed in a project. I call it “The Zone.” It is here I am one with the art.

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2309 Thornton Rd, Studio L · (512) 577-3479 ritamarieross@gmail.com · ritamarieross.com

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Jacob Colburn guest of Rita Marie Ross Copper with acid patinas Born in Austin Texas, Jacob Colburn was raised in the arts by his father, renowned metal sculptor Daryl G. Colburn. In 2007 Jacob began an apprenticeship under his father and also began creating on his own. Together they started Colburn Studios and began showcasing their art in many galleries and shows.

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2309 Thornton Rd, Studio L · (512) 586-6548 jacobgcolburn@gmail.com · jacobgcolburn.com

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Sandy Ball Muckleroy ∙ Studio L ∙ Thornton Road Studios Bronze sculpture I grew up accompanying my parents, both metal sculptors, to art shows throughout the mid-west and south. When not traveling, Lake Michigan and its dunes were my playground. Impressions taken in, through art and nature, continue to be my greatest inspiration. Using bronze and an oxyacetylene torch, I create bonsaiinspired trees on lovely rock specimens, continuing my family legacy.

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2309 Thornton Rd, Studio L · (512) 565-3695 sandymuck@yahoo.com

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Greg Davis ∙ Gusto Studios ∙ Thornton Road Studios Photography, filmmaking National Geographic Creative Photographer and Founding Member of ACP, the purpose of Greg’s work is to serve as a reminder to us all that we are all part of something greater than ourselves. At a faster rate than ever before, our world is shrinking and it is imperative that we be aware of and respect the diversity of our planet, as well as our unprecedented need to preserve it.

2309 Thornton Rd, Studio M · (512) 228-0995 greg@gregdavisphotography.com · gregdavisphotography.com

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Fireseed Clay Art Studios ∙ Thornton Road Studios Ceramic pottery, sculpture 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.

2309 Thornton Rd, Studio O · (512) 440-8485 fireseedclaystudios@gmail.com · fireseedclaystudios.com

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Rick Van Dyke ∙ Fireseed Clay Art Studios Thornton Road Studios Ceramic art, succulent and cactus dish gardens I want my pots to look like they grew. My pottery is organic, highly textural, and colorful. I make a lot of cactus and succulent planters.

2309 Thornton Rd, Studio O · (512) 440-8455 rickvandykestudio@gmail.com · rickvandykestudio.com

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Mindy Graber ∙ Mindian Designs ∙ Thornton Road Studios Mixed media mosaics My mosaic artwork emphasizes the integration of hand cut glass, stone, and mixed media. I include fiber, fabrics, paper, and assorted natural objects that make up the world around us. Whether I am creating wall pieces, residential installations, or any other one of a kind custom design, my process is inspired by color, texture and dimension.

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2309 Thornton Rd, Studio J · (512) 626-5534 mindian5@hotmail.com · mindiandesigns.com

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Jo Lagattuta guest of Mindy Graber Printmaking I was living in New Mexico when a fortuitous requirement of printmaking coursework for my graduate program in art therapy led me to expression in another medium.

Since that time I have been exploring printmaking and creating soft ethereal-like inspirational images. The circle or circular movement can often be seen in my artwork. The circle is a universal symbol with extensive meaning.

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2309 Thornton Rd, Studio J · (512) 771-7004 jolagattuta0871@earthlink.net · jolagattuta.com, womenprintmakers.com

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Creative Side Metal Works ∙ Thornton Road Studios Mixed metals Creative Side Jewelry Academy is introducing Creative Side Metal Works, Austin’s newest welding and blacksmithing academy. This facility will host a variety of courses beginning this summer. Visit creativeside.org for information and updates on the studio. Stop by during WEST for live demos and shop the jewelry of the CSJA Collective – members, students and staff will have their work on display.

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2311 Thornton Rd, Studio Q · (512) 799-0731 info@creativeside.org · creativeside.org

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Claudia Rush guest of Creative Side Metal Works Argentium silver What’s important to me is to create a piece that speaks to another. Whether amusing and playful or deeply symbolic I want the piece to resonate with the wearer. Some of our most powerful moments are those when we connect to ourselves.

2311 Thornton Rd, Studio Q claudiarush1@icloud.com

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Nora Julia guest of Creative Side Metal Works Metal, jewelry, silver, filigree I grew up in Alexandria, VA but found my passion in Austin – working with metal! I specialize in silver filigree jewelry and making custom pieces to fit your specifications.

I’m most inspired by forms in nature, and the unique ideas of my clients.

2311 Thornton Rd, Studio Q · (703) 901-6115 nora.julia.jewelry@gmail.com · norajuliajewelry.com

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Steve Kriechbaum guest of Creative Side Metal Works Fine jewelry, gold, silver, gemstones Steve makes contemporary precious metal jewelry incorporating fine gemstones.

He has been working in the industry for 40 years, striving to create artistry in precious metals.

2311 Thornton Rd, Studio Q · (512) 791-3823 kriechbaumgoldsmith@austin.rr.com · skriechbaum.com

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guest of Creative Side Metal Works Sterling and argentium silver Sebastian Hubele is the 13-year-old creator/designer for Nine Lives Jewelry. An Austin homeschooler, he dedicates half of his week to training, designing and creating one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry. When not working at his jewelry bench he can be found spending time with his family, his pets, his iPhone or taking long hikes through state parks.

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2311 Thornton Rd, Studio Q · (512) 517-8222 l.hubele@gmail.com · ninelivesjewelry.com

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Pepi Plowman ∙ Studio Pepi ∙ Thornton Road Studios Oil on canvas, watercolor I am continually amazed at the beauty that surrounds me. Landscape has always been a source of joy and I can only attempt to replicate it through the feelings it generates in me by painting the beauty it offers. Just like any other endeavor, it is the journey that inspires––if I am able to let everything go but creativity in action, it will be painting at its best.

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2311 Thornton Rd, Studio J · (512) 636-7313 pepstoil@gmail.com

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Cass Hook guest of Pepi Plowman Terra cotta, bronze, pencil, mixed media Terra cotta, bronze and mixed media sculpture. Painting and drawing. Abstract, figurative and portrait. I’m leaning heavily toward the abstract with the intention of using form, color and texture to enhance the observer’s experience.

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2311 Thornton Rd, Studio J · (512) 250-0392 casshook@cloudhook.com · cloudhook.com

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Scout Stormcloud guest of Pepi Plowman Oil on canvas I have been interested in photography since I had a Brownie camera, and did paint by numbers when I was six. By 1967 I put photos with painting, and have been painting ever since. I love to paint images that are personal to me like my animals and friends. Lately I have been painting flowers. I will be exploring plein air this spring.

2311 Thornton Rd, Studio J · (512) 428-6947 stormcloud@cloudhook.com · cloudhook.com

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Josh Dossett & Ruth Waddy Ceramics, glass, painting, reycled bicycle innertubes, bottlecaps We are a married couple, working from our home studio in South Austin. Josh’s work ranges from pottery to fused glass and painting. Ruth creates garments and accessories from recycled materials such as bottle caps and bicycle inner-tubes.

2409 Southland Dr · 503-997-6452 ruthlessreuse@gmail.com · joshdossett.com

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Richard Reynolds Nature photography The common theme in all of my photography, whether landscape or studio macro images, is simple: the classic beauty found in nature. A good landscape photograph goes beyond reinforcing familiar impressions of nature; it can make us see the natural world in a different light and help us establish our place in it.

3405 Winfield Dr · (512) 779-4189 rareynolds1000@gmail.com · richardreynolds.photoshelter.com

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Virginia Fleck Collage Virginia Fleck works with upcycled plastic bags to create ecologically conscious artworks that reveal the beauty of the disposable items that continually pass through our hands. Her work has been commissioned for the US Embassy in Rwanda, Whole Foods in Austin TX and NYU Hospital in NYC. Virginia will be showing new plastic bag artworks and prints and the work of guest artist Yuliya Lanina.

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1900 Larchmont Dr · (512) 589-6846 virgfleck@gmail.com · virginiafleck.com

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Yuliya Lanina guest of Virginia Fleck Painting, animation, mechanical sculptures Employing surreal imagery to simultaneously elicit feelings of uneasiness and empathy, I paint and collage bizarre characters that come to life through mechanization, animation, and music. My recent solo shows include Women and Their Work, Cleveland Institute of Art and Sara Nightingale Gallery (NY).

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1900 Larchmont Dr yuliya@yuliyalanina.com · yuliyalanina.com

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David Amdur Sculpture, furniture, illustration David Amdur’s studio is a work in progress, now in the 20th year. The mission is to utilize his talent, desire, and experience. His work is both figurative and abstract. He has a love of nature and form – and lives in an environment of creative immersion. This is his 5th decade as a working artist – “Perfection is found in nature and I aspire to bring this concept into my artistry.”

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4000 Clawson Rd · (512) 443-6056 david@davidamdur.com · davidamdur.com

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Emily Coleman Mixed media I am a mixed media artist working out of a vintage travel trailer in the 78704. I work in traditional mediums like oil paint, but also dabble in skeleton articulation and other unconventional materials. Come check out my studio, see some of my pieces, and hang out for a while!

4102 Valley View Rd · (512) 779-1210 mlecoleman@gmail.com · mlecoleman.com

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Daniel Lewis Garcia ∙ SoCo Industrial Arts Studios Wood, metal, plastics, ceramic, composites Approaching design challenges with unconventional methodology, Daniel creates Internationally recognized furniture. Each piece maintains individual presence and character coexisting in bold spaces. Services provided include Digital Fabrication, Furniture, Design Consultation, 3D Modeling, Housewares and Process Improvement.

209 E Ben White Blvd, Ste 106 · (512) 791-9188 daniellewisgarcia@gmail.com · daniellewisgarcia.com

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James Felton Graham ∙ J Felton Design SoCo Industrial Arts Studios Domestic and exotic hardwoods, plywood, repurposed, salvaged materials James Felton Graham designs and builds furniture and other objects of exceptional beauty, quality, and function for home and office. For decades James observed his family members piece scraps of cloth into beautiful heirloom quilts. Recent pieces include experiments in “piecing” or combining scraps of wood. He is especially interested in suggesting the appearance of tufted upholstery.

209 E Ben White Blvd, Ste 106 · (512) 987-9595 james@jfeltondesign.com · jfeltondesign.com

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Matthew Brown ∙ Only Sun Wood Works SoCo Industrial Arts Studios Wood, metal, miscellaneous Only Sun Wood Works is the work of Matthew Brown started in 2013. Driven to create and work with his hands, Matthew passionately crafts quality works in Austin, Texas. Sharing one-of-a-kind pieces and custom work is the driving force behind Only Sun. Fine woodworking and carpentry services include custom furniture, custom framing, restoration, and general contracting.

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209 E Ben White Blvd, Ste 106 · (713) 385-5672 matt@onlysunwoodworks.com · onlysunwoodworks.com

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Leslie Filip ∙ SoCo Industrial Arts Studios Wood, metals, CNC, laser SoCo Industrial Arts Studios is a local resource for artists who use CNC routing, laser cutting and engraving, and other production methods to bring a high level of craftsmanship to their work. In addition to these services, we offer supplies to the art community that include custom floater frames, stretcher frames, and art panels of all kinds. Commissions are accepted.

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209 E Ben White Blvd, Ste 106 · (512) 442-4208 lfilip@mac.com · socoindustrialarts.com

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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, wood art, and custom wood instruments.

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407 Radam Ln, Bldg D · (512) 412-8992 ben.honeawoodworks@gmail.com

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Marie Tobola guest of 407 Radam Oil, charcoal I use my hands to translate my visual consciousness and filtered perceptions into paint and strive for that blissful moment where my brain shuts off and I am lost in sticky tactile communication. My work is a product of this process.

407 Radam Ln, Bldg D · (512) 696-5079 marie.tobola@gmail.com

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Justin Belt guest of 407 Radam Metal, flora, mixed media Rooted in a passion for metal fabrication and specimen quality flora, my work focuses on forging an aesthetically pleasing marriage between the two.

407 Radam Ln, Bldg D · (512) 299-5468 jube9161@hotmail.com · groform.com

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Emily Mitchell ∙ Studio InBetween Ink, charcoal, pastel, graphite on paper Workher is a body of work, of woodworking tools and craftsmen. The images in Workher are drawn with ink, charcoal, graphite, and pastel. This series is in the artist signature style with ink Zen like marks and the crisp DeVenchie lines in charcoal. This series began when she joined Studio InBetween, inspired by the work and men of Aspen Rustic.

113 Industrial Blvd, Unit C-2 emilymitchellart.com

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Hannah Seng guest of Studio InBetween Ink, watercolor Hannah Seng grew up in Asheville, NC, where she is an active artist and performing musician. With a background in Appalachian old-time fiddle and a Bachelor of Arts in painting from UNC-Asheville, she extends her love of traditional music into her imaginative ink drawings and watercolor paintings.

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113 Industrial Blvd, Unit C-2 hannahseng86@gmail.com · hannahseng.com

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Kirk Modglin ∙ Aspen Rustic Wood, concrete, stone, steel, bronze, reclaimed materials Aspen Rustic has been designing and handcrafting custom furniture and unique pool tables for clients all around the world for over 14 years. As a small group of local artists, they work in wood, stone, metal, textiles, leather and even concrete and are planning something special for WEST this year. Their workshop is alive with strange sounds, rich textures, smells of fragrant woods. Come explore!

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113 Industrial Blvd, Unit C-2 · (800) 883-1870 kirk@aspenrustic.com · aspenrustic.com

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Bold MFG Steel Bold MFG is a line of products designed and fabricated here in Austin, TX. Our products include house numbers, mailboxes, planters, and fire pits, and are inspired by the different styles, cultures, and architecture that can be seen around Austin. Whether your design is modern, traditional, farmhouse, or industrial, our products have a place in your home.

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4310 Willow Springs Rd · (512) 961-4907 sales@boldmfg.com · boldmfg.com

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Steel House MFG Steel Steel House MFG is an architectural fabrication shop that focuses on modern design for residential and commercial applications. We pride ourselves on our quality and craftsmanship, and we use the latest in fabrication methods to build our projects. We are a shop that employs professional craftsmen who love what they do and still believe in doing quality work.

4310 Willow Springs Rd · (512) 961-4907 sales@steelhousemfg.com · steelhousemfg.com

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John Newbold-Knipp ∙ Newbold Stone Concrete, steel, wood Newbold Stone Architectural Concrete designs and creates concrete tile, counters, sinks, fireplaces and furniture. We believe art should be practical and design should be clean. We make art you can live in.

139 E St Elmo Rd, Unit 103 · (512) 810-0801 john@newboldstone.com · newboldstone.com

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Joe Janson Paint, wood, ink, charcoal, wood, wire When my hands are idle, so goes the rest of me. When my hands are engaged, my world expands. In other words, I need to make things. Whether painting, drawing, or sculpting, I strive to create new images that engage viewers through beauty and mystery.

4504 Gillis St · (512) 203-6128 joejanson@austin.rr.com · joejanson.com

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Rick & Lisa Loudermilk Mixed media Geometric watercolors and other 2D works including moodscapes, dreamscapes, and geometrees by two artists in love.

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2014 Jones Rd, Unit A · (512) 963-5812 tolisalou@gmail.com · rickloudermilk.com, lisaloudermilk.com

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Kyle Gross ∙ Stones Throw Studio Silver, gold, other metals As a designer I strive to create pieces that capture the simple elegance that I see in nature by incorporating its textures, motifs and designs into my work. 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 to the design.

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

Philip Edgerton ∙ Edgeworks Design Furniture, lighting, steel, wood, glass Edgeworks Design is a purveyor of stylish furniture, lighting, and decor. Industrial touch lamps, artisan magnetic knife holders, and handsomely crafted furniture are just a few of the items you’ll find at our studio, along with their creators, passionately dedicated to the art of breathing new life into the remnants of a throw away culture.

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1111 Radam Cir · (215) 534-5536 edgeworksdesign@gmail.com · edgeworksdesign.com

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Austin Evers guest of Philip Edgerton Small batch furniture, woodwork Austin Evers founded “Woodwork at 17th” to make furniture, objects, and spaces to bring people together. A piece of furniture doesn’t have to be solely functional, it can be beautiful, it can create conversation, comfort, relationships. This is the hope of “Woodwork at 17th.”

1111 Radam Cir · (512) 983-2283 woodworkat17th@gmail.com · woodwork17.com

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Dameon Lester Wire, yarn, paper, pipe cleaners Foundational materials such as wire, yarn, paper, and pipe cleaners are individually woven, knitted, pulped, and wrapped producing highly tactile and textured forms escaping the identification or purpose of their origins. Through these basic materials and processes, open-cell objects and geometric surfaces fabricate narratives adding to the man-made/nature epic.

1408 Salem Meadow Cir art@dameonlester.com · dameonlester.com

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

5701 Lewood Dr · (718) 964-8180 sara.vanderbeek@gmail.com · saravanderbeek.com

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Cat Quintanilla Stone Carver Cat’s Art Compound and Sculpture Garden Stone Come visit an intriguing working art studio and sculpture garden perched along a verdant SW conservation area. In the lushly planted inner courtyards enjoy large hand carved sculptures of native Texas limestone and sculptures for water features.

Indoors, discover colorful contemporary yet playful alabaster and marble carvings.

Here we believe “Art is an opportunity for a shared human experience.”

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

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Laura Sturtz guest of Cat Quintanilla Mixed media sculpture, mobiles, jewelry, chess sets, 2D art Laura Sturtz is a versatile artist exploring both geometric and organic forms in her artwork. Her sculptural creations are often comprised of fragments of various materials that she has made, altered, and/or found. These varied elements become a unified creation in her quilt series, wall reliefs, mobiles, and art chess sets.

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43 Pillow Rd · (512) 282-9480 artist@artist123.com · artist123.com

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Dana Brown Painting, sculpture, drawing, non-traditional mixed media My work stems from my interest in materials, patterns, and collecting. I obsessively arrange and layer to highlight repetition in both the image and its execution. I utilize and often combine various traditional processes and apply a sense of humor and nostalgia.

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6200 Bridlington Cir danawbrown@gmail.com · danabrownart.blogspot.com

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Jerry Slayton guest of Dana Brown Charcoal, graphite, pixels In his current body of work, Slayton has found himself fixated on the miniature, creating intimately-scaled drawings and animations that explore the connection between sensual experience and fictional spaces. He ties the two together through narrative, incorporating elements of science fiction with chiaroscuro, in an effort to both tell and emote the story. The fiction is loose, but substantive.

6200 Bridlington Cir · (205) 706-8567 slayt@uab.edu · moviesthatmayneverplay.com

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Austin Public Library: Little Walnut Creek Branch Pictures from here and there Diana Miranda-Murillo ∙ Azalia Chavez Photography, flower arrangements I love photography because pictures capture ephemeral moments of beauty that can go unnoticed otherwise.

835 W Rundberg Ln · (512) 974-1848 diana.miranda-murillo@austintexas.gov

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Austin Public Library: North Village Branch Emily Painton: Sea and Sky Series Acrylic on canvas, board Emily Painton, an artist who divides her time between her two homes in Austin and New Orleans earned a BFA from OU and an MA in Art History from Tulane, where she concentrated her studies in 19th Century French art. She often works in oils depicting people, parades and places. Her recent acrylic abstracts are said to be reminiscent of coral reefs, satellite images of earth, as well as deep space.

2505 Steck Ave · (512) 289-1550 emily@paintongallery.com · paintongallery.com

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WEST Exhibit ∙ Austin Art Space Painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, drawing, fiber Join us on the tour for the “WEST Exhibit” with live music and innovative art at Austin Art Space—a creative hub where established and emerging artists come together to create, collaborate and present their work. With nine artists-inresidence, impressive guest artists, and rotating juried shows, Austin Art Space is a one-of-a-kind, eclectic gallery co-op featuring impressive local art at affordable prices. Artwork: “Red” by Jan Knox

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

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Alexis McCarthy WEST Exhibit ∙ Austin Art Space Oil on panel Alexis McCarthy offers selection of “en plein air” and studio paintings. Alexis enjoys “en plein air” or painting on location from Rainey Street to the hill country.

For those days that are not so pleasant outside, my easel offers other challenges like painting items (toys, food, buildings, rocks) in playful colors and unusual light.

Be sure to see these painting gems.

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7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q · (512) 695-5174 lexie@alexismccarthy.com · alexismccarthyart.com

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Meena Matocha WEST Exhibit ∙ Austin Art Space Oil on canvas and wood panel Meena Matocha is a contemporary artist living and working in her hometown of Austin, TX. She uses the figure and scenes of everyday life to explore themes of rejection and acceptance in the context of cultural and social displacement as well as our own individual life journey.

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7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q · (512) 888-5685 meena.matocha@gmail.com · meenamatocha.com

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Lawrence Jolly WEST Exhibit ∙ Austin Art Space Oil on canvas, mixed media Surreal and Contemporary Realism oil paintings and 3D mixed media pieces using wood, computer and bicycle components and other found objects. My work connects the natural and spiritual worlds through visual, visceral storytelling. The central theme of my work is that of transformation—art that declares a sense of renewal through creative re-making.

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7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q · (512) 517-8733 larry@jollydesign.com · lawrencejolly.com

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Eileen McKeon Butt WEST Exhibit ∙ Austin Art Space Acrylic Science is Art! I enjoy learning about new discoveries in the world of science, and translating them into modern art. Phenomena that are an unseen but important part of our normal lives, like DNA and sub–atomic particles, as well as larger entities like black holes and dark energy are subjects that I feel are well–suited to abstract art, and that’s what I’ve been focusing on in my work.

7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q · (512) 571-3762 eileen@eileenmckeonbutt.com · eileenmckeonbutt.com

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Brian Leonard WEST Exhibit ∙ Austin Art Space Photographic prints on canvas, acrylic, metal Brian Leonard’s experiments with underwater-light photography, in Barton Springs, over the past seven years have emerged as a unique art form expressing the healing energy inherent in natural beauty. Using the essential building blocks of all life, Water and Light, as his creative medium, Brian’s work provides a visual platform for deeper connection with one’s essential self.

7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q · (512) 983-1731 livinglightart@gmail.com · thelivinglight.net

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Nicole Jeffords WEST Exhibit ∙ Austin Art Space Oil on canvas My specialty is portraiture, combining both classical and expressionistic elements, dwelling on the natural beauty of the face as well as the subject’s raw emotional energy and psychological patterns that come through as the canvas develops.

Commission requests are accepted. Since I work almost exclusively from photos, clients are invited to my studio where they are professionally photographed.

7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q · (512) 663-1147 nicole@artprofiler.com · artprofiler.com

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Laurie Chamblee WEST Exhibit ∙ Austin Art Space Acrylic, oils, mixed media Laurie Chamblee’s paintings captivate the observer by her technique of layering color and textures using acrylics, oils, and mixed media. Each painting is an expression of a personal place – layering emotions and feelings onto the canvas.

Her art can take the viewer on their own personal journey, connecting to the painting with what they see.

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7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q lacpaintings@gmail.com · lachamblee.com

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Laura Grimes WEST Exhibit ∙ Austin Art Space Digital Laura Grimes currently works in digital media, including digital artwork and digital photography. She is also a volunteer with the Austin Visual Arts Association. She has organized the Austin Figurative Show for AVAA for the last four years, and has served as a volunteer studio monitor in the AVAA life drawing program.

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7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q · (512) 653-5907 laura-grimes@austin.rr.com · laurajeannegrimes.com

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C21 Hellmann Stribling ∙ John Swanger | Paintings Painting; various materials, determined by different series John Swanger : exhibiting paintings that span the past five years. The works are from several different series. Each series originates from specific actions or processes, such as, scattering, tracing, crumpling, walking. These are the basis of the forms and themes of the paintings. The work was selected to highlight relationships between individual works and the overall feeling of the space.

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6205 Burnet Rd Ste B · (323) 854-8497 jhswanger@gmail.com · johnswanger.org

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Motoready Workshop and Gallery Lens∙Squared: Deserted West Photography Photographs experienced through the lenses of Plexiglas and encaustic wax.

Traditional and handmade images of the South Western desert landscape and its forgotten structures.

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Austin Public Library: Yarborough Branch Texas School for the Blind & Visually Impaired Denise Elliott Jones ∙ Jemal Pettit Painting As a long time teacher of art to the blind and visually impaired, I deal with varying degrees of unlimited potential. Who’s to say what an individual can achieve once they believe? As for Jemal Pettit, with limited vision, the creative process of painting is but one way to express his life and journey. My involvement in Jemal’s creative process started me painting again. Come see our journey.

2200 Hancock Dr · (512) 470-5669 dej1@austin.rr.com · deniseelliottjones.com

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Palri Pema Od Ling Tibetan Temple Traditional Tibetan Sacred Paintings and Sculptures Painting, gold leaf, sculpture in wood and bronze, trinkets Richly colored paintings in traditional brocade frames, and glittering golden statues sized miniature to massive, create a feast for the eyes and spirit at Palri Pema Od Ling, a Tibetan Buddhist temple. Our special display for the WEST tour is complimented by printed materials explaining the symbolism in the art, and congenial docents to answer any questions about the displays.

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

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Tom Delaney ∙ Studio Cygnet Fine Photography Palri Pema Od Ling Tibetan Temple Photography 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 just duck chicks 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

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Elisabet Ney Museum Sculpture The Elisabet Ney Museum is the home and studio of the famed 19th century German sculptor Elisabet Ney, a very exceptional woman and seminal Austinite.

The Museum celebrates her art, history and legacy every day with educational programs, exhibits, special events, family events and more year-round.

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Jennifer Chenoweth ∙ The Hedonic Map of Austin and the Dance of the Cosmos ∙ The Elisabet Ney Museum Interactive map and artwork, large steel and concrete sculpture On the first weekend of WEST, Jennifer Chenoweth’s project The Hedonic Map of Austin will be mapped on the field on the north field of the Elisabet Ney Museum for interaction and participation. On the second weekend of WEST, a new large sculpture “Dance of the Cosmos” will premiere during the Ney Day Celebration.

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304 E 44th St · (512) 482-0747 info@fisterrastudio.com · fisterrastudio.com

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Amy Ringholz ∙ Crowned Fenix ∙ ZINK Collection Oil painting Amy Ringholz is no stranger to Austin Texas. Although she is a successful contemporary artist from Jackson Hole, Austin is her ART home away from home.

She will be returning to WEST with her latest show “Crowned Fenix” which will combine fine art, fashion, music, and audience participation. Come enjoy her latest work from the ANIMAL KINGDOM. The show will be open daily from May 9th - 17th.

1601 W 38th St, #11 · (307) 730-7582 kara@ringholzstudios.com · ringholzstudios.com

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Medical Arts Gallery Resistance Patterns: New Works by Adreon Henry Vinyl, silkscreen, acrylic Throughout my career as an artist I have made it a point to experiment with different processes and techniques. This experimental mindset, along with the use of nontraditional mediums like vinyl, has given my work its own voice and has set it apart from other contemporary art. Please take a moment and peruse my recent work; I feel confident that you will agree.

2911 Medical Arts St, Ste 13B · (512) 627-8284 adreon@adreonhenry.com · adreonhenry.com

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Materials Lab Joyce Rosner and Michelle Bedrosian The works we produce are snapshots into an ongoing process of experimentation of materials and techniques rooted in traditional craft. It is the inherent beauty that comes from the interplay of hand and material that drives our work. This exhibition takes place at the University of Texas School of Architecture Materials Lab, which houses an extensive collection of over 27,000 material samples.

310 Inner Campus Dr, University of Texas at Austin, West Mall Building, 3.102 (512) 232-5969 · materialslab@austin.utexas.edu info@oliveandotis.com · cargocollective.com/oliveandotis

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Women & Their Work ∙ Between Here and There Olivia Martin Moore This multi-media exhibition creatively explores cultural connections between Austin and Berlin. Between Here and There is on view from May 16-June 30, 2015 with a free reception May 16, 7-9pm. Women and Their Work is a visual and performing art organization that serves as a catalyst for contemporary art created by women living and working in Texas and beyond.

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Studio 10 Art Gallery ∙ Kathleen Wilson Bronze sculpture, acrylic painting Kathleen Wilson is both a sculptor and a painter. Wilson has exhibited her sculpture at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, and has been commissioned for her sculpture in private sculpture gardens in the U.S. Her paintings have been published in Southwestern Art Magazine.

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Studio 10 Art Gallery ∙ Augusto Brocca Acrylic on canvas, bronze sculpture Augusto Brocca is a highly skilled painter and sculptor whose work is in private collections throughout the U.S., Europe, and Latin America. The artist is represented

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1011 West Lynn St · (512) 971-3643 augustobrocca@yahoo.com · studiotenarts.com

Museum of Collectibles & Curiosities Patricia Duncan Brown Tribute Collection The Museum of Collectibles and Curiosities exhibits the lifelong fine art skills and collections of Patricia Duncan Brown. Examples of her canvas painting, faux painting, drawing, miniature on enamel, egg tempera, design and book publishing are on view. Also displayed are examples from her amazing collections ranging from folk art to ephemera, shell art to tin toys, children’s books to dolls.

1501 W 9th St (building faces Oakland, south of the 2-story house) david@precisiondesigners.net · museumofcollectibles.org

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Reclaimed Austin Wood, metal, fabric, spray paint, furniture, canvas If West Elm and a salvage yard had a baby, it would be Reclaimed Austin. Artists Mary Daniels and Dominick Luciano use natural resources, salvage yard finds and thrift store throwaways to create classic and contemporary pieces for the Austin home.

One-of-a-kind pieces and good design can be affordable, if you come “reclaim” it.

1206 W 10th St · (512) 632-3214 dominickjluciano@gmail.com

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Artworks Gallery ∙ Celebration Painting, sculpture, photography, mosaics, mixed media Artworks Gallery has been indulging Austin in exceptional fine art, glass, custom framing, and state of the art restoration services since January 1985. ‘Celebration’ is a celebration of the gallery’s 30th anniversary and features the work of local artists: Enid Wood, Lucy Macqueen, Pam and Eric Lee, Linda Wilde, Peter Bellonci, Connie Chadwell and many more.

1214 W 6th St, Ste 105 · (512) 472-1550 artworkswestend@gmail.com · artworksaustin.com

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Lucy MacQueen Artworks Gallery ∙ Celebration Acrylic, gold leaf, etched plexiglass My focus continues to be water and the ways I can portray it using Plexiglas over my paintings. There are so many effects to experiment with; mist, rain, stormy water, still water, reflections and more. Endless possibilities. I will be demonstrating this technique at Artworks, please check their website for times – artworksaustin.com

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1214 W 6th St · (512) 784-4081 lucymacqueen@mac.com · lucymacqueen.com

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Valerie Walden Artworks Gallery ∙ Celebration Oil, pure pigment pastel My paintings are representational rather than literal. For me, that means a realistic but stylized ideology of a scene that evokes the mood or emotion at a particular moment in time. I strive to interpret the inherent vitality of nature. I create original art in soft pastels or oil paints.

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

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Wally Workman Gallery Solo Show: America Martin + Group Show Oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel, mixed media Established in 1980 and located in a 100 year old historic house, Wally Workman Gallery specializes in emerging and collected talent. The gallery has two stories of exhibition space where one can view the 58 artists currently represented. The work of America Martin will be featured in our front galleries and work from the rest of our artists will be located in the back and upstairs galleries.

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Austin Community College 39th Annual Student Awards Exhibition

The Austin Community College Kramer Gallery presents student work in photography, ceramics, sculpture, metals, painting, printmaking, digital arts and drawing. Each entry received an award from the 49th Annual Student Exhibition in the spring of 2015.

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

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Umbreen Ahmad ∙ 904 West Art Cloud Acrylic, oil pastels on canvas, watercolor When I was sixteen I did my very first painting and haven’t stopped since. I remember my art teacher telling me, I must be bold as a person, since my paintings tend to carry audaciousness. This surprised me because I was a pretty shy teenager.

I love the things I learn about myself through my abstracts. My motivation is the nature of things and the talent that surrounds, humbles and inspires me.

904 West Ave, Ste 150 · (512) 431-5688 umbreen.ahmad@gmail.com · umbreenahmad.com

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Austin Public Library: Faulk Central Branch Pola-Vision ∙ Tina Weitz Photography In her series Pola-Vision, Weitz utilizes expired Polaroid Time-Zero film, nearly a decade old, to capture images of today that conjure the vanishing past. Each frame has a preciousness, as the material she is using ceased manufacture in 2005. The resulting images fight to surface through the failure of chemistry, reminding us our present becomes past in the time it takes to press a shutter.

800 Guadalupe St · (512) 294-9550 tinaweitzphotography@gmail.com · tinaweitz.com

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Gallery at The Old Bakery and Emporium Leslie Kell and Sue Kemp The Old Bakery and Emporium is a charming, historic building in the heart of downtown Austin. The retail store features diverse and unique handcrafts by local artisans. The Art Gallery at the Old Bakery and Emporium features juried artists from the Austin area in all mediums. Also onsite is the Lundberg Maerki Historical Collection. Free parking.

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1006 Congress Ave (upstairs on the 3rd floor) · (512) 477-5961 tammy.nobles@austintexas.gov · austintexas.gov/obemporium

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Leslie Kell ∙ Dreamscapes Gallery at The Old Bakery and Emporium Digital collage, mixed media My digital photographic collages involve creating virtual environments where my photographic images are transformed as they are placed into the spaces and patterns of my designs. I use natural elements, landmarks and textures melded with architectural structures to create a visual world that invites the viewer into the composition.

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1006 Congress Ave (upstairs on the 3rd floor) · (512) 917-0104 kellcreative@gmail.com · lesliekell.com

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dwg. ∙ LOOK WEST II Karen Maness Painting Maness’ work is rooted in tales about relationships, environmental surrounds, and the documentation of wonder. Her 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.

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912 B Congress Ave karen@karenmaness.com · karenmaness.com

dwg. ∙ LOOK WEST II Rebecca Bennett Oil Using the sensual qualities of oil, I create layered abstractions which explore the dynamics of color, line, and texture. The viewer is encouraged by their abstraction to interpret their experience of the work rather than the work itself.

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

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Co-Lab Projects’ N Space ∙ APOLOGYTOTIME Mark Johnson Mixed media on paper multiplication, differentiation, organization, function and form.

All of these things, seen in time, appear to us as the general phenomenon of growth.

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

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Preacher Gallery ∙ Stray of the Dead ∙ Jason Archer Hand pulled screen prints, acrylic paintings, mixed media Jason Archer is an American visual artist and leading pioneer of the contemporary art scene in Austin, Texas. His work fuses Pop Art and cultural archetypes to create modern myths that reimagine historical events, natural phenomena or existing ritual.

119 W 8th St (Colorado St entrance) · (512) 560-2080 designatedbadass@gmail.com · thejasonarcher.com

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Dawn Winter: Contemporary Abstract Art Show The Hideout Theatre Acrylic on canvas, prints I love color and texture and this is reflected in my paintings which are multi-layered and created with a sense of color, balance and depth in mind. A visit to the galleries of Santa Fe prompted me to pursue my then unrecognized creative side... and it’s the creative process while painting that I most enjoy.

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617 Congress Ave · (512) 923-1527 dawnwinterart@gmail.com · dawnwinter.net

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JR Rapier Acrylic on canvas Rapier vividly captures the power and emotion in nature through a poetic style of her own. Rapier explores landscape themes, capturing the remote and innate beauty with the magnificence of light, color and structure from her surroundings.

She draws further inspiration from her travels to some of the world’s most moving and powerful locals.

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500 E 5th St · (512) 656-8774 jrrapier.com

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CANCELLED! Shana Stern ∙ The Fine Art Salon at J.Stern Jewelers Acrylic, mixed media on canvas Strongly moved by music and dance, Shana Stern paints each piece to a single song, translating a visceral fluidity of emotion and movement onto the canvas.

Shana balances her canvas on her arms and legs and uses only her fingers to paint – both on top of, and from underneath the canvas – producing vibrant, textured, energetic art which spills and dances across each canvas.

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701 Brazos St, Ste 100 · (512) 965-6685 art@shanasternstudio.com · shanasternstudio.com

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Mexic-Arte Museum Selections from the Contemporary Art Collection Installation, video, oil, acrylic, 2D works on paper Selections from the Contemporary Art Collection is an exhibition highlighting works from the Mexic-Arte Museum’s permanent art collection. The art on display represents the concepts, techniques, and subject matter from the diverse Latino community; additionally, the artists explore a range of topics from social commentary on global politics to contemporary issues pertaining to identity politics.

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

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The DEN ∙ Anamnesis ∙ Jennifer Lane Mixed media, collage The DEN’s mission is to exhibit Texan and international emerging artists contributing to the ever growing fine arts community of Austin. Located downtown, The DEN is a unique creative contemporary venue. The upcoming exhibit, Anamnesis, showcases artist Jennifer Lane – exploring the external and internal physicality of the human form and image through ethereal mixed media / collage works.

317 W 3rd St · (512) 333-3364 art@denpg.com · denpg.com/den-gallery.php

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La Peña ∙ Nepantla

“Nepantla”: a nahuatl word that means a dream-like state of living between two worlds. This can be exemplified by someone who lives in two cultures, such as an immigrant living in the United States while remaining a part of their home culture.

Our artists will celebrate the work of Gloria Anzaldúa and showcase what it’s like to live in a state of Nepantla. Art by Fernando Muñoz

227 N Congress Ave, #300 · (512) 477-6007 lapena227@gmail.com · lapena-austin.org

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Maria Montoya Hohenstein ∙ La Peña Mixed media, found object assemblage Maria Montoya Hohenstein is an artist repurposing found objects in service of sustainable art and in stewardship of the earth. Dubbed Arteology, she produces works of art that not only recycle what someone may judge as refuse, and infuses an artist’s creativity to transform objects without any apparent worth into pieces that serve purposes other than for which they were intended.

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227 N Congress Ave, #300 · (512) 810-9111 mmhohenstein@gmail.com · arteology.us

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Los Outsiders ∙ Gently Fried ESB-MACC Sam Z. Coronado Gallery Various The exhibition aims to foster a dialogue within the city and its art scene, to both activate voices that are part of an essential conversation and start a creative cross pollination in the Austin arts and culture that defines “the scene”. The main themes explored in the exhibition are change, relationships, urban living, and community.

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600 River St · (512) 974-3789 linda.crockett@austintexas.gov · maccaustin.org

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Empty House Productions The Jam Sessions Group Show Installation, photography, sculpture, painting, drawing, mixed media The Jam Sessions is a site specific art group show working on concepts such as daily rituals, possessions and objects, memory, fiction and emotions. Guest artists interact in different ways within an empty house using different media. Belen Garcia-Mendoza, Jack Mendoza, Heather Sundquist, Morris Dávila, Kuki Bastos, Carolina Alcocer and Sudaderie.

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Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum Eve & Shiva: Sculpture by Charles Umlauf and Gene Owens Garden collection of 50 Charles Umlauf sculptures plus new sculpture exhibition contrasting Umlauf with his peer Gene Owens in the 1960s and 1970s.

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

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Pro-Jex Gallery ∙ Personal Reflections of Joan of Arc Alex Labry and Beth McElhaney Photography, jewelry Pro-Jex Gallery is dedicated to the promotion, presentation and preservation of Fine Art Photography. Pro-Jex is pleased to present the black and white photography of Austin’s own Alex Labry in an exhibit entitled “Personal Reflections of Joan of Arc”.

Mr. Labry will be signing copies of his new book as well. Beth McElhaney will be presenting her new line of jewelry.

1710 S Lamar Blvd · (512) 203-2009 neilcoleman.13@gmail.com · pro-jex.com

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Austin Art Garage ∙ Austin Art Garage Group Exhibit Acrylic, oil, mixed media, sculpture, photography, illustration For nearly eight years, Austin Art Garage has been showcasing local emerging artists and providing new and seasoned collectors an accessible assortment of hand-crafted attainable art work. 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.

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

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Ellen Hunt ∙ Austin Art Garage Jewelry, sterling silver, gold, bronze Ellen Hunt hand-makes jewelry with designs inspired by nature and natural patterns. Ancient metal forming techniques using modern tools leaves the trace of the hand of the maker. Over 30 years as a designer and architect leads to forms that are simple and timeless. She is inspired by her family history of blacksmiths and goldsmiths, and loves creating custom designs for special clients.

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2200 S Lamar Blvd · (512) 527-4239 ephainc@gmail.com · huntdesignjewelry.com

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Mockingbird Domestics Mixed paints, wood, steel, stone Mockingbird Domestics hosts Art from the Streets. ATFS will be selling works created by Austin Artisans who encounter the struggles with homelessness. The Mockingbird showroom will also be presenting the Mockingbird Maker 2015 Furniture Collection.

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

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Art From The Streets Mockingbird Domestics Acrylic on paper, photography, metal work, mixed media For the past 22+ years, homeless or formerly homeless persons have found free open studio sessions hosted by Art From The Streets in downtown Austin. We host our Annual Show and Sale at the Austin Convention Center in DEC with all proceeds going to our artists. We’re part of WEST 2015 for the first year. Get Art and Give Hope at the AFTS Pop-Up Gallery at Mockingbird Domestics.

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2151 S Lamar Blvd · (512) 925-6450 artfromthestreetsvolunteers@gmail.com · artfromthestreets.com

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Austin Public Library: Twin Oaks Branch Connie Miller: Organic Abstraction Oil, impasto painting on canvas I paint abstract landscapes (organic landscapes). The abstract elements in nature are 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, light and thought.

1800 S 5th St · (512) 785-6198 conniemillerart@gmail.com · conniemiller.net

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Lower Left ∙ Ben Sklar Photography Lower Left is a new garage gallery space in South Austin, showcasing collaborative works from local artists. For its fourth exhibition, LL presents photographs from Ben Sklar curated by Alyssa Coppelman. The pair collaborated on Sklar’s annual self–published book, and the exhibition will showcase these works, pointing toward the relationship images create when grouped, and sequenced deliberately.

1706 S 3rd St · (512) 730-1242 hellolowerleft@gmail.com · lower-left.com

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Roadhouse Relics ∙ Rusted Relics ∙ David Mills Rust, metal, glass, paint, memories Road meets road as the Rust In Peace collection of David Mills is paired with the brilliant neon work of Todd Sanders’ Roadhouse Relics. These works invite you to journey down that old American road, Memory Lane.

1720 S 1st St · (202) 276-6645 heydave@davidmillsart.com · davidmillsart.com

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Elisa Gomez ∙ Art for the People Gallery Oil pastel, oil, latex, acrylic on canvas Working primarily in mixed media on canvas, Elisa Gomez wields her materials with the skill of a practiced fine artist while composing her canvases with the ease of a studied art historian. Her work is replete with recurrent aesthetic maneuvers but continues to surprise and delight viewers, being peppered with extensive variation and experimentation.

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1711 S 1st St · (512) 761-4708 info@artforthepeoplegallery.com · artforthepeoplegallery.com

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Jose Toledo ∙ Art for the People Gallery Copper, brass, stainless steel Using stainless steel, copper and brass, Guatemalan artist Jose Toledo has created the visually striking Angeles collection of abstract sculptures. Meticulously cut, polished and sealed, the metal reflects infinite rays of light, through which Toledo’s commitment to peace shines. His focus on lines and planes highlights negative space in tension with mass giving his sculpture an aerial effect.

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1711 S 1st St · (512) 761-4708 info@artforthepeoplegallery.com · artforthepeoplegallery.com

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Hallie Rae Ward ∙ Art for the People Gallery Mixed media, paint, printmaking I celebrate life through the repetition of patterns and simple forms. Life itself is generated by repetition. I look around my personal environment and I revel in the diversity of people, and the many exciting rhythms and varied patterns I see. I do not seek to replicate nature in my art, but I am inspired by nature to create new organized shapes and designs.

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1711 S 1st St · (512) 585-7075 info@hallieraeward.com · hallieraeward.com

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Bobby Pearl’s Second Best Sculpture Garden Thanks Be To Grandma Bronze, ceramic sculpture, painting Outdoor garden of bronze and ceramic sculptures depicting my grandmother’s journey from the pogroms of Russia to Ellis Island and her life in America.

1410 Travis Heights Blvd · (512) 444-1085 bobbypearl@sbcglobal.net · bobbyloupearl.com

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White Box ATX ∙ Larry Krone: Mylar, Mirrors and Melody Sculpture, painting, drawing, live performance Larry Krone insinuates his image and identity into everyday materials creating semi self–portraits that sneak their way into mirrors, costumes, illustrated music playbills, and fringed Mylar stage curtains all subtly and painstakingly crafted by his skilled hand. Krone will appear at Whitebox for the ultimate in crafted selfportraiture: his real live self-performing his original country songs.

1908 Newning Ave · (512) 423-6717 cgblackwood@gmail.com · christablackwood.com

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ART on 5th ∙ Austin’s Largest Contemporary Art Gallery

ART on 5th has an eclectic collection of local, national, and international artists in a 7,000 square foot space. Along with a permanent collection of “The Secret Art of Dr. Seuss,” the gallery houses hundreds of original film posters from all over the world dating from the 1930s to today. We will also have artists painting live during both weekends of WEST.

3005 S Lamar Blvd · (512) 481-1111 inquiries@arton5th.com · arton5th.com

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Recycled Reads Staff Exhibition Melissa Montalvo ∙ Laura Kraus ∙ Ruth Jiu Saturday, May 9 · 12:00 - 6:00 PM Works in various media including digital, painting, sculpture, from reused and repurposed material. Their body of work inspires community wellbeing and sustainability.

5335 Burnet Rd · (512) 974-7460 recycled.reads@austintexas.gov · recycledreads.org

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Baldridge Architects Open House Saturday, May 9 · 4:00 - 8:00 PM Beyond our work as architects, Baldridge Architects is also a community of makers. Artistic work from our designers will be on display in addition to inprogress drawings, models, and imagery of current projects, and our office itself, which was finished in September 2013. Featured artists include Brian Bedrosian (woodworking), Elaine Shen (ceramics), Laura Grenard (ceramics), and Jack Murphy (text art).

1010 West Lynn St, Unit B · (512) 441-1700 jack@baldridge-architects.com · baldridge-architects.com

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The Mom Gallery ∙ All The Things Saturday, May 9 · 7:00 - 11:00 PM FIC is an art collective based in Austin, Texas created to foster an artist community that contributes to the collaboration, discussion, and creation of work. “All The Things” is a pop-up show exhibited in The Mom Gallery, showing works that have been created in a reverse process. The show will focus on comical and playful titles that have been inspired from daily interactions and conversations.

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Gusto Studios WEST Opening Saturday, May 9 · 7:00 PM - 12:00 AM Recognized by Austin Monthly as “One of Austin’s Hidden Gems”, Gusto Studios is a newly repurposed studio, gallery and event space at 2309 Thornton Road #M, Austin, Texas 78704, which presents a collection of watercolor paintings by Nationally recognized artist William K. Stidham from his Sacred Heart Series and a collection of fine art photography by National Geographic Creative’s Greg Davis. The studio will have an opening on the evening of May 9th from 7pm-12am for WEST.

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WET Salon and Studio presents: Texas 5 – a ​P​hotography S ​ h​ owcase​ Sunday, May 17 · 6:00 - 9:00 PM WET Salon and Studio is proud to exhibit five award winning local photographers working in different mediums including digital, metal, film, acrylic and collage.

Artists include Greg Davis, Heather Harris, Texas Photomontage, Jamie Rood and Alexa Walker. ​Come and meet the artists and enjoy a cold beer on South Congress for a multimedia event hosted by WET.

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1109 S Congress Ave · (512) 444-7375 wetsalonanne@gmail.com · wetsalonatx.com

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INDEX 2nd Street Public Art with Art in

Public Places, 19

407 Radam, 94

Austin Public Library:

Cocchis, Manuela, 68

Twin Oaks Branch, 127

Co-Lab Projects’ N Space, 119

Yarlbrough Branch, 109

Colburn, Jacob, 84

904 West Art Cloud, 117

Baldridge Architects Open House, 133

Coleman, Christina, 44

A&K Woodworking and Design, 42

Barminski Johnson, Mary, 53

Coleman, Emily, 93

Aardvark Forge, 64

Barrett, Ginny, 69

Community Breakfast, 15

Ahmad, Umbreen, 117

Bauer, Cody David, 54

Cordon, Raquel, 48

Akers, Larry, 57

Bear, David, 83

Creative Side Metal Works, 86

Akindiya, Olaniyi, 21

Bedrosian, Michelle, 113

Crowley, John P., 82

Alcala, Stevan, 78

Belt, Justin, 95

Cruz, John, 35

Alesi, Stella, 65

Bennett, Rebecca, 119

Culture Crawl with AYC’s

Amdur, David, 92

Berry, Emily, 22

Ancona, Cassie Silber, 26

Bibbee, Sharon, 24

da Vinci, Hercules, 54

Arc of the Arts Studio, 38

Bloom, Cynthia, 72

Daigle, Sean, 75

Archer, Jason, 119

Bogart, Morgan, 33

Davis, Greg, 85

Art for the People Gallery, 128

Bold MFG, 96

Debus, Scott, 43

Art From The Streets, 126

Bostic, Gable, 34

DeFrese, Jerry, 55

Art Night WEST, 14

Brocca, Augusto, 114

Degges, Jennifer, 65

ART on 5th, 129

Brown, Matthew, 94

Delaney, Tom, 112

ARTeSTUDIO, 73

Brown, Dana, 100

Deraet, Faustinus, 25

artStar Pottery, 47

Bryer, Jake, 63

DeShong, Paige, 56

Artworks Gallery, 115-116

Buck, Claire Sommers, 67

Diamonds Are Evil, 73

Arvelo, Efrain, 28

Butt, Eileen McKeon, 107

DiRaddo, Chris, 58

Aspen Rustic, 96

Buxani, Neena, 52

Domestics, Mockingbird, 63

Austin Art Garage, 63, 125-126

C21 Hellmann Stribling, 108

Dorsa, Valentina, 68

Austin Art Space, 23-24, 105-108

Camp, Anne, 24

Dossett, Josh, 89

Austin Community College

Cauthern, William, 26

Edgerton, Philip, 98

Chamblee, Laurie, 108

Elisabet Ney Museum, 112

Changarrito with Tony Perez, 17

Empty House Productions, 124

Faulk Central Branch, 117

Chappell, Chris, 29

ESB-MACC Sam Z. Coronado Gallery, 124

Little Walnut Creek Branch, 105

Chenoweth, Jennifer, 112

Evers, Austin, 99

North Village Branch, 105

Cipleu, Malina, 57

Eye Play Studio, 57

Kramer Gallery, 117

Austin Public Library:

Imagine Committee, 18

Falconer, Pat, 45

Hayman, Carol, 49

Labry, Alex, 125

Fern, Brady, 62

Hector, Julian, 47

Lagattuta, Jo, 86

Filip, Leslie, 94

Heffron, Ruth, 36

Lamplugh, David, 43

Finfrock, Cheryl, 62

Hemza, Raymond, 64

Lane, Jennifer, 123

Fireseed Clay Art Studios, 85

Henry, Adreon, 113

Lanina, Yuliya, 92

Fischer, Mary, 67

Hicks, Winston, 27

Larson, Eve, 49

Fisher, Lalena, 21

Hohenstein, Maria Montoya, 124

Latimer, Laura, 25

Fleck, Virginia, 92

Hook, Cass, 88

Leonard, Brian, 107

Fowler, Valerie, 74

Hubele, Sebastian, 88

Lester, Dameon, 99

Fox, Kristen A., 76

Hunt, Ellen, 126

Lewis, Melanie, 24

Franco, Christopher, 64

Hunter, Mary, 79

line upon line percussion, 16

Freams Collective, 42

Hynes, Christopher, 39

Lockhart, Scott, 28

Freeman, Darryl, 23

Industry Print Shop, 33

Loomis, Andrea, 57

Fritz, Julie, 77

Janson, Joe, 97

Los Outsiders, 124

Frust Labs, 37

Jeffers, Bill, 54

Lothspeich, Eric, 22

Fulton, Denise, 44

Jeffords, Nicole, 107

Loudermilk, Lisa, 98

Gallery at The Old Bakery and

Johnson, Judith, 32

Loudermilk, Rick, 98

Johnson, Cecily, 76

Lower Left, 127

Garcia, Daniel Lewis, 93

Johnson, Mark, 119

MacQueen, Lucy, 116

Gilbert, Christine, 83

Jolly, Lawrence, 106

Maddox, Steve, 53

Glass Blowing Austin, 33

Jones, Denise Elliott, 109

Maness, Karen, 118

Gomez, Elisa, 128

Jorgensen, Theresa, 33

Martin, America, 116

Goode, Larry, 35

Julia, Nora, 87

MATCHA, 74

Gottlieb, Nell, 44

Kalmus, NoĂŤl, 36

Materials Lab, 113

Graber, Mindy, 86

Kell, Leslie, 118

Matocha, Meena, 106

Graham, Shawn, 39

Kelley, Dwain, 53

McCarthy, Alexis, 106

Graham, James Felton, 93

Kemp, Sue, 118

McDonald, Kelli, 58

Grimes, Melissa, 78

King, Marvin, 45

McElhaney, Beth, 125

Grimes, Laura, 108

Knox, Jan, 23

McIntyre, Colin, 16

Gross, Kyle, 98

Kolander, Padaric, 37

McPike-Smith, Lisa, 28

Gunter, Cliona, 29

Konvicka, Julie, 56

Medical Arts Gallery, 113

Gusto Studios, 85

Kreger, Chase, 75

Mexic-Arte Museum, 123

Gusto Studios WEST Opening, 134

Kriechbaum, Steve, 87

Miller, Connie, 127

Haigh, Marian, 79

Krone, Larry, 129

Mills, David, 127

Harris, Heather, 34

Kronke, Glenda, 32

Miranda-Murillo, Diana, 105

Harte, Nancy, 82

Kuehne, John, 38

Mitchell, Emily, 95

Hauschildt, Rothko, 82

La PeĂąa, 123

Mockingbird Domestics, 126

Emporium, 118

Modglin, Kirk, 96

Powell, Terrell, 35

Spearman, Marja, 45

Molina, Pat, 48

Preacher Gallery, 119

Spence, Katie, 69

Mom Gallery: All The Things, 133

Primeaux, Jeffrey, 77

St Laurent, Sarah, 26

Moore, Marjorie, 52

Pro-Jex Gallery, 125

St.Arnauld, Terri, 66

Moore, Olivia Martin, 114

Querejazu, Marilyn, 29

Starnes, Donna, 75

Motoready Workshop and Gallery, 109

Quintanilla, Cat, 100

Steel House MFG, 97

Muckleroy, Sandy Ball, 84

Raising Artists Exhibition, 15

Stern, Shana, 122

Museum of Collectibles & Curiosities, 115

Rapier, JR, 122

Sterzing, Philip, 38

Nasky, Marilyn Rea, 23

Rathge, Roxanne, 68

Stones Throw Studio, 98

Newbold-Knipp, John, 97

Reclaimed Austin, 115

Stormcloud, Scout, 89

Ney Day, 18

Recycled Reads Staff Exhibition, 133

Strong, Patricia, 32

NotArtStudios, 73

Reynolds, Richard, 89

Studio 10 Art Gallery, 114

Oehler, RJ, 55

Rhodes, Monte, 27

Sturtz, Laura, 100

Offbeat Art Gallery, 58

Ringholz, Amy, 113

Swaffar, Bob, 47

Offutt, Karen, 36

Roadhouse Relics, 127

Swanger, John, 108

Ohlinger, Kris, 37

Robinson, Jill, 58

Texas School for the Blind & Visually

Ojeda, Juan Carlos, 62

Rood, Jamie, 34

Olivas, Greta, 74

Rosner, Joyce, 113

The DEN, 123

Only Sun Woodworks, 94

Ross, Rita Marie, 84

The Hideout Theatre, 122

Open Door: A Celebration of the Arts, 134

Rush, Claudia, 87

Thornton Road Studios, 82-89

Orendorf, Avery, 67

Sammon, Janna, 25

Timko, Barbara, 52

Painton, Emily, 105

San Juan, Saul Jerome, 76

Timmerman, Craig, 39

Palri Pema Od Ling Tibetan Temple, 109

Sanchez, Orlando, 22

Tobola, Marie, 95

Parrish, Heather, 74

Sarkin, Shakti, 59

Toledo, Jose, 128

Parsons, Kali, 55

Scollan, Mo, 78

Tomchesson, Liana, 73

Pastelegram Mobile Artists’ Yard Sale, 17

Scott-Nairns, Ryan, 64

Torres, Michael, 43

Pate, Taylor Jacob, 46

Seago, Ann, 72

Troy, Mike, 77

Paul, Judy, 46

Seidel, Diana, 66

Tucker, W., 59

Pearl, Bobby, 129

Seng, Hannah, 96

Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum, 125

Pelaez, Julie, 69

Sharifian, Ava, 83

Unfortunateface, 75

Pendergrass, Tyson, 34

Shrine of Inevitable Forces, 16

Utility Musik, 19

Petri, Cameron, 37

Sibley, Shiloh, 46

VAC: Studio Art and Design MFA Thesis

Petrified Design, 34

Sklar, Ben, 127

Pettit, Jemal, 109

Slackerville, 73

Van Dyke, Rick, 85

Philquist, Jeanne, 47

Slayton, Jerry, 101

Vanderbeek, Sara, 99

Pierce, Cynthia, 66

SoCo Industrial Arts Studios, 93-94

Velasquez, Michael Matias, 63

Plowman, Pepi, 88

Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-Op, 67-69

Waddy, Ruth, 89

Impaired, 109

Exhibition Colloquiums, 14

Wade, Phillip, 48

White Box ATX, 129

Wortheffort Woodworking, 39

Walden, Valerie, 116

Williams, Julie, 72

Yezer, Frank, 66

Wally Workman Gallery, 116

Williamson, Croix, 65

Yznaga, Mary, 59

Ward, Hallie Rae, 128

Willis, Ellen, 49

Zamrazil, Kristie, 27

Weaver, Cherie, 74

Wilson, Kathleen, 114

Zeugin, Sharon, 56

Weavers and Spinners Society of Austin, 21

Winter, Dawn, 122

Webb, Leslie, 42

Women & Their Work, 114

Weitz, Tina, 117

Wonder Chamber Studios, 74

WET Salon and Studio, 134

Wong, Patrick Y, 79

ADVERTISER INDEX Armadillo Christmas Bazaar, 102 Art of the Pot, 30 Austin Art Services, 51 Bead It, 70 Bird’s Barbershop, 103 Blanton Museum, 80 Blue Skies Frame Co., 111 Church of the Friendly Ghost, 61 City of Austin Cultural Arts Division, 121 The Contemporary Austin, 121 D-CRAIN, 120 Davis Gallery, 120

Elisabeth Ney Museum, 121 Emily Little, 40 Fisterra Studio, 60 Generous Art, 60 Glasstire, 31 Guild of Austin Artisans, 111 Industry Print Shop, 50 Jerry’s Artarama, 102 Kasey McCarty Interior Design, 111 Kincannon Studio, 41 Michael Hsu Office of Architecture, 61 Mike Tolleson & Associates, 131

Miller IDS, 81 Moxie Realty Group, 103 Nicole Jeffords, 111 Precision Camera, 102 Roseminna Watson, 61 Stone Carver Cat’s Carving Compound, 110 Thornton Road Studios, 110 Time Warner Cable, 130 Tito’s Handmade Vodka, 71 Uncommon Objects, 40 WeirdHomes, 41

EAST AUSTIN STUDIO TOUR NOVEMBER 14-15 & 21-22, 2015