TalkAbout A Welcoming Place
Join us for a virtual panel discussion and online reception with exhibiting artist Ariel René Jackson and special guests. TalkAbout is a program that facilitates casual conversations with artists and the… Read More »
Join us for a virtual panel discussion and online reception with exhibiting artist Ariel René Jackson and special guests. TalkAbout is a program that facilitates casual conversations with artists and the… Read More »
A Welcoming Place pays homage to a social justice tradition of oral communication and codependency where Black and Brown Indigenous people point out environmental manifestations—historical and societal markers of anti-blackness that pervade colonized… Read More »
Austin-based multimedia artist Ariel René Jackson will lead a three-part workshop series on using Blender to create 2D rotoscope animations. Jackson will teach you how to make your own digitally-drawn animation from… Read More »
Miwa Matreyek Artist Talk! Presented by Women & Their Work in collaboration with the Fusebox Festival and NPN. This performance is part of Fusebox’s 2014 Chewing the Fat series.… Read More »
Wendy Wagner embraces youthful innocence and creates a distinctive make-believe world using painting, drawing, ceramic, soft sculpture and animation. Working in series, she has themes inspired by childhood, pets, family,… Read More »
This exhibit will feature paintings and videos based on performances by the artist. Ogunji uses physical actions of the body to explore her connections to place, land, history and memory.… Read More »
Using vivid animation, Marina Zurkow creates a colorful cast of characters who inhabit a drowned world. In the carnivalesque Slurb ( a word that collapses “slum” and “suburb”) Zurkow designs… Read More »
In this multi-media exhibition, Fauerso explores the world of animation. Her captivating frame-by-frame paintings come alive as they move across the screen and interact with each other. Influenced by her… Read More »
Austin artist, Gabel Karsten created films from her monotype prints for her exhibition, Color Movement. Ms. Karsten has made thousands of prints based on abstract or semi-abstract forms and then… Read More »