Sarah Nix Ginn
Sarah Nix Ginn, Houston artist, created mixed media sculptures and drawings, using commercial dressmaker pattern paper and pins, for an exhibition titled Sanctuary. Ms. Nix Ginn stated, “I am preoccupied… Read More »
Sarah Nix Ginn, Houston artist, created mixed media sculptures and drawings, using commercial dressmaker pattern paper and pins, for an exhibition titled Sanctuary. Ms. Nix Ginn stated, “I am preoccupied… Read More »
Taking its name from the Spanish word for “passing, fleeting, transient,” and for “a passenger or traveler,” this exhibit dealt with the transitory nature of life. The artist stated, “We… Read More »
Monica Pierce’s small scale oil paintings on wood panels and mixed media drawings on paper in the exhibit Pattern Book were derived from her continuing fascination with patterns. Pierce began… Read More »
Marjorie Moore’s paintings and drawings in this exhibit were derived from her interpretation of her collection of toys, dolls, and bric-a-brac. Her recent work had continued the Western tradition of… Read More »
Identity, an exhibition of eight Texas women artists including three with Austin roots, presented a variety of media: painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, video, and computer-generated images. The open reception was… Read More »
Dallas-based artist Linda Ridgway’s site-specific installation, The Poetry of Line, presented the artist’s most recent work. Ridgway’s minimalist and spare work provoked introspection and meditation on such issues as the… Read More »
Houston-based artist, Gladys Bel’s charcoal and ink drawings were highly modeled and precise representations of forms that appear vaguely familiar but remain enigmatic. The powerful and curious images, which the… Read More »
Cartoon Wilderness featured an exhibition of preparatory drawings and animation cels by artist Suzan Pitt organized by W&TW Gallery Director Nancy Bless. Pitt spent several months drawing in the rainforests… Read More »
Annette Lawrence created resonant imagery from deceptively simple materials: brown paper, glue, black and white-paint, chips of limestone and lava rock, and in some works, her menstrual blood. Lawrence chose… Read More »