Inversions in Berlin
You are invited: INVERSIONS in Berlin Reception: Saturday, March 18, 2017 6:00 – 8:00PM *one day only* Kühnemannstraße 51 – 69 Bürogebäude, 1. OG 13409 Berlin Germany
You are invited: INVERSIONS in Berlin Reception: Saturday, March 18, 2017 6:00 – 8:00PM *one day only* Kühnemannstraße 51 – 69 Bürogebäude, 1. OG 13409 Berlin Germany
The sixth episode of Not A Hobby features Rahul Mitra. He was born in Hyderabad, India, and lives in Houston. His work is heavily drawing based – mostly black ink on paper – through which he’s created his own visual vocabulary. He sees his work much like notes and his drawings like an extension of his handwriting. Rahul …
The fifth episode of Not A Hobby is a little different than the previous interviews – my guest is Dirk Rathke, an artist living and working in Berlin, Germany, and he does not have a full time job that he balances with his art career. But I wanted to interview him anyway because I feel like there’s a …
Episode 4 of Not A Hobby on Glasstire with Shannon Duncan.
Episode 3 of Not A Hobby on Glasstire features Dallas artist Heyd Fontenot.
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 12 5:00 – 7:00PM On view through December 31, 2016 Soledad Arias August Muth Ariane Roesch Regine Schumann Myke Venable Gallery Sonja Roesch 2309 Caroline Houston, TX 77004 713-659-5424
Here is my interview with Martha Hughes, Julian Mock, and Alyce Santoro for a special Glasstire podcast report on artists living and working in Marfa, Texas.
Episode 2 of Not A Hobby features Houston based artist, Krista Birnbaum. Brought to you through Glasstire.
I launched a new podcast on Glasstire called Not A Hobby, which features interviews with artists who balance a full-time job and an art career. For these people, being an artist is not just a something you do in your leisure time. Episode 1 features an interview with Solomon Kane. He’s an artist who has lived in Houston all of his …
An exhibition of ladders and collages at the Galveston Arts Center. Opening reception Saturday, August 27th 6:00PM – 9:00PM | Artist talk 6:30PM On view through October 2nd, 2016 The Brown Foundation Gallery Galveston Arts Center 2127 Strand Galveston, TX
Achieving New Heights “Achieving New Heights” is a 10-foot tall Ladder constructed out of expanded metal with solar powered spot lights. It will be installed on the 800 block of Heights Boulevard in Houston, TX, till October 2016.