Narratives

November 4-28

A two person show featuring works by Margaret Adie and Stephanie Strange

The objects used in the assemblages of Margaret Adie cease to be themselves and are given new life; often the direction is dictated by the objects themselves. The result is a thoughtful and often whimsical mix of memories and associations.

In this body of work by Stephanie Strange, the typewriter takes on a dual role of both creator and creation. Drawings grow from typed characters, while electric typewriter keys lend themselves to sculpture. The typewriter is a medium to bring into existence visual stories.

RECEPTION
Wednesday, November 4, 6-8pm

Walk Around Austin
Works by Natasha Mylius

December 4 - 29

A one person show featuring the works for Natasha Mylius. In this show Mylius presents a series of cityscapes in attempt to illustrate the collective portrait of Austin. She explains “every city is a living body with its own face, age lines, and stories”. The audience is invited to take a walk around Austin through her eyes.

RECEPTION
Tuesday, December 8, 6-8pm

Childhood: An International Photo Exhibition
Juried By Jamie Lee Curtis

January 7 – 28

A group exhibition presented by Texas Photographic Society (TPS). Both Amateur and professional photographers were invited to submit color and black and white works that depict images of childhood. The juror is Jamie Lee Curtis, actress, children’s book author, activist, photographer and collector. Ms. Curtis said about the exhibit, "Childhood is fleeting – yet sometimes, in a fraction of a second, photographers can capture its essence: joy, pain, play, boredom, frustration, elation. As an author of children’s books I have tried to capture what it feels like to be a child – the good and the bad – and to stimulate a dialogue between children and parents regarding the issues raised in the book. I hope to see creative work that captures childhood’s many guises."

RECEPTION
January 14, 6 - 8 pm

John Mulvany: The Stations Of The West

February 4 – 25

A one person show featuring the work of John Mulvany. This exhibit explores loss of faith - in governments, religions, institutions and the current waves of anxiety and uncertainty about the future. Mulvany's work references ways in which art from the past has documented dramatic upheavals such as the mythology of the American West, the Destruction of Pompeii, the Great Depression, etc.

RECEPTION
February 4, 6 - 8 pm

Reclaimed Office

March 4 – 28

This corporate-dominated office was ready to be reclaimed by two artists, Lana Chu and Adela Andea where they stripped the traditional office space and anchored the space with new interpretations of office materials. Installations include layers of sculptural computer components, eye catching multicolored LED lights, whimsical plastic water bottles where no discarded office supplies are left behind!

RECEPTION
March 12, 6 - 8 pm