Rising Stars

Studio 107 was created to establish a dialogue among contemporary artists and to introduce contemporary art to more of Austin.

The works shown at Studio107 are edgy, contemporary, humorous, and technically excellent in execution, concept, implication or all three. The artists who show in this space are dedicated to producing high quality art even if it means late nights after a hard day's work somewhere else. They strive to challenge their peers to achieve a higher level of perception.

If you would like to purchase these works, or get on our mailing list email liz@studio107.com or call 512.477.9092. Studio 107 is in the downtown area of Austin, TX in the 200 block of East 5th ST, #107. If you would like your work considered for future shows you can: mail slides, mail cd with digital images, mail color photo copies to Studio 107, 411 Brazos, Unit 107, Austin, TX 78701, or email digital images to liz@studio107.com


	October 16, 2004 through November 30,2004 Reviews of Rising Stars Vol. 1 Studio 107 Displays Racial Identity Issues by Jeanne Claire van Ryzin, American-Statesman Arts Critic Visual Art Reviews by Rachel Koper Rising Stars Studio 107, Austin Chronicle
Reception: Oct. 16, 2004 6 -9 pm at Studio 107, 411 Brazos, #107 Austin, TX 78701 Gallery Hours: 1pm-6pm Tuesday - Saturday Closed Nov. 21 - 27, for the holiday.		Catch a Rising Star	Robert Pruitt	Young-Min Kang	Leona Scull-Hons
Past Exhibitions 2004 Holiday Punch Rising Stars Curious Comfort Is a Theme Necessary? 2003 Austin Seven 2002 Holiday Exhibit Erratic Developments Game Show Tom Zummer Pink Perspectives 2001 Flux An Adult Fantasy in Visuals 2000 Jonathan Faber / Clair Gaston David Lozano / Andrew Colquitt 1999 Shop 24		Rising Stars is meant to be a series of exhibitions featuring the rising stars among young artists. In the premier, Rising Stars Vol. 1, you will discover a surprising performance/ installation piece by Scull-Hons, Kang’s technically and conceptually compelling “photography-sculptures” and new objects and drawings dealing with African-American issues by Pruitt. In pure Hollywood tradition there will, of course, be works on video media by all three artists. Leona Scull-Hons, Young-Min Kang and Robert Pruitt have not much in common except being recent MFA graduates of the UT Fine Arts School and the exceptional quality and originality of their work. Quality and diversity have the conceptual priority in this show. It is therefore left to the viewer to establish the links between the works exposed and thus lift the concept to another level in dialog with the works, the artists and other viewers. The artists, curator and gallery owner will be present at the opening. Till Richter, Curator & Art Historian
Studio 107 was created to establish a dialogue among contemporary artists and to introduce contemporary art to more of Austin. The works shown at Studio107 are edgy, contemporary, humorous, and technically excellent in execution, concept, implication or all three. The artists who show in this space are dedicated to producing high quality art even if it means late nights after a hard day's work somewhere else. They strive to challenge their peers to achieve a higher level of perception. If you would like to purchase these works, or get on our mailing list email liz@studio107.com or call 512.477.9092. Studio 107 is in the downtown area of Austin, TX in the 200 block of East 5th ST, #107. If you would like your work considered for future shows you can: mail slides, mail cd with digital images, mail color photo copies to Studio 107, 411 Brazos, Unit 107, Austin, TX 78701, or email digital images to liz@studio107.com Studio 107 specializes in emerging contemporary artists.