Frances Bagley, Katherine Bash,
Melanie Crader, Elizabeth Joblin,
Jacqueline May, Ellen Tuchman
& Amanda Stahl
Both Frances Bagley and Melanie Crader are in the New American Talent Exhibit at TFAA/Jones Center for Contemporary Art, Austin TX June 15 - September 1, 2002. Their work will be on tour through June 2004. Also, you can see more of Ellen Tuchman's work at the Davis Gallery in Austin, TX through July 27, 2002.
Woven Torso by Frances Bagley
Wood and reed, 45" x 24" x 18"
Show ran through
July 12, 2002
Hours: 1pm - 4pm Tue - Sat
For additional information about
theses artists call 512-477-9092.
University of Texas in Austin. This project is work she is doing for the Sorbonne in Paris.
Her expertise is Art History. To view the catalogue she created for the show click here.
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
by
Michael Barnes, American-Statesman Arts Critic
June 8, 2002, Austin American-Statesman (TX)
Seven artists cluster in the residence/office/exhibition space at Studio
107 for "Pink Perspectives." Katherine Bash molds muted porcelain
into extraordinary biological formations that rest on tabletops like frozen
science projects. Melanie Crader's latex-smoothed panels are lined with
decorative treatments, but remain inarticulate. Ellen Frances Tuchman
obsessively encrusts banners with sparkling trinkets and texts pin-pricked
into surfaces for an overwhelming effect.
Amanda Stahl's moody, sepia-toned photographic prints of horses seem tangential at first, but she has a way with the bold contours and noble spirits of her subjects. Jacqueline May's line drawings, silhouettes and patternings on gold leaf need more space than this cluttered exhibit. Elizabeth Joblin's mix of textured acrylics are reserved, except for "Gold Font," an arrangement of oversized, color-swirled blobules.
"Pink Perspectives" continues through July 31
at Studio 107, 411 Brazos St., No. 107, 489-8839, www.studio107.com.
mbarnes@statesman.com
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 see the work in person
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, Unit
107. If you would like your work considered for future shows mail slides,
mail cd with digital images, mail color photocopiese or email digital
images to Studio 107 411 Brazos, Unit 107, Austin, TX 78701