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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


2004 starts with a great exhibition"Is a Theme Necessary?"	The artists in Studio 107's upcoming group show are not presenting a new genre or "ism" in painting. They don't choose to exhibit together because they share the same revolutionary vision that will mark a turning point in the history of art. They are individuals, each engaged in a particular theme, each with a different perspective and inspiration. What brings them together is that they recognize in each others' work a certain quality that has cultivated a kinship among them. It's not necessary that you search this group show for a common thread. Appreciate the works, as the participating artists have, for their visual and conceptual differences and their mutual standards of quality. Review of exhibit.
	"Is a Theme Necessary?" Featuring: Nektaria Asmargianaki, Heyd Fontenot, Dana Hargrove, Andrea Hornick, and Grant Miller. Reception: March 20,2004 from 6:00pm - 9:00pm at Studio 107, 411 Brazos between San Jacinto and Brazos, on E.5th St. Exhibit runs from March 20, 2004 through April 30, 2004. Hours are 1pm - 5pm, Tuesday through Saturday or by appointment call 512-477-9092. For a review of the exhibit in the Austin Chronicle by Rachel Koper click here.	Grant Miller L6-41077, Acrylic and graphite on panel, 24" x 24", 2003
Heyd Fontenot "Kate with bird", ink on paper, 9"x12, "2004		Nektaria Asmargianaki "Fall 2002", self-portrait #10, Mixed media on tracing paper 32" x 56", 2002
Andrea Hornick, "Balloon" oil on panel, 14" x 18", 2003		Dana Hargrove "Hub Series I", acrylic and graphite on wood, 7" x 7", 2003
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
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.