Book Wing, cast hydrocal plaster, marble dust, powdered graphite, iridescent - duochromatic watercolor, 5 1/2" x 4" x 5/8"

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Jill Bedgood creates multi-media art that reflects her questioning of the duality of human nature. She has a BFA in Painting and Art History from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, and MFA from The University of Texas at Austin in Sculpture and Art History.

Bedgood has exhibited work at the Holocaust Museum Houston, Houston Center for Contemporary Crafts, Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art, the National Painting School in Athens, Greece, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University in Istanbul, Turkey, Austin Museum of Art, San Antonio Museum of Art, Women & Their Work Gallery, Lawndale Art Center, Blue Star Contemporary, and others.

Beauty Revisited: After Weston - Blake as Tina 2018, platinum print on vellum with gold leaf backing, print size: 8" x 10", framed size: 12" x 14" (framed)

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Christa Blackwood is a photo, text and installation artist working with themes related to identity, gender, history, and popular culture. Her works employ multiple techniques and methods, fusing traditional, historical and alternative photographic processes with contemporary practices, street art and clandestine installations at cultural institutions. Blackwood received her Masters in Studio Art from New York University and Bachelors in Classics from The University of Oklahoma. She has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the U.S. and abroad her work has been featured in several publications including The New York Times, ArtDesk Magazine, The Austin American Statesman, The Austin Chronicle, New York Newsday, The Village Voice and The Chicago Sun Times.

Untitled (Antarctica, 31 January 2009 22:36:30 GMT), Archival pigment print, print size: 11" x 15", image size: 8" x 12"

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Erika Blumenfeld is a transdisciplinary artist whose practice is motivated by the wonder of natural phenomena and the relationship between nature and culture. Her non-traditional research-based practice has led her to examine a range of subjects including astronomy, planetary science, ecology, the night sky among many others. Blumenfeld often works in collaboration with scientists and research institutions, including NASA, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, McDonald Observatory, and the South African National Antarctic Program. Blumenfeld is a Guggenheim Fellow, Smithsonian Fellow, and recipient of a Rauschenberg Foundation Artist-in-Residence and Creative Capital Award. She has exhibited widely in the U.S. and abroad, including a solo exhibition at Women & Their Work in 2013. Blumenfeld is featured in many books and publications and resides in national and international permanent collections. She is currently artist-in-residence at NASA Johnson Space Center, where she has been leading a team to create a 3D virtual library of NASA's Apollo Lunar and Antarctic Meteorite Collections for researchers and the public.

DIE MART, inkjet, 24" x 36" (framed)

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Sandy Carson is a self-taught documentary and commercial art photographer, film maker, musician and cyclist who grew up in Scotland, now based in Austin, Texas. He studied communications at University before dropping out to tour the UK and Europe playing in punk bands and making fanzines. After moving to the States in the '90s to pursue cycling, he travelled the world for 20 years as a professional BMX rider, where he honed his skills a photographer. His work is an intersection of two careers that have been the recipient of numerous awards. His work is published and exhibited nationally and internationally. Sandy's long-term photography projects and documentary works are represented by INSTITUTE.

Duck Duck, collage/mixed media, collage size: 8" x 8" , framed size: 11" x 11" (framed)

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Rebecca S. Cohen, a graduate of Philadelphia's Moore College of Art and Design, has explored myriad aspects of the art world. She worked for eight years as founding director of R.S. Levy Gallery and as an art consultant, freelance arts writer and author of ART GUIDE TEXAS, published by University of Texas Press. Cohen has exhibited in the East Austin Studio Tour, Placitas Studio Tour, Austin's Shoal Creek Gallery, Moore College of Art and Design Gallery, the Albuquerque Museum of Art, Lasell College, Newton, Massachusetts and was selected for eligibility in the New Mexico Only Art in Public Places Initiative.

One Tough Bitch, photograph/ documentation of porcelain shards, china paints, gold leaf, 30" x 19"

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Jennifer Ling Datchuk is an artist born in Warren, Ohio and raised in Brooklyn, New York. She holds an MFA in Artisanry from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and a BFA in Crafts from Kent State University. She has received grants from the Artist Foundation of San Antonio, travel grant from Artpace, and the Linda Lighton International Artist Exchange Program to research the global migrations of porcelain and blue and white pattern decoration. She was awarded a residency through the Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum to conduct her studio practice at the Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin, Germany and has participated in residencies at the Pottery Workshop in Jingdezhen, China, Vermont Studio Center, European Ceramic Work Center in the Netherlands and Artpace in San Antonio, Texas. In 2017, she received the Emerging Voices award from the American Craft Council and was named a United States Artist 2020 Fellow in Craft. She is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Texas State University and lives and maintains a studio practice in San Antonio, Texas.

Gems, graphite on paper, 12" x 15" (framed)

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Leah DeVun is a visual artist who engages historical subjects, and especially queer and feminist subjects. Her work has received coverage in publications such as Artforum, Huffington Post, People Magazine, Hyperallergic, Out, Art Papers, Feature Shoot, Redbook, Slate, Capricious, LA Weekly, Feministing.com, Gallerist, NYMag.com, Buzzfeed, Forbes, Refinery29, and Modern Painters, among others, and she has participated in numerous exhibitions, programs, and panels, including at venues such as Station Independent Projects (New York, NY), September Gallery (Hudson, NY), Johannes Vogt Gallery (New York, NY), Dose Projects (Brookyn, NY), Baxter Street Camera Club (New York, NY), Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (Omaha, NE), the ONE Archives Gallery and Museum at the University of Southern California (Los Angeles, CA), The Front (New Orleans, LA), the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery (Saratoga Springs, NY), Yale University School of Art (New Haven, CT), the Houston Center for Photography (Houston, TX), the Contemporary Austin (Austin, TX), Leslie-Lohman Museum (New York, NY), Blanton Museum of Art (Austin, TX), the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn, NY), SPRING/BREAK Art Show (New York, NY), BRIC (Brooklyn, NY), Tracey-Barry Gallery at NYU's Fales Library (New York, NY), Paul Robeson Galleries (Newark, NJ), and Galerie Verbeeck - Van Dyck (Antwerp, Belgium).

Red Chair, Ceramic, 3.5" x 11 "x 3"

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The focus of Mary Fischer's work is architecture. The buildings started as boxes. Lids became roofs, feet and chimneys appeared and things go on from there, changing from season to season. She builds pieces from slabs and extruded pieces of clay, at times combining both techniques. When working with slabs of clay, she frequently makes paper patterns to work out design problems. The model is then taken apart and used to cut out pieces from clay slabs. Extruded pieces of clay are cut apart and reassembled, with small slabs used to close the ends. This process is akin to playing with legos. The more pieces there are to play with, the more ideas there are to explore. Sometimes, finished pieces consist of separate parts that can be arranged in different ways, as whims dictate.

Treasure (silver and blue), post-consumer can-tabs, safety pins, 16" x 8" x 2.5"

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Since 2002, award winning artist Virginia Fleck, has been creating ecologically conscious artworks from post-consumer materials, unearthing the hidden beauty of disposable items that continually pass through our hands. Fleck's work has been commissioned for the permanent collections of the US Embassy in Rwanda, the Marino Golinelli collection in Bologna, Italy, Whole Foods World Head Quarters in Austin, TX, Facebook Austin, TX, NYU Langone Hospital in NYC, Dell Children's Hospital in Austin, TX.

Exalted Sky, photo on vinyl, 1300+ pins, gold leafed vinyl, 20" x 20" x 1.75" (framed)

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Laura Garanzuay is an multi media artist who has created several large-scale public art projects, including the Cesar Chavez memorial Beacon of Hope located at the Terrazas Branch Library in Austin, TX. She holds a degree in Architectural Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. Garanzuay lives and works in Austin, TX.

Nature Pact, watercolor and graphite, 14" x 14"

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Chloé Gray creates botanical watercolor paintings that use elements of nature influenced by stories, symbolism, and myths.

Then it began...., reverse painting and drawing on glass, 5" x 7" (framed)

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Judy Jensen has exhibited extensively. Solo venues include eight exhibits with New York's Heller Gallery, the Galveston Arts Center, The Houston Center for Contemporary Crafts, and Brendan Walter Gallery in Los Angeles. Group exhibitions include Gerald Peters Gallery in New York, the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C., Atlanta's High Museum, The New Delhi Biennale, Chicago's Navy Pier, The Detroit Institute of Arts, and The Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art in Japan.

A National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship Grant recipient, her works are in numerous public and private collections, including Canada's Royal Ontario Museum, The Smithsonian American Art Museum, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, McDonald's Corporate Art Collection, Austin/Bergstrom International Airport, and the Washington Art Consortium. Her most recent honors are a grant from the James H. W. Thompson Foundation in Bangkok, and her designation by the City of Austin as Creative Ambassador to Thailand. She's lectured about her project in Thailand at the Bangkok National Museum, The Crow Collection of Asian Art, in Dallas, the Siam Society in Bangkok, The Center for Southeast Asian Studies at NIU, and Women & Their Work Gallery in Austin.

Delta Dissonance, watercolor, ink, and pastel, 22" x 30"

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Jules Buck Jones creates art inspired by the mechanics and mysteries of the natural world. His body of work ranges from dense, organic watercolors and drawings, to large-scale performances employing costumes and puppetry. He is a founding member of the collective, non-profit, MASS Gallery and the art / science collective Animal Facts Club, both located in Austin, TX. Jones has participated in art residencies including Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Vermont Studio Center, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, The Lighthouse Works, and The Everglades National Park. He shows extensively throughout TX with solo shows and representation in Austin, Dallas and Houston. He currently teaches drawing at Texas State University. He is now working in his new studio in Wimberley, TX, experimenting with new approaches to his practice.

Year of the Rat Mask, rubbish: koozies, plastic caps, cutlery, discarded fabric, cardboard, newspaper, and electrical wire, 7" x 6" x 12"

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Calder Kamin's creative reuse art projects and public workshops have traveled to museums across the states including The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art American, The American Museum of Natural History, The i.d.e.a. Museum, and the Galveston Arts Center. Plastic Planet, her 2016 solo exhibition at Women & Their Work, was supported by a Mid-America Arts Alliance Artistic Innovations Grant and the subject of an episode for the PBS series Arts In Context. She was the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art's Art Truck Artist, the first Artist-in-Residence at the Beach Museum of Art, and Artist-in-Residence at the DoSeum, San Antonio's Children's Museum, which earned Kamin's second Mid-America Artistic Innovations Grant for the culminating exhibition. Kamin recently partnered with Disney to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Little Mermaid to inspire their audiences to transform trash into art. She sculpted a portrait of Ariel and appeared in two promotional commercials on the Disney Channel. Kamin earned a double Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics and Art History from the Kansas City Art Institute. Kamin lives and works in Austin, TX.

conjugated keyboard, Bluetooth keyboard, tumbled rocks, 12.6" x 14.8" x 1"

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A native of Ethiopia, Betelhem Makonnen, currently lives and works in Austin, Texas. Her formal education consists of an MFA (2019) from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago as a New Artists Society Merit Scholar and a B.A (1995) in History and Literature of Africa and the African Diaspora from University of Texas in Austin. Working with a variety of mediums that include video, photography, and installations, she researches questions on perception, presence, purpose and place within a trans-temporal and trans-locative topology that operates on the relational dynamics of a diasporic consciousness. She has exhibited both nationally and internationally. In addition to her practice she is an active member of the Austin-based contemporary arts collaborative Black Mountain Project.

Tell me something, Inks on art board, 18" x 18"

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Meena Matai creates vibrant and playful art. Her creative journey is as much spontaneous and playful, as it is meditative and introspective. Matai grew up in India in a family of engineers and educators. Art has been the one constant in her life, even while she built her career in electrical engineering. Her life is now a balance of being an artist, an engineer, a mother, an educator and a human being. The main message in her art is one of building a supportive community.

Untitled (Daily Drawing), acrylic on paper, 12 3/4" x 16 3/4" (framed)

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Mihee Nahm was born and raised in South Korea until the age of sixteen when she moved to the United States. In America, she took her first painting class which compelled her to pursue art. Living as a foreigner in America for over a decade pushed her to explore themes of memory, sense of place and nostalgia. Mihee Nahm holds an MFA from the University of Texas at Austin, and a BFA from Art Academy of Cincinnati. She has attended residencies at the Vermont Studio Center and Brush Creek Foundation. She currently lives and works in Grapevine, Texas.

Woman in Igbo Dress, colored pencil, ink, and

water color on paper, 8" x 8"

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Dawn Okoro's desire to make art sparked from her love of fashion illustration, photography, and design. She is a painter, fashion designer, and videographer working in Austin. Her work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Hyperallergic, and Forbes.

Ye Old Humbugge Shoppe, photo mounted on plexi with hanger, 5" x 5"

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Denise Prince is an American artist working in film, photography and performance. Her career has included independent exhibitions, public interventions, performative events and street art. Influenced by conceptual and critical theory at CalArts, Prince's work explores the ways we experience ourselves in relation to Desire (the memory of the missing thing); taking into consideration (because of language) that we understand ourselves, understand others and communicate as objects. Her work seeks to make explicit that we are always reading structures of meaning in the "relation between what we see and what we know" (John Berger from Ways of Seeing). Prince is captivated by the unequivocal, veiled visual language used in advertising and she plays with signs and signifiers, pointing towards the viewer as interpreter.

Flight of the Bumblebees, photography mounted on plexi with hanger, 5" x 7"

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Denise Prince is an American artist working in film, photography and performance. Her career has included independent exhibitions, public interventions, performative events and street art. Influenced by conceptual and critical theory at CalArts, Prince's work explores the ways we experience ourselves in relation to Desire (the memory of the missing thing); taking into consideration (because of language) that we understand ourselves, understand others and communicate as objects. Her work seeks to make explicit that we are always reading structures of meaning in the "relation between what we see and what we know" (John Berger from Ways of Seeing). Prince is captivated by the unequivocal, veiled visual language used in advertising and she plays with signs and signifiers, pointing towards the viewer as interpreter.

Octopus, photo mounted on gator board, 12" x 12"

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Amy Scofield investigates the relationship between things; the commonality within disparity and particularly the mysterious similarities between the Nature and the Man-made. Scofield's work expresses a harmonious collision of the two. In combining steel and stones, chrome and bark, she celebrates twin fascinations: the orderly mind, the origin of human innovation that produces beauty through architecture and design, and the wild, relentless and unmanageable character of Nature.

Tree Spirit, oil on canvas, 12" x 12"

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Lauren Tarbel is a dreamer, mother, activist, writer, poet, and multi-disciplinary artist living in Austin, Texas. She is fascinated by nature, the universe, spirituality, and consciousness. Characteristics of her work include the use of vivid colors, and the exploration of symbolism and patterns; utilizing painting, drawing, design, collage, sculpture, mixed media, and the layering of imagery. She is a channel for whatever the Muses are ready to share. Creation for her is motivated by the exploration of ideas beyond what we accept as reality. Life is full of mystery and art is her way of trying to understand the world.

1000 Years from Now. 1991-2991, paper, 9H pencil, 21" x 17" (framed)

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Future time and space have been the central concern of Claude van Ligen's work since 1978. It is within this framework that he has explored the theme, 1000 Years From Now. These works reflect his deep concern for the environmental, political, and social well-being of the world in which we live. Hopefully, the work will stir viewers into thinking about their role in shaping current and future practices. In all his work the intention is to create a matrix from which may arise emotional, metaphoric, and associative responses in relation to experiencing-and projecting thoughts about-the ever/never-changing human condition and events through time and space.

Mending, wood, thread, yarn, string, 28" x 20" x 4"

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Jade Walker is a sculptor living in Austin, Texas. She received her BFA from the University of Florida and her MFA from The University of Texas at Austin. Walker's soft sculptures consist of her personal struggle with spectatorship, binaries within gender, abstraction, narrative, found objects, desire, and the body as temporal. Her work has been included in solo exhibitions at Austin Museum of Art (now The Contemporary Austin), Blue Star Contemporary Arts, Lawndale Art Center, and the University Art Galleries Texas State.

CHAOS, LamWood Ranch, b/w film photography, 11" x 14"

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Shelley Wood has work in private and public collections. She has received two Cultural Contracts from the City of Austin as well as a Partners in the Arts and Humanities award. She continues to create and exhibit work while sharing her love for photography through teaching. Wood teaches many avenues of photography at a variety of schools in Austin and privately. Her work has been published nationally and internationally. She has served as the Director of the DarkRoom Co-op since 1994 and has been teaching swimming since high school.

Without a connection, the camera is only a tool. A capture to document. A still reality, until the photographer communicates further, expressing emotion, mood or perception. With LamWood Ranch she wants the images to go beyond the time consuming responsibility of care taking, toward the enchanting existence of animals living as they do.

Little Blue, LamWood Ranch, b/w film photography, 11" x 14"

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Shelley Wood has work in private and public collections. She has received two Cultural Contracts from the City of Austin as well as a Partners in the Arts and Humanities award. She continues to create and exhibit work while sharing her love for photography through teaching. Wood teaches many avenues of photography at a variety of schools in Austin and privately. Her work has been published nationally and internationally. She has served as the Director of the DarkRoom Co-op since 1994 and has been teaching swimming since high school.

Without a connection, the camera is only a tool. A capture to document. A still reality, until the photographer communicates further, expressing emotion, mood or perception. With LamWood Ranch she wants the images to go beyond the time consuming responsibility of care taking, toward the enchanting existence of animals living as they do.

Enjoy a week at "Lakehaven," a charming coastal home located on Eastern Lake in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. Beautifully appointed, full of coastal charm, and situated right on a Coastal Dune Lake, it is just a short walk, paddle board or kayak ride from the beach. you and your family are sure to feel right at home.

The first floor offers a spacious updated kitchen and the open floor plan brings together the main living and dining area, with plenty of space and seating for everyone. Off the living room is the screened in back patio and a deck down to your private dock. The first level features a bedroom with a king-sized bed and private patio access. There is also a shared bathroom with a shower/tub combo.

On the second level is a spacious master suite with a private screened in porch and large private bathroom with a jacuzzi tub. Also there is a guest bedroom with a full sized bed and private bathroom. At the top of the landing is a fun stairwell that leads to a small loft and a third level balcony with breathtaking views of the Dune Lake!

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Healthy Habits, Mindset Upgrade and Lasting Results Starts Here! Take a small group nutrition, vibrant health, immunity transformative class led by fitness badass, Lisa Thiel.

Lisa Thiel - FITNESS LEADER · ATHLETE · MOTHER - Thiel has transformed herself from a self-doubting girl plagued for years by eating disorders into a leader in the health and wellness community, a competitive athlete, and personal mentor to many. She has helped hundreds of people with her experience and training in health, fitness, and wellness. Her passion is helping people to achieve and grow in ways they never thought possible. She is a devoted wife and loving mother of 2, she leads and coaches with a passionate desire to see her clients transform in their health and fitness as well as family and professional lives. Her tools are Lifestyle tools that can be adopted and adapted for any stage of life. Her mission is to share stories and solutions that will help you learn to write the next chapter of your own story!

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Healthy Habits, Mindset Upgrade and Lasting Results Starts Here! Take a small group nutrition, vibrant health, immunity transformative class led by fitness badass, Lisa Thiel.

Lisa Thiel - FITNESS LEADER · ATHLETE · MOTHER - Thiel has transformed herself from a self-doubting girl plagued for years by eating disorders into a leader in the health and wellness community, a competitive athlete, and personal mentor to many. She has helped hundreds of people with her experience and training in health, fitness, and wellness. Her passion is helping people to achieve and grow in ways they never thought possible. She is a devoted wife and loving mother of 2, she leads and coaches with a passionate desire to see her clients transform in their health and fitness as well as family and professional lives. Her tools are Lifestyle tools that can be adopted and adapted for any stage of life. Her mission is to share stories and solutions that will help you learn to write the next chapter of your own story!

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july 23rd, 2020, from the journeying series, oil, wax and repair tape on oil paper, 25" x 25" (framed)

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Stella Alesi has resided in Austin, Texas for the last 25 years. Her work is part of many private and commercial collections. Her most recent solo exhibit took place in the summer 2019 at The Commerce gallery in Lockhart, TX. As well, the large-scale art work, "simplify" was installed in August 2019 in the lobby of The Foundry in Austin, TX. Currently a full time painter, Alesi taught photography at the Austin Community College and ran a successful photography business for over 15 years.

Alesi works across a number of styles and mediums, including drawing, painting, photography, collage and large wall works. Her practice is characterized by a willingness to try new approaches in the ongoing investigation into new materials and visual languages.
As well her painting practice emphasizes the importance of failure as a way of moving forward, and challenging established structures.
She uses the space and exploration the work provides to visualize the invisible nature of the human experience.

Wyldling, felted Merino wool, copper, wood, 19" x 15" x 7"

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Underlying Barbara Attwell's work is the search for ways that all things wild - clouds, mountains, otters, ourselves - are connected in a delicious and fierce beauty. She wants to reawaken the singularity we have lost with this powerful undercurrent. In today's culture, alienation and a peculiar poverty of soul are the result of spending more time controlling nature than knowing it. We need to summon our primordial self - the one who stomps on the ground to bring rain, lays down with ear to the dirt to listen for underground rivers, and introduces themselves to trees, knowing that they respond.

Adding to Attwell's successful career as both painter and sculptor is experience in the field of environmentalism, and thus a rich and intensive knowledge of nature informs her art.

Her current works center on the wisdom, beauty, and plight of wild things, and paths back to our wild, holy home. Attwell began with a scholarship to the Houston Museum of Fine Arts from the 4th through 12th grades, followed with a BFA Cum Laude from the University of Texas. Her extensive career includes numerous shows and awards, and her work unfolds in many formats - habitat sculptures, endangered species paintings, graphic design, funerary urns, and felted works.

After PKS V, inkjet printed paper, string, acrylic, wood dowel, on solid wood block, 48" x 1.5" x 1.5"

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Originally from New Jersey, in the "garden" part of the Garden State, Rebecca Bennett made her way to Austin via CA, CO, MO, and KY in 1997. She began a professional art career in 2002. In addition to a lifelong study of art, her BA included studio art, and art history studies. Bennett's work can be seen in corporate, hotel, residential, and hospitality settings across the US and Europe.

Consideration, oil on wood, 8" x 8"

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Shawn Camp grew up in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho and completed an MFA in Painting and Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University in 1997. He then set out exploring, art-making, and exhibiting throughout the United States and abroad as an artist and musician. He settled in Austin, Texas where he is a member of the ICOSA artist collective and teaches at Texas State University and Austin Community College. His works have been shown in the United States and internationally and are included in numerous public and private collections. Camp's paintings, videos and sound pieces exploit the effects of context and light on our perception - contrasting the ephemeral nature of awareness with the illusion of constancy.

It's a sign, inkjet, 24" x 36" (framed)

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Sandy Carson is a self-taught documentary and commercial art photographer, film maker, musician and cyclist who grew up in Scotland, now based in Austin, Texas. He studied communications at University before dropping out to tour the UK and Europe playing in punk bands and making fanzines. After moving to the States in the '90s to pursue cycling, he travelled the world for 20 years as a professional BMX rider, where he honed his skills a photographer. His work is an intersection of two careers that have been the recipient of numerous awards. His work is published and exhibited nationally and internationally. Sandy's long-term photography projects and documentary works are represented by INSTITUTE.

Weave (tropics), photographic collage on rice paper, 12" x 9"

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Born in Austin and raised in Houston, Texas, Elizabeth Chiles graduated with a B.A. in Art History from Columbia University and an M.F.A. in Photography from San Francisco Art Institute. Chiles taught theory and photography at UT Austin, Texas State and Southwestern University for 6 years. Her work has been widely exhibited, including in the critically acclaimed exhibition Over Time (2016), which was nominated for Best Solo Show in Austin, and Weave (2018), a solo exhibition that earned her a nomination for the Best Artist of 2018 by the Austin Critics Table. Her work is held in public and private collections across the United States, including those of Dell Children's Hospital, Dimensional Worldwide, Google, Sidley Austin and The Line Hotel, among others.

Weave (calypso), photographic collage on rice paper, 12" x 9"

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Born in Austin and raised in Houston, Texas, Elizabeth Chiles graduated with a B.A. in Art History from Columbia University and an M.F.A. in Photography from San Francisco Art Institute. Chiles taught theory and photography at UT Austin, Texas State and Southwestern University for 6 years. Her work has been widely exhibited, including in the critically acclaimed exhibition Over Time (2016), which was nominated for Best Solo Show in Austin, and Weave (2018), a solo exhibition that earned her a nomination for the Best Artist of 2018 by the Austin Critics Table. Her work is held in public and private collections across the United States, including those of Dell Children's Hospital, Dimensional Worldwide, Google, Sidley Austin and The Line Hotel, among others.

Stacked Ovals, ink on paper, 22" x 28" (framed)

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Lisa Choinacky is originally from Indiana. She received her BFA from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana and then her M.F.A. from Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. Choinacky later moved to Austin, Texas where she now lives and works.

Thundershower, spray paint, watercolor & pen on paper, 12" x 9"

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Kiah Denson was born and raised in Austin, TX. She graduated from Colorado College (Colorado Springs, CO), earning a BA in Studio Art with a Distinction in Art. Upon graduation, Denson started her own decorative painting business. After a few years, she began creating fine art again, and has been steadily expanding and exploring her practice ever since. She works with a number of designers, art consultants, galleries and individual collectors across the country, and her art has been featured in several online and print publications.

Nighthawk, bronze, 1 3/8" x 1 7/8" x 4 1/2"

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David Everett has worked as a sculptor and printmaker in Austin since 1970, producing work primarily in carved wood and bronze.

Sun Shade, gouache on paper, framed in natural wood frame, 11" x 14" (framed)

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Heather Sundquist Hall is an artist based in Smithville, Texas. Her work is heavily influenced by narratives, nostalgia and details. Hall's illustrations have become pieces of her own stories whose purpose is to preserve memories like souvenirs. Much of Hall's focus is on the details. It's the subtle floral pattern on a curtain, or the kind of plaid a certain couch was that she sat on in November of 1986 that she is most attracted to explore.

Inside of Envelopes - Clouds, Pencil on envelope, 10" x 9.5"

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Hedwige Jacobs is a Singapore born Dutch artist. She currently lives and works in Houston. Besides drawing she creates animations based on her drawings and site-specific installations. She is interested in how personal space and shared space is experienced. She holds a BFA from the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, The Netherlands and an MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia. Selected shows include: Women & Their Work; Lawndale art Center; Houston, TX; Box 13 Artspace, Houston, TX; The Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, TX; Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Hague; Philadelphia Art Alliance; Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington DC; Blaffer Art Museum, Houston; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; The Drawing Center, NYC; Friedman Benda, NYC; and the Red Dot Design Museum in Singapore. Her work is included in private, corporate and museum collections.

Tex-Mex Dinner Plates, underglaze and glaze on earthenware, 10" each

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Pat Johnson is known for her sometimes disturbing but humorous figurative sculpture and tile murals, which take cues from a grab bag of influences ranging from antiquity to popular culture. A clay artist for more than 40 years, Johnson lives and works in the small rural town of Fayetteville, Texas. She was commissioned to produce tile murals for the College Station Public Library, Monument Hill State Park in La Grange, and the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Austin, as a Texas Commission for the Arts artist-in-residence she taught and produced murals in Longview, Waco and Austin. Pat also does works on paper and has designed t-shirts for Lyle Lovett. Featured in many one person and group shows in Texas and surrounding states: including exhibits at the Art Car Museum, Longview Museum of Fine Art, McNay Art Museum and Galveston Art Center. She was selected to participate in The 35th Annual Contemporary Craft Exhibition at the Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum in Arizona and the 56th Annual Delta Exhibition at the Arkansas Art Center. Pat won "Best of Show" at the ClayHouston 2019 Regional Biennial Exhibition Timeless Clay: Future Artifacts juried by Jennifer Ling Datchuk.

Summer Shadow, thread, acrylic on wood panel, 10" x 8" x 2"

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Originally from Korea, Bumin Kim received her MFA in drawing and painting in 2015 from the University of North Texas and remains in North Texas as an active member of the contemporary art community. In addition to numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Texas, she has been featured at the Dallas Art Fair and Art Aspen. Her work is included in both public and private collections in Texas and throughout the United States.

Willie Nelson at the Paramount Theater Museum, quality framed and matted photo, frame size: 14" x 17", image size: 7" x 9" (framed)

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Matt Lankes, a seventh-generation Texas, grew up in Austin playing soccer and watching his father take photos for the Austin American-Statesman. "I grew up around the camera," says Lankes who has made his living through photography since attending St. Edward's University, specializing in portraits for people in their environments. Lankes' work is in the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery at the Smithsonian and at the The Wittliff Collections at Texas State University.

Lankes' clients include HBO, LiveStrong, Y&R, Texas Music, Fox Searchlight, Texas Monthly, The New York Times, Interview, Time Inc., Newsweek, GSD&M, Austin Monthly, Lee Jeans, Random House, Warner Brothers, Chevy and Pentagram Design.

Mirror Glaze, mixed media, 12" x 10" (framed)

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Lance Letscher is a contemporary American collage artist. Known for his meticulously constructed compositions, he sources material from a range of antique papers, discarded notebooks, magazines, and record covers. Born in 1962 in Austin, TX, he went on to receive both his BFA and MFA from the University of Texas, later apprenticing with Amado Pena. His works are in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, the Austin Museum of Art, and the Museum of Southeast Texas in Beaumont, among others, and has been the subject of solo exhibitions at such institutions as the Tyler Museum of Art, McNay Art Museum, and the Amarillo Museum of Art. Letscher lives and works in Austin, TX.

Hallow + Humble, fresco, 8" x 8" x 1.5"

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Heidi Lowell is an award-winning artist who creates modern frescos through the use of layered watercolor pigments, acrylic, and graffito on Kaolin clay board out of her home studio in Austin, Texas. Lowell's work is inspired by the geometry, quiet, color and healing power of the natural world.

City and Dog, mixed media: graphite, ink, watercolor, pastel, 12" x 1"

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In creating her "horizonscapes," Katie Maratta acknowledges an apparent contradiction. While the literal picture plane is incredibly small - one inch high and up to four feet long, the visual space it suggests is vast. The technique is understated and monochromatic, but the elements of the composition retain their weight and authority. Upon moving to Texas in the mid 1990's, Maratta was struck by the rich visual experience of West Texas. While these wide-open expanses and long lonely highways may be the stuff of clichéd country songs and western movies, they still evoke wonder for the artist who calls Austin home.

Shelter, Pigment print, 7.5" x 6"

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Bucky Miller is an artist, writer, and a 2018 recipient of the Aaron Siskind Foundation Individual Photographer's Fellowship. His work has been shown in solo exhibitions at spaces such as the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston and in numerous group exhibitions. His first self-published book, The Picture of the Afghan Hound, was selected as one of photo-eye's best photobooks of 2016. Miller's work has also been featured in publications like n+1, Der Greif, The Believer, and spot. He has an MFA from the University of Texas at Austin, and resided in London as part of an exchange with the Royal College of Art program in sculpture. In 2018 he attended the Recycled Artist in Residency program in Philadelphia, PA. Bucky is from Phoenix, AZ but currently lives in Houston, TX.

Guadalupe River Series II, oil on canvas, 10" x 10"

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John Mulvany is an artist originally from Ireland and living in Austin for 20 years. His work was featured in the Texas Biennial and he has had several solo and group exhibitions in the US and Europe. He was a founding member and editor of Cantanker art magazine for several years and currently teaches art at headwaters school in Austin. His most recent exhibitions were Secure the Perimeter opened at GrayDuck Gallery in Austin, TX in September 2019 and The Pattern Days, an online exhibition in July 2020.

Antelope Milkweed, bronze, 5" x 3" x 3" (wall mounted)

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Beverly Penn's sculptures are included in the collections of the Cooper Hewitt Museum in New York City; the Philadelphia Museum of Art; the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C., the Austin Museum of Art; the Racine Art Museum; the El Paso Museum of Art; and the Monarch Center for Contemporary Art in Washington. She has been commissioned for several Public Art Projects, including Unity in Diversity in Las Cruces, NM; the Community Core Sample Project and the ThresholdProject with Steve Wiman in Austin, TX; the Natives Project at Whole Foods in Austin, TX; and the 719 Ash Hilton Hotel in San Diego. She is a tenured Professor in the School of Art & Design at Texas State University. McMurtrey Gallery in Houson, dberman Gallery in Austin and Lisa Sette Gallery in Scottsdale represent her work.

Beverly Penn is the recipient of numerous fellowships including a Rockefeller Foundation residency in Bellagio, Italy; a Connemara Conservancy Artist Grant; grants from the Texas Commission on the Arts and a Fulbright Fellowship in Barcelona, Spain. She has also received nine Texas State University Faculty Research Grants involving research in Mexico, Italy, Spain, and New York.

Staircase 2. Milan, 2019, archival pigment print, 13" x 19" (including 1 inch border), limited edition

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Rino Pizzi is an Italian born photographer and independent curator. He has lived in the United States since 1985. His work mostly consists of collaborative projects, including, among others: The Mona Lisa Project, transFIGURATION, Photo/Montage (12x12), ArtFiction, and EnGendered Species. He lives and works in Austin with his wife and collaborator Teresa Elliott.

Valentino - Exclusivites MANFIELD - Modeles AVENUE : 95 F, photography mounted on plexi with hanger, 5" x 5"

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Denise Prince is an American artist working in film, photography and performance. Her career has included independent exhibitions, public interventions, performative events and street art. Influenced by conceptual and critical theory at CalArts, Prince's work explores the ways we experience ourselves in relation to Desire (the memory of the missing thing); taking into consideration (because of language) that we understand ourselves, understand others and communicate as objects. Her work seeks to make explicit that we are always reading structures of meaning in the "relation between what we see and what we know" (John Berger from Ways of Seeing). Prince is captivated by the unequivocal, veiled visual language used in advertising and she plays with signs and signifiers, pointing towards the viewer as interpreter.

Last Stop, oil and acrylic on canvas, 12" x 12"

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Michelle Rahbar is a visual artist who lives and works in Austin, TX. She grew up amongst ?factories and railroad yards on the shores of Lake Michigan. In this environment, she ?developed a strong affinity for Northern Romanticism, the written word and urban folk tales. After receiving her BFA in Painting & Drawing, she moved to Austin and her work has been exhibited across Texas in select group shows, including the East Austin Studio Tour. She was a member of Pump Project for 7 years, her work has appeared in national art publications, and she was selected for inclusion in the Hilton's local, private art collection in Austin.

Lifting: Blue Moon with Pink Clouds, Limited Edition Archival Print, 16" x 20"

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Keva Richardson was raised in a small town in the Texas Panhandle. She graduated from Texas Tech University with a degree in Education, specializing in art and languages. Following graduation she settled in Austin and began taking art classes from the University of Texas, The Art School at Laguna Gloria, and St. Edward's University. She also studied intensively with notable Texas artists, Mary Jo Harding and Jerry Seagle. She lives and works in East Austin.

Bumpkin, painted collage on wrinkled paper attached to support, 30" x 24" x .5"

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Naomi Schlinke danced with the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company and the Joe Goode Performance Group, both based in San Francisco in the 1970s and early 1980s. At that time, the San Francisco art and dance scene were strongly influenced by new concepts flowing from artists such as Merce Cunningham, John Cage, and Robert Rauschenberg, many of whom emerged from the hot house for avant-garde work at Black Mountain College, NC. Much of Schlinke's approach to painting is founded on the experiences that she absorbed as a dancer in those decades. Schlinke received a B.A. and M.A. in dance from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Schlinke has exhibited her work at numerous venues including the Robert McClain Gallery in Houston, The Dallas Contemporary and the MAC, Women & Their Work, Texas State University in San Marcos, D Berman Gallery in Austin, D. M. Allison Gallery in Houston, the Dougherty Art Center in Austin, and Northern-Southern Gallery also in Austin. Before returning to Texas, she exhibited with the Braunstein-Quay Gallery in San Francisco. Schlinke current lives and works in Austin.

Jaybird, ballpoint pen and watercolor on paper, 11" x 17" (framed)

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Christine Vanderkaap was classically trained at the Los Angeles Academy of Figurative art where she received an intensive drawing foundation. She likes to use that knowledge in multiple drawing mediums, effortlessly changing between the strictness of pen and ink to the forgiving, fluidity of charcoal.

A Touch Of God, charcoal on paper, 9" x 12"

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Desiree Vaniecia is a contemporary painter who lives and works in Dallas, Texas. Raised in a matriarchal home, her work pays homage to her family and their legacy. Her distinctive personal style challenges a stereotype of Black women constructed by society and the media. Her portraiture evokes both vulnerability and strength in the figures, either through posture, physical interaction or compositional format. Gesture and poses are presented as powerful, whether through sexuality or assurance, while facial expressions and anatomical detail are left reduced and neutral within empty or vague settings.

1000 Years from Now. Katrina, 2005, 6B pencil, paper, 12" x 15" (framed)

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Future time and space have been the central concern of Claude van Ligen's work since 1978. It is within this framework that he has explored the theme, 1000 Years From Now. These works reflect his deep concern for the environmental, political, and social well-being of the world in which we live. Hopefully, the work will stir viewers into thinking about their role in shaping current and future practices. In all his work the intention is to create a matrix from which may arise emotional, metaphoric, and associative responses in relation to experiencing-and projecting thoughts about-the ever/never-changing human condition and events through time and space.

Untitled, oil on linen, 24" x 24"

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For the past decade, Sydney Yeager has painted in oil on linen, contrasting heavy brush marks with linen that is either raw or lightly touched with a wash of color. She is motivated by the tension created between the delicacy of the barely touched linen and the vigorous brush work. Her habit of painting "alla prima", or wet into wet, allows little opportunity for revision, and tiptoes along the edge of chaos. Working this way is consistent with her interest in motion and transitory forms, as each brush mark holds the possibility of altering the painting entirely.