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.

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.

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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Please note: The vitrine in the image is for display purposes only and is not part of the art work.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.