Studio Art ExhibitsTo increase a sense of community and bring new people to the Austin studio, we will be showcasing new and local artists' work on rotation every two months. If you know someone who might be interested or would like to volunteer at art openings, please contact cnightingale@rfbd.org. Artists accepted for the show will have their work exhibited during a time selected by RFB&D. There is no fee to enter, however, a 20% donation of sales revenues is requested back to RFB&D. Please join us for our next opening and visit the websites of our latest artists. Current ExhibitsCurrent Exhibits in the Studio - click here for hours of operation. RFB&D's own Carter York! May 14th-July 15th, 2009 Upcoming ShowsWe are currently searching for an artist to showcase July 16-September
10th, please contact Cheri at cnightingale@rfbd.org
if you are interested. Past ExhibitsRawson-Saunders Middle School Students: Sumi-e Imagine Art's 12X12 Show, Thursday January 15, 2009-March 25, 2009 Thursday October 30th - January 14th, 2009 - Laura Caffrey Rags/Riches:
a mixed media assemblage show Thursday August 21st, 6pm-8pm Watercolors of Eileen Pestorius Thursday, June 12th, 2008: Photography of John Dennis Rawson Saunders School Student Show: What having dyslexia means
to me Reception Thursday, Feb. 7th, 6-8pm RFB&D is proud to host the photography of Ethan Ham February 7th through April 15th, 2008. Ethan Ham has resided in Austin, Texas for over 26 years. His compositions reveal spontaneity and improvisation in both his methods and his moods from countries such as Italy and central Mexico, and in the states of California, Maine, Arizona, and central Texas. Whether it is inches from the subject or miles, he would like to capture the unique way in which he sees the world and share this with others. www.ethanphotography.com Being Human-The Work of Dawn Okoro The Prints and Drawings of Melissa Oden In her own words, "I believe there is a story in every moment. I invite the viewer into my reality where everyday scenes are re-examined and transformed into psychologically charged and distorted environments. My inspiration is derived from observing the life that surrounds me in New York. Bright and candy-like colors are used to mask or in many cases heighten notions of the underlying sinister qualities of these scenes. As with my figures, the objects are lively and often relate to each other in a human fashion." Visit Melissa Oden's website at www.melissaoden.com. Architecture Of Life: The Photography of Chad Estes Light refreshments provided by the Youth from Emmaus Parish in Lakeway - Thank you for your hard work! View a PDF flyer from this show Summer Watercolor Show Works of Joan Hogge and Janet
Franklin Two artists, Joan Hogge, from the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, and Janet Franklin, from Dripping Springs, contributed their art for our Summer Watercolor Show. An opening reception was held on Thursday, June 7 to showcase the great works of art and guests learned more about the RFB&D Regional Unit of Texas. Visitors had the opportunity to sign-up for volunteer opportunities and light refreshments were be provided. Borrowers, Volunteers & Contributors Exhibit The Photography of Ryan Hayes And for the first time ever, hear the podcast of a portion of the opening reception for Ryan Hayes here: http://www.lancehunter.net/flip/episodes/rfbd-special.mp3 Watercolorist - Joan HoggeWhen directed to Joan Hogge's site http://joanhoggeart.com/ from RFB&D's, Joan will donate 5% of net profit from the sale of all of her paintings to be divided between Academic Language Therapy Association and The Southwest Region. |
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