Viewing hours: Monday–Thursday 8-4, Friday 8–Noon (Closed Saturdays & Sundays) Reception: Thursday, September 19, 11–2
HOUSE is a site-specific installation bringing together art from the community of Marshall, Texas. Work from Art League of Marshall members and Price T. Young Elementary students will complement a large-scale graphite drawing by curator, Barbara Tyler. A coloring book featuring houses in the Marshall area accompanies the exhibition. To purchase, or for more information, please fill out the contact link on this site.
A Time for Watching Birds Twenty-five observed, photographed, and painted birds labeled with personal and national events occurring over an 18-month period.
Father-in-Law Vintage negatives taken by the artist’s father-in-law were salvaged and printed using the cyanotype process then collaged to create a non-traditional portrait.
Structure Using photography to create a subtle 3D effect, souvenir incense burners are combined with vintage postcard images forming tension by comparing iconic structures with the history of their longevity or impermanence.
And she opened her mouth… First in a series of feminist work using doll wardrobe boxes to articulate the objectification of women at an early age.
Whalebone Corset Projected from a found vintage photograph, this large graphite drawing emphasizes the subjects’ ease with each other while contrasting the stifling, controlling 19th century garments.