Angelo State University Public Art Opportunities
Entry Deadline: August 2
Packages will need to downloaded for each opportunity and submitted separately.

Rec Center/Center for Human Performance Public Art
Request for Proposals can be found at : http://esbd.cpa.state.tx.us/bid_show.cfm?bidid=95295
The Texas Tech University System seeks to commission an artist to develop outdoor public sculpture to be located on the North side of the building to serve as a visual representation of the focus of wellness, with a sense of recreation. Responses will be received until 2PM, CDT, Tuesday, August 2, 2011 by Linda Owen in Facilities Planning & Construction, Texas Tech University System, Texas Tech Plaza, 1901 University, Lubbock, Texas, 79410, Box 42014, Lubbock, TX 79409-2014. If you have questions regarding this procurement please contact Allyson Keslin at (806) 742-2116 or fax (806) 742-1169. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all responses and to waive any or all formalities

Porter Henderson Library Public Art
Request for Proposals can be found at : http://esbd.cpa.state.tx.us/bid_show.cfm?bidid=95293
The Texas Tech University System seeks to commission an artist to develop an outdoor public sculpture to be located on the North side of the Porter Henderson Library in close proximity to the new main entrance with a sense of academia that is vibrant and contemporary. Responses will be received until 2PM, CDT, Tuesday, August 2, 2011 by Linda Owen in Facilities Planning & Construction, Texas Tech University System, Texas Tech Plaza, 1901 University, Lubbock, Texas, 79410, Box 42014, Lubbock, TX 79409-2014. If you have questions regarding this procurement please contact Allyson Keslin at (806) 742-2116 or fax (806) 742-1169. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all responses and to waive any or all formalities.

Plaza Verde Residence Hall Public Art
Request for Proposal can be found at: http://esbd.cpa.state.tx.us/bid_show.cfm?bidid=95292
The Texas Tech University System seeks to commission an artist to develop outdoor public sculpture(s) to be located in the circle of the University Mall sidewalk on a center line between the flagpole at the Junell Center to south and the clubhouse of Plaza Verde in the seating area of the Campus Green. Responses will be received until 2PM, CDT, Tuesday, August 2, 2011 by Linda Owen in Facilities Planning & Construction, Texas Tech University System, Texas Tech Plaza, 1901 University, Lubbock, Texas, 79410, Box 42014, Lubbock, TX 79409-2014. If you have questions regarding this procurement please contact Allyson Keslin at (806) 742-2116 or fax (806) 742-1169. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all responses and to waive any or all formalities.

Newsletter: June 24, 2011

F I N E A R T S C O U N C I L

Diocese of Austin

2 June 2011

Dear Artist,

The Diocesan Fine Arts Council (DFAC) is now soliciting religious art of the Judeo-Christian tradition for its sixth exhibit in the Religious Art Gallery at the Pastoral Center for the Catholic Diocese of Austin. Our current exhibit, which opened in February 2011, has been another overwhelming success. It has transformed the halls of an “office” building into a more prayerful space reminding both staff and visitors of the presence of the Divine in their daily lives. Several works of art have sold; and as word continues to spread about the gallery, we hope for more exposure and sales for you, the artist.

To submit religious art for consideration, please email your images to me at mark@landersstudio.com and include the title, dimensions and value. All two-dimensional work must be professionally framed. The images must be received by July 15, 2011. You will be notified either way by July 22, 2011. Artwork accepted for the sixth exhibit needs to be dropped off at the Pastoral Center on Friday, August 19, 2011. The exhibit will last until February 24, 2012. Please feel free to pass this call to artists on to anyone you feel might be interested. You can send them to our webpage at www.austindfac.org so they can better understand our mission.

For those of you who are not familiar with the Religious Art Gallery, I am including a brief description. The Religious Art Gallery is located in the Pastoral Center at 6225 E. Hwy 290 and is free and open to the public during regular business hours (8-5 M-F). The Religious Art Gallery has several hundred lineal feet of wall space. We use a cable system and picture rail to hang the art, so you must be willing to have screw holes added to the back of your frame. We have space for sculptures, but it is limited. Signage for the artwork will include the title of the artwork, artist name, a short description (i.e. oil on board) and an indication of “available” (if for sale) or “private collection” (if not for sale). A hand-out with artist contact information and pricing (if for sale) will be available in the lobby. The Diocese will not be involved in actual sales – that will be between the artist and the patron – nor will the Diocese receive a commission. We do ask that the art remain hanging until the end of the exhibit even if it sells.

The DFAC has begun a modest permanent collection and any art donated by an artist and accepted for the permanent collection is automatically considered for the next exhibit.

The mission of the Diocesan Fine Arts Council is to act as a catalyst and lead a renaissance in visual religious fine art with an emphasis on the Judeo-Christian traditions. Through the many shows we have held, the new Religious Art Gallery and the wonderful work of the artists in Central Texas, I believe we are giving a visible presence to the mystery of the invisible God.

Thank you for considering participating in this next exhibit and for sharing your artistic talents.

Sincerely,
Mark Landers
Co-Chair, Diocesan Fine Arts Council

Newsletter: May 21, 2011

Call to Entry - Lake Area Arts League - Celebrate Freedom 2

Call to Entry - Georgetown Art Works - Mobiles - Art Hop 2011

Class at the Amarillo Art Institute

Newsletter: February 11, 2011

Creative Art Center of Dallas State of the Arts

An Annual Letter from the Executive Director
and President of the Creative Arts Center of Dallas

Our mission is to provide a nurturing environment for people to discover, develop and express their artistic visions. Ourvision is to create a place where community arises as we transform the ordinary into the extraordinary through creative experiences.
Thank You for Your Passion!
Enrollment, Membership & Revenue Up at CAC

We are all about creative learning at CAC and we are delighted that you are sharing our journey.  Over the past two years during the economic crisis, we have seen many professionals redirect their careers into the arts. What may have started as an opportunity for the unemployed or underemployed to stay occupied, or for others, to relieve stress from managing many work projects that used to be handled by co-workers, has turned into to a full fledge DIY movement. At CAC, we see many people who have discovered latent or dormant artistic ability. Professional artists already established in one medium are learning about other mediums. And others are happy simply creating art for their friends and family.

Thanks to the Web, the world has become an open marketplace for artists and artisans. With Web sites like Etsy, DaWanda, 1000 Markets, ArtFire and Silkfair, people all over the world can see and buy jewelry, sculpture, glass, furniture and ceramics - all handmade. Etsy alone has grown five-fold since our economic woes began - from 1 million members in 2008 to 5.5 million members now, generating $180 million last year. Not only is this transforming individual lives and the marketplace, it could transform our economy.

With membership, enrollment and revenue all up in 2010, we were able to further concentrate our attention on programs for our membership. Last spring we hosted a free Spring Lecture Series for students, members, former students and the general public which included two Artist Talk Backs featuring sculptors David Hickman and David Newton sharing their process. We also hosted a complimentary portfolio review thanks to curator Gail Sachson.

We hosted a spring membership show at the Cedars Arts Gallery in the Cedars Art District and a fall membership show at the Third Space in downtown Dallas.  For each juried show we had more than 100 entries!

Overall revenue, including program fees, grants, individual giving and fundraisers was more than $583,000 up just 1% over last year. While income was flat, expenses were down significantly allowing CAC to put aside several thousand dollars in reserves (which is quite remarkable for an arts organization to do in this economy).

CAC welcomed 13 new instructors in fused glass, fiber, drawing, painting, watercolor, ceramics, clay sculpture and even ornamental penmanship. We also joined forces with Jim Bowman to begin offering blown glass at Bowman Hot Glass Studio. In addition, we began to sell at a discount premium Bullseye glass and supplies through CAC to our students. Sadly, we said goodbye to two long-time instructors Earline Green and Becky Johnson in 2010.

We hosted two fundraisers in 2010: Focal Point: Art and the City and Rockets to Ray Guns, a Halloween costume party at CAC for members, students and the public.

Support from the Community
Foundation support in 2010 proved to be a challenge for all nonprofits due to the economy. The Rosewood Foundationcontinued its commitment to CAC with a grant to fund the glass department. With those funds we built a storage system for up to 72 students, and purchased a new glass polisher and a small kiln. We were also able to conduct a teacher in-service for Skyline High School.  The George and Fay Young Foundation awarded CAC a grant to produce an unseenamericaproject at Bayles Elementary School for the third consecutive year! As you may know, we occupy the original Bayles Elementary School building. During the eight week program, nine young students learn photography skills from a professional photographer. They learn to shoot, edit and critique their photos. They also write captions for each photograph that goes into the exhibition and create an artist statement. The Thomas Charitable Lead Annuity Trust funded CAMP MetalHead last summer, a program combining relevant job skills and quality arts instruction in metal and jewelry for at-risk teens. Sparks fly for a few weeks each summer as teens create art, take field trips to job sites and artist studios and learn from professional artists and experienced mentors. The Trust also funded major program improvements in the metal and ceramics departments. We received continued funding from the Texas Commission on the Arts and funding from the Office of Cultural Affairs of the City of Dallas. We were also thrilled to be funded for the second time from the social and art groupArt After 5.  This year, we started another partnership with Art After 5, when the group came to the Center to paint bowls for Empty Bowls, the community service project we support for North Texas Food Bank.

Cultivating Creativity
CAC is Engaged!
We were proud to be a part of an exciting first-time program with Big Thought and DISD this past summer in which we "adopted" Bayles Elementary (our namesake school and neighborhood school) to provide eight art instructors who integrated extensive arts instruction with summer school learning for 500 students. Who knew summer school could be so much fun!  CAC's instructor Vet also collaborated with AIDS Interfaith Network to provide an arts residency in Adrinka printmaking for their clients through the City of Dallas/Office of Cultural Affairs' Community Artist Program.

Again, Thank You for an Amazing Year
Art Enriches Lives and Builds Community
Next week Texans for the Arts will be hosting a conference in Austin focusing on "Leading the Creative Economy".
We believe that the arts represent the identity of a city and a means for us to communicate and reach out to one another, thus bridging cultures. We also believe we are providing our citizens with lifelong learning opportunities and are developing the creative workforce of the future. Finally, we are working to positively influence disadvantaged children and youth by offering some of the very best programming in the community for them effectively reducing crime, truancy and gang involvement.  We hope you will join us in 2011 to see how a group of people creating art can build community.

Diana Pollak                                                     Sam Daniel
Executive Director                                            Board President

Newsletter: February 2, 2011

Arkansas Sculpture Invitational Call to Entry

Newsletter: February 2, 2011

The 12th China Changchun (High-tech Development Zone)
International Sculpture Symposium
Sculpture Proposal Invitation

Newsletter, January 14, 2011

"Showcase of Sculpture" show June 2-28 2011
Entry Deadline: May 4
Laraine Romine with the New Braunfels tx art league gallery.
Co/chairs Laraine Romine (830)303-7242 rlromine01@gmail.com and Trace Guthrie (210)219-3864 tguthrie7@gmail.com .
This show is for sculpture only in bronze, clay, metal, stone, glass and wood carving. No pottery will be accepted.
Entry fee is $20 for one sculpture $25-two and $35 -three . Only 25% commission of sells goes to the gallery.
Location: New Braunfel Art League Gallery. 239 W. San Antonio St. New Braunfels, Tx. 78130 . See our web site for the gallery.
Deadline for entry: May 4, 2011. Reception: June 10, 2011.
Thank you very much.
Laraine

Showcase of Sculpture Call for Artists

Showcase of Sculpture Show Entry Form

State Fish Art Contest Entry Information
Entry Deadline: March 31

Newsletter, December 3, 2010

Killeen, Texas
Take 190 West Salute to the Arts Festival - Call for Sculptors

ONSITE SCULPTURE COMPETION
The City of Killeen and Civic and Conference Center invite eligible artists to apply for consideration to demonstrate their carving talents during the spring “Take 190 West Salutes the Arts Festival”.
THE EVENT
On February 28 through March 6 of 2011, The City of Killeen together with the Killeen Independent School District (KISD), the Killen Civic and Conference Center (KCCC) and Visitors Bureau, and the Killeen Art Guild will be hosting the Take 190 West Arts Festival. It is Killeen's week-long salute to the arts and involves local partners including the City of Killeen, the Killeen Independent School District, the Killeen Art Guild and the Killeen Convention and Visitors' Bureau.

More Information and Application

Sammons Center, CALL FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

what are we looking for?
We are looking for captivating images highlighting the points of interest at the new Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center and surrounding areas (Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas Campus, Deep Ellum, downtown Dallas scenes from the point of view of the Baylor Cancer Center, etc).
who should be involved?
We specifically would like to invite local photographers from East Dallas and surrounding areas of all ages – students, employees of Baylor, community members, local, well known photographers, anyone and everyone who can shoot interesting photographs in high resolution format.
what do you need to submit?

Send your high resolution images in jpeg of tiff format with a resolution of 150 dpi at full size 30”x 40” of points of interest surrounding the Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center on CD to Healthcare Art Consulting LLC.
Print and sign the release form to authorize your images for use by Healthcare Art Consulting, LLC, Duke Realty Healthcare, and Baylor Health Care System.
You will receive an email confirmation of receipt of jpegs. If you do not receive one, please contact us by email.
Label each jpeg entry with your name and title of the piece.

how to submit:
Send a labeled CD (first and last name) and a signed “Photographer Release Form” to:
CALL FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
C/O Healthcare Art Consulting, LLC
2910 Commerce Street
Dallas, TX 75226
selection process:
Submissions will be reviewed on a rolling basis with the deadline for all submissions of January 31, 2011 (postmark deadline). Entries will be reviewed by a panel of professionals from Healthcare Art Consulting, LLC and Duke Realty Healthcare. Once photographs for the project are selected, photographers will be contacted. If your work is selected, expect your call in February 2011. Work will not be returned. Please do not call to inquire the status of your submission.
why should you participate?

A total of 18 images will be selected to be printed in large format (30” x 40”) and will be on rotating display in the new Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center on the 1st and 2nd levels.
Selected photography will be featured with an identification plaque.
Selected photographers bios and photography will be placed in the iart tour iPhone app – the first hospital art tour mobile application.
Selected photography may be featured in marketing materials for the Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center.

questions?
Send all questions to info@healthcareartconsulting.com.

Release Form

PUBLIC ART PROGRAM CALL TO ARTISTS

Artists are invited to submit qualifications for consideration to create a site-specific artwork for the Ross Ave Gateway.

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF QUALIFICATION FEBRUARY 2, 2010

PROJECT
The Ross Ave Gateway is located at the gateway to the Dallas Arts District and serves as a key access point between the Arts District and the vibrant community of East Dallas. The project will provide a visual welcome to drivers and pedestrians who pass through this space. Citizen groups have created a friendly environment through clean-up efforts and the addition of landscaping. The design for the project should communicate the spirit of welcome to those who experience it and must include energy-efficient lighting features to support a safe environment. The inclusion of elements that reflect the robust cultural environment of the Arts District and/or historical references to the City of Dallas is encouraged.
SELECTION PROCESS
A panel comprised of arts professionals and community representatives will review qualifications. A small group of artists will be short-listed for the project and each artist will be requested to provide a site specific work based on a thorough investigation of the site.
The proposal will also be reviewed by a team from the Texas Department of Transportation to ensure that the project meets the requirements for street safety and the use agreement for the location. Safety considerations prohibit the use of all red or all blue light, flashing lights or any element that could distract or interfere with drivers through the space. Any design element that would inhibit drivers’ sight lines or create hazards as determined by TXDOT will not be accepted.
BUDGET
The project budget of $112, 000 must cover all costs associated with the design and completion of the artwork, including but not limited to artist’s fee, travel and mileage, insurance, materials, any graphic design and miscellaneous supplies. Budgets must also cover all costs associated with site preparation, electrical connection, fabrication, construction and installation of the artwork.
ELIGIBILITY
All professional artists are eligible to apply, except for artists currently under contract with the City of Dallas Public Art Program. Employees of the City of Dallas, their spouses, members of the Public Art Committee, or any consultants under contract for any phase of these projects are ineligible. The City of Dallas Cultural Policy prohibits undergraduate students from being considered for Public Art projects.
SUBMITTAL MATERIALS
Email (total file size limit 2MB including images) or CD (total file size limit 2MB including images)
DEADLINE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2011 5:00 PM CST
1. Portfolio of six (6) images of recent work including recent public art commissions.
2. An image list identifying title, dimensions, materials, date of work, location, project budget, and commissioning entity.
3. Letter of Application outlining your interest in the project and your qualifications for successful completion of the work.
4. Professional resume/curriculum vitae: artist teams may submit a resume for each member. Please include a professional website if available.
5. Three references– names, address, email, and telephone numbers.
TOTAL FILE SIZE INCLUDING IMAGES NOT TO EXCEED 2MB.
SEND EMAIL SUBMISSIONS TO: rossavegatewaypublicart@gmail.com

SEND CD SUBMISSIONS BY MAILTO:
Kendall Ferguson
Public Art Coordinator
1925 Elm Street
Dallas, Texas 75201
(214) 670-5639
kendall.ferguson@dallascityhall.com

Newsletter: November 18, 2010

PUBLIC ART PROGRAM
A CALL TO ARTISTS
REMINDER
DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 19, 2010

See also:
www.dallasculture.org/opportunities.asp

At least 25% of the Public Art Projects will be commissioned from artists who are City of Dallas residents

Love Field Airport Modernization Program
Dallas, Texas

The Love Field Airport Modernization Program will renovate and expand Love Field Airport in Dallas, Texas creating a modern facility that will serve the needs of Dallas’ citizens and travelers for many years to come. Renovations include a new centralized concourse, a remodeled lobby, expanded baggage claim area and a new ticketing wing.For more information about the project; information on the history and images of Love Field go to http://www.lovefieldmodernizationprogram.com
The renovation plan identifies eleven potential locations for new public art.
Locations include:

Up to two locations at the Lobby Entrance,
A focal wall in the Main lobby,
An exterior garden area off the Main lobby,
A location at the concessions node at Concourse Level,
Baggage Claim ceiling area,
Wall areas in the Ticketing Hall,
Glass windows at the Arrivals Exit Portal to Baggage Claim,
Terrazzo floors in east tunnel to Ticketing Hall, west tunnel from Baggage Claim and exit from Mezzanine to parking garage.

The total Art Budget for all projects: $2,625,000. Each location will be assigned a budget. Project locations will be assigned upon the completion of the artist selection process.
PURPOSE OF ARTWORK AT LOVE FIELD TERMINAL
The Public Art Projects at Love Field will address the following goals:

Focus on themes that support the history, legacy and purpose of the airport. Dallas Love Field is the gateway to Dallas, its art and culture, events and businesses for 7 million passengers annually making Dallas one of the top visitor destinations in Texas;
Use Public Art to enhance the identity of the Airport;
Contribute to the public’s positive experience of airport spaces;
Showcase Public Art to express the vibrant culture of Dallas.

The Love Field Modernization Program will design and construct the main terminal facility and new concourse to be LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver Certified. Preference will be given to artworks that reflect this goal. Measurement for LEED certification includes the following categories that focus on human and environmental health:

Sustainable Site Development: Focuses on the impact site selection has on ecosystems and development of sustainable communities.

Water Efficiency: Focuses on reducing water consumption for building occupants and landscaping.

Energy and Atmosphere: Focuses on reducing the consumption of energy and encourages the use of energy sources that are not detrimental to the environment.

Materials and Resources: Focuses on strategies to reduce the impact that building materials have on the environment.

Indoor Environmental Quality: Focuses on the health and comfort of building occupants. This category encourages improved indoor air quality, controllability of systems, as well as access to daylight and views.

Additionally:

Artwork must be appropriate for public spaces, meet ADA requirements, be virtually maintenance free, durable, and meet the size, weight and other restrictions for the site where the project will be located.
At least 25% of the Public Art Projects will be commissioned from artists who are City of Dallas residents.
Artists are encouraged to demonstrate, in their work, the environmental goals for the new terminal building.

Eligibility:
All professional artists are eligible to apply except for artists currently under contract with the City of Dallas Public Art Program. Employees of the City of Dallas, their spouses, members of the Public Art Committee, or any consultants under contract for any phase of these projects are ineligible. The City of Dallas Cultural Policy does not accept qualifications from undergraduate students for Public Art projects.
Specific qualifications for this project include:
· Demonstrated successful completion of a public art project of similar size and scope,
· Demonstrated ability to work with a design team to meet the goals for the Love Field Modernization Program,
· Commitment to complete the design, fabrication and installation of the project at the selected location within the budget specified by November 2012.
Submission of Application:
Interested artists and artist teams should submit the following items to be received no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 19, 2010.
Submission Materials:
1. Portfolio of six (6) images of recent work including recent public art commissions.
2. An image list identifying title, dimensions, materials, date of work, location, project budget, and commissioning entity.
3. Letter of Application outlining your interest in the project and your qualifications for successful completion of the work.
4. Professional resume/curriculum vitae: artist teams may submit a resume for each member. Please include a professional website if available.
5. Three references– names, address, email, and telephone numbers.
Submission Format:
By mail: Send the materials listed above on a CD to:
Drema Chávez, Public Art Coordinator
1925 Elm Street, Suite 400
Dallas, Texas 75201
Email Submission: Send materials listed above to lovefieldterminalproject@gmail.com
File size not to exceed 2MB
QUESTIONS
Please direct all submission-related inquiries to:
Drema Chávez, Public Art Coordinator
214-670-3284
drema.chavez@dallascityhall.com
Terms and Conditions:

Application for any project advertised by the City of Dallas Public Art Program constitutes acceptance of the terms and conditions outlined in this prospectus as well as recognition of ordinances and policies of the City of Dallas (including the Good Faith Effort and the Minority and Women Owned Business enterprise goals of the City of Dallas.) The City of Dallas reserves the right to reject all submissions and to terminate the selection process without prior notice. Submission materials become the property of the City of Dallas.

Newsletter: October 28, 2010

500X Opening November 6, 2010 - Nate Glaspie and Tiffany Lynn Wolf
Upstairs Gallery - Jungeum Lee

November 6 - 28, 2010
Reception, November 6, 6:00 - 10:00 p.m.

500X Gallery
500 Expositon Ave.
Dallas, Texas 75226
214.828.1111 | 500x.org
HOURS: Saturday & Sunday Noon-5pm, and Weekdays by appointment

Nate Glaspie
Constructed from found materials, Nate Glaspie's visual art initially seem industrially made. This is contributed through the process of relying on the identity of the found materials he chooses. An Apple keyboard box becomes a painting, periodicals from the 70's become sketchbooks for a continuation of ideas and other materials from stray origins become anew through an artist's sensitive eye.

Tiffany Lynn Wolf
My thoughts around femininity, insecurity, and home drive my work. I use the process of making as a mechanism for coping with the actual reality versus the preconceived ideal - having the control over an evolving process of making and destroying of objects and idea and developing a relationship of sentimentality and rejection. I am interested in place... in my place... in my impact on my place...

UPSTAIRS GALLERY
Jungeun Lee
Silenced Suffering: The Comfort Women Project
During the Second World War (1932-1945), hundreds of thousands of Korean women became "comfort women," which is a euphemism for women forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese Imperial Army.These women were conscripted into many Asian countries from Korea and imprisoned at the military comfort stations. Since Japan's defeat in 1945, many of them committed suicide or remained in foreign countries instead of returning to Korea, as they were ashamed and attempting to hide from their past. Since Japan's defeat, the comfort women have struggled through the physical and emotional consequences of their enslavement for more than sixty years. To date, only two hundred women have testified about their ordeals out of the estimated two hundred thousand women whose lives were impacted by this experience. They overcame the difficulties of publicly speaking out in hope that their testimony would help prevent history from repeating itself.
Approximately two hundred thousand women were involved in sexual slavery in four hundred comfort stations during this war. In this project, I metaphorically portray the number of the comfort women and their testimonies in order to explore their tragic historical memories.

DOWNSTAIRS PROJECT ROOM
Krista Connerly and Thomas Feulmer
The distance from my eyes to the ground, the distance from me to you across the earth, the distance from the ground to your eyesCollaborators since 1998, Krista Connerly and Thomas Feulmer look back at three of their action-based works that involve ideas like intimacy, distribution and audience.

UPSTAIRS PROJECT ROOM
Matt D. Clark and Kathy Webster present We like the boom
The show is a celebration of sparkle, sugar, and mischievous delight. Delicious temptations which stimulate the senses and tempt the mores. This effort is an extension of an ongoing dialogue between the artists.
For more info, visit: www.ipoppopi.com

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
UPCOMING SHOW
Christine Bisetto & Kerry Pacillio
December 4, 2010 - January 2, 2011
Opening Reception: Saturday, December 4, 7-10pm

Texas Sculpture Association

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F I N E A R T S C O U N C I L

Killeen, Texas Take 190 West Salute to the Arts Festival - Call for Sculptors

Sammons Center, CALL FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

Killeen, Texas
Take 190 West Salute to the Arts Festival - Call for Sculptors