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Posted @withregram • @scorleymartinez Join us for a Zoom artist panel for “Can’t Let Go” this Saturday at 2pm central. Check our website for the zoom link Saturday. Hear this wonderful group of artist mothers riff on contempor
Opens today! Posted @withregram • @firehouseartcenter This month at the Firehouse Art Center: "Situation Report" presents a capsule of artists’ responses to three concerns facing us as we look back on recent events. The state
Posted @withregram • @clamplight Happy Contemporary Art Month! We are excited to share lots of programming with y'all this month. First, opening this Friday, March 12 is CAN'T LET GO, a group show hosted by Clamp Light resident artist Sara Corl
One year ago today was the last time I saw my Uncle Joe. He had recently moved into a VA home, after his health rapidly declined due to Parkinson’s disease. Even though he was a little disoriented with a new living arrangement, he had plenty of
One year ago today I flew to Birmingham for a show I was in, the last time I went anywhere via airplane (minus the return trip). That trip was the last time I saw the majority of my family.
When your neighbors have no idea what they are getting themselves into...”here, hold this!” Seriously, they are the best. Posted @withregram • @firehouseartcenter Next month, join our curator Brandy Coons and Artist Heather Schulte
Finished! Sneak peek of a new piece that is headed to SATX for a show with other artist/mothers who helped keep me sane this past year. (Show info below.) “The Impetus of US,” cotton thread on newspaper, 22” x 11.5” 2021 Thi
Crit groups have kept me going this past year or two. This pandemic crit group kept me sane, and I’m so happy we’re having a show together. Posted @withregram • @scorleymartinez Opening just in time for @contemporaryartmonth at @cla
From my project, ‘Stitching the Situation’ Three kits, three months apart, for a little perspective on this winter’s pandemic spike. The smallest is from Nov 2, 2020. It contains around 85,000 stitches, 495 represent people who di
A few more. I love watching the light and colors change at this time of day. #nofilter
Sky drawings #nofilter