On being on hold with American Airlines.

Join Rebecca in her Canopy studio virtually, for a private tour. Facetime, Skype, Zoom, to peruse her space, ask questions and visit virtually. Check out available work on her website for specifics. 12-4

Join Rebecca in her Canopy studio for a virtual studio tour. Facetime, Skype, Zoom to peruse her space, ask questions,and visit. Check out available work on her website for specifics. 12-4

Join Rebecca in her Canopy studio virtually for a private tour. Facetime, Skype, Zoom to peruse her space, ask questions, and visit virtually. Check out available work on her website for specifics. 12-4 Sunday

Don�t miss this special opportunity to hear from artist Diedrick Brackens in conversation with Blanton Curator Veronica Roberts. �Diedrick Brackens: darling divined� is on view through May 16, 2021.

Join us for a lively conversation about the use of European engravings as one of many fundamental sources of the art of the Spanish Americas, and the ways local artists enhanced their own inventiveness through this practice, allowing for a robust exchange between different generations of painters and their publics both in Mexico and Peru.

Brooke Burnside was born and raised in Nassau, Bahamas. She earned her BA in Film from Vassar College and her MA in Media, Culture, and Communication from New York University. She recently graduated from the Masters of Architecture program at the University of Texas at Austin and is now a designer at Mark Odom Studio. Burnside has shown work in Nassau, Bahamas, at MASS Gallery and Ivester Contemporary in Austin, as well as at the Spring Break Art show in New York City. She was a recipient of the 2020 Big Medium LINE residency and also participated in the 2020 Willow House residency for Black Artists in Terlingua, TX. Through drawing and collage, Burnside's work explores geography, position, memory, and the transgressive potential in abstract documentation.

Tammie Rubin’s sculptural practice considers the intrinsic power of objects as signifiers, wishful contraptions, and mythic relics while investigating the tension between the readymade and the handcrafted object. Using intricate motifs, Rubin delves into themes involving ritual, domestic and liturgical objects, mapping, migration, magical thinking, and sensual desire. She has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across the United States, and her sculptures are part of public and private collections. Her work has received reviews in online and printed publications such as Artforum, Art in America, Glasstire, Sightlines, fields, Conflict of Interest, Arts and Culture Texas, Ceramics: Art & Perception, and Ceramics Monthly. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, Rubin lives in Austin, TX, where she is an Associate Professor of Ceramics & Sculpture at St. Edward’s University.

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An interview introducing my art.

A tour of Aria Brownell's studio and painting practice

A quick artist talk with Contracommon member, Aria Brownell.

A tour of Aria Brownell's studio at Contracommon.

A 60 second artist talk by Aria Brownell about her work

A description of the good snacks I need to make good art

An explanation of how I set up my palette to paint

Welcome to JUDY BUSH STUDIO! Judy Bush is an abstract water-media painter & commercial interior designer. Learn about her work, her painting process, her love of shapes, symbols, patterns and DESIGN! And see what she�s offering for the Austin Studio Tour. SQUARE ONE - a group of square images taken from some of her original paintings � offered as giclee reproductions.

Take a virtual visit into my studio, and explore my new work.

2008 interview with this group with a great mission: Area of Design was founded in May 2002 and is based in the United States. Over the past 18 years, we have been dedicated to building a premier educational resource for art and design, and showcasing creatives worldwide. We are a completely free resource. No advertising. No profit. Just art. Enjoy!

This podcast explores the successes, struggles, life experience, and wisdom of the people featured, most of whom live and create in Austin, Texas. These long form interviews explore the origins, stories, lessons, lives and work of those in our community who are at the forefront of creative expression. Hosted by photographer and art enthusiast and collector Scott David Gordon.

A closer look at my practice and recent series, "Outfit for Pandemic." This video is a conglomerate of works in progress and influences, charting the work I made in the last six months.

Join Austin artists Kristy Battani, Ann Flemings, Cheryl Finfrock, and Lucy MacQueen in their studios with their favorite cocktails, while they share a behind the scenes peek into their working process.These artists have studios in the SW corner of Bldg 1 at Canopy and began weekly virtual visits during the shutdown. This is a continuation of those conversations. Join us!

A quick-and-fast artist interview with Contracommon artists, hosted by Brock Caron. Get to know the artists and laugh along!

Artist Veronica Ceci gives a behind the scenes look at her latest large scale work.

Austin Community College filmed me in their steel dumpster collecting materials for my sculptures, welding and forging, and then in my home studio painting and presenting my work. I jokingly refer to myself as the Dumpster Queen. I love sculpting with reclaimed steel.

Valerie Chaussonnet introduces herself, her studio and The Blue Rider Art Club, and gives a 9-minute painting demonstration after Kandinsky's Blue Rider Almanac cover for her series of combined art history and art practice classes centered on the Horse in Art, for Blue Ribbon Scholars.

I give a candid tour of "In Her Studio", my solo show at Midland Arts Council, with a selection of steel sculptures and paintings. The exhibition ran from January to July 2020, and consisted of sixty pieces.

This one-minute introduction presents Valérie Chaussonnet in her studio as the artist and teacher for a series of combined art history and art practice classes centered on the Horse in Art, designed for children and adults in the Spring of 2020 with Blue Ribbon Scholars' educator Mira Korber.

Malú Alvarez, Himalayan yoga master teacher who trained in India, will guide us on a meditative breath journey to access a deep state of stillness within, for ease and joy in being.

Laura Marcotte, wellness teacher and sound healer, will be leading a meditation followed by a relaxing sound bath. These practices enhance creativity giving a fresh mental perspective and reducing physical tension.

Learn what goes into creating a digital illustration from sketch to final, magazine-ready product. This demo will combine techniques for creating vibrant sketches and basic tools on Adobe illustrator to digitize them. I'll be showing my laptop screen through Instagram live to lead you through my process. You are encouraged to download Illustrator to follow along or just listen in!

Timelapse of my process for an acrylic work I created on a mirror April 2020 - the work is called See It Through, and explores intimacy in everyday spaces. The video is 30 seconds long and can be viewed through a link to my Instagram.

Timelapse from March 2020 of my process creating a colorful, surrealist acrylic painting exploring moderation and control, titled Picky. The video is 30 seconds long and can be viewed through a link to my Instagram.

Timelapse of my process for a large acrylic work I created on canvas in May 2019 - the work is called Personal Garden - focusing on gender identity and growth. The video is 30 seconds long and can be viewed through a link to my Instagram.

Timelapse of my painting process for an abstract mural I was commissioned to create 2 years ago - the mural combines motifs dear to the client with my own personal style and is titled "Water Flower." The video is 30 seconds long and can be accessed through a link to my Instagram.

Go behind the scenes with multiple time-lapse painting and relief printmaking videos coupled with artist commentary. I share personal stories, describe my process, showcase my studio, highlight some of my recent works, share what motivates me as an artist, and even have included an art giveaway for Austin Studio Tour participants!

Get to know Cassandra Clark: multi-media, ocean-loving, color-obsessed visual artist. This brief video, recorded by the artist in October 2020, gives a behind the scenes preview of what she's all about.

Virtual Studio Tour.

Studio Tour

Live artist zoom meet and greet

Meet Elana Rose a local Austin abstract artist with Pitt-Hopkins Syndrome, see her studio space and art process! A message from the artist- "I can't talk, but my art is my voice. I hope these paintings inspire you to feel the love I feel."

The Crit Group exhibition features new work by eight talented local artists who participated in the museum's eight-month-long program that supports artistic growth through monthly critiques and professional development workshops. Hear exhibiting Crit Group artists speak about their work: Annie Arnold, Rakhee Jain Desai, Lydia Garcia, Sean Ripple, Alexandra Robinson, Saul Jerome E. San Juan, Michael Stephen, and Cheyenne Weaver

A Virtual Market featuring Contracommon artists and guests.

Join Thomas Cook in an open format artist talk hosted from his studio. Thomas will be discussing his inspiration, recent works, technique, and any other questions you want to throw at him!

You're invited to my work space, take a look inside.

A tour of Alex Coronel's studio at Contracommon.

A brief artist talk about Alex Coronel's current body of work.

Artist Luis Coss will talk about his artwork and the origin of his inspiration like the rich mexican culture and it's mythology.

Take a peek at local jewelers and students at work in a professional jewelry and metalsmithing studio. Get a glimpse of tools of the trade, silver soldering, lost wax casting and more at Creative Side Jewelry School.

Here is a quick presentation of some recent work and discussion of my studio practice.