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SUMMARY:Julian Onderdonk and the Texan Landscape
DESCRIPTION:This newest exhibition is organized by the Museum of Fine Arts\, Houston and is accompanied by a catalogue raisonné by Harry Halff and Elizabeth Halff.  The Art Museum of South Texas is the third and final venue to host this visually stunning exhibition of the rich qualities of nature particular to Texas. Julian Onderdonk (1882-1922)\, a San Antonio native and American Impressionist\, was known for his sweeping depictions of bluebonnets in the Texas landscape. He is often referred to as “the Texas Old Master.” Julian Onderdonk was the son of Robert Onderdonk (1852-1917)\, who was one of the first students in the Arts Students League of New York\, and alsostudied under William Merritt Chase at the National Academy.    It has been reported that the young Julian always knew he was going to be an artist and began his artistic life at a young age by drawing on the butcher paper in which the meat for the family meal was wrapped. While he attended the West Texas Military Academy\, his father critiqued his work via letters.After his graduation in 1898\, Julian’s technique had greatly improved. In1901 he departed for New York to further his artistic study.  When he enrolled in the Arts Students League\, he eagerly anticipated learning to paint\, but was frustrated with the preliminary coursework focused on casting the human figure. During this time\, he encountered paintings by William Merritt Chase (1849-1916) at the National Academy of Design. Julian was impressed with Chase’s “bold color and vigorous brushwork\,” and like his father had been years earlier\, became Chase’s student. Onderdonk wrote to his parents\,  “I am very glad that you want me to go to the summer school for I was crazy to go for I feel I could do better there than in a blamed oldcast room….I long to get out in the open air with my palette in one hand and my brush in the other and be able to smear paint over the whole landscape.”Jul…
URL:https://www.artmuseumofsouthtexas.org/event/julian-onderdonk-and-the-texan-landscape/
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SUMMARY:BAM! It's a Picture Book: The Art Behind Graphic Novels
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition was organized by the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature\, Abilene\, Texas and features today’s leading and best graphic novelists of the illustration world: Raina Telgemeier\, Mark Crilley\, Matthew Holm\, Jarrett J. Krosoczka\, and Lincoln Peirce\, today’s leading and best graphic artists of the illustration world. Graphic novels have gained immense popularity in recent years to a diverse\, expandedaudience.  According to the American Library Association\, they are among the fastest growing categories in publishing and bookselling.  The cave paintings of ages past and hieroglyphics of ancient Egypt were the first examples of storytelling through pictures.  Over the years the graphic novel hasemerged as a financially successful medium combining storytelling and fineart and evolved into the popular DC Comic heroes we recognize today: Superman\, Batman\, and Marvel Comic’s Fantastic Four\, Spider-Man\, and X-Men.                                                                         Lincoln Peirce                          Big NateFlips Out\, 2013            Page 215\, I got a great shot of Gina     Pen and ink\, 15” x  16 ½”                         Mark Crilley            Brody’s Ghost #1\, 2010            Page 26-27\, Confrontation            Pen and ink\, 21” x 17”                         Matthew Holm                          BabyMouse Queen of the World\, 2005    Page 80-81\, AAAGGHH            Computer generated\, framed with GA-37                         
URL:https://www.artmuseumofsouthtexas.org/event/bam-its-a-picture-book-the-art-behind-graphic-novels/
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SUMMARY:TAMU-CC Art Faculty Biennial
DESCRIPTION:Tidal Shift features current work by the talented Corpus Christi artists who are the dedicated faculty of the TAMU-CC Department of Art and Design. This exhibition also highlights the variety and skill of successful artists and scholars at the forefront of their fields recruited from throughout North America by TAMU-CC. Creative research activities for these energetic individuals begins in their studios and extends to museums and galleries across the globe. In the fourth incarnation of this exhibition series\, Tidal Shift emphasizes the caliber of art expertise located here in south Texas.   Contributing Artists include: Meg Aubrey\, Dr. Amanda Garcia\, Jennifer Garza-Cuen\, Rich Gere\, Jack Gron\, Louis Katz\, Kevin Mercer\, Nancy Miller\, Ryan O’Malley\, Joe Pena\, Dr. Laura Petican\, and Greg Reuter.                                                                                Joe Peña            Saturday Night Take Out\, 2016            Ink on Yupa paper\, 6 1/4 x 7 1/4″            Greg Reuter            Iron Flag
URL:https://www.artmuseumofsouthtexas.org/event/tamu-cc-art-faculty-biennial/
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SUMMARY:General Summer Camp Registration
DESCRIPTION:Camp Registration for Non-members opens March 7th at 9am: Become a member (household membership and up) to register early and receive discounted tuition. Register for camp and membership online or by phone at 361.823.3504. SIGN UP FOR MEMBERSHIP
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