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Making its Texas Debut, this outdoor sculpture exhibition created by American artists Jennifer and Kevin Box, captures the delicate nature of the origami paper art form in museum-quality metals. The exhibition opens to the public September 19, 2020 - May 9, 2021. For more information, visit sabot.org.

SAALM Artist of the Year, Ansen Seale, is known for his inventive slitscan technology and a stunning body of work. Seale says, "I tease out this unusual reality lurking just beneath the surface of our everyday visual experience in the same way the cubist painters created dynamic tension by exploiting the interplay between what the viewer expects and what she gets. As photography is traditionally the rendering of real-world objects in two dimensions, that same creative tension arises in my work because, in effect, it discards the horizontal dimension and substitutes for it the fourth dimension, time." Spend some time viewing this wonderful exhibit. Admission is FREE.

On the talkSTEM YouTube channel, there are 9 unique playlists that connect science, technology, engineering and math to real world examples. Each video are a palatable 2 minutes in average and are appropriate for all ages. You can virtually explore over 20 different destinations in Texas from the safety of your home. Simply pick a theme and start watching the videos. Some videos prompt for a DIY experiment or challenge you can try in your household. You can even create your own virtual field trip - the options are endless!

Howard Rains is an artist and master fiddler originally from Texas and now living in Kansas. Rains performs, records and collaborates with his wife, fellow artist and musician Tricia Spencer. The portraits seen in this collection are all from 2019 and 2020 and represent both where he has been with his work and where he is going. The abandonment of touring and the quiet hours in the studio during the pandemic have begun to shift Rains’ portraits into the realm of the surreal as can be seen in some of the work. Rains continues to create with Tricia and their children, playing music every evening and making art every day. The exhibit will be available to view online on December 18th at https://qrco.de/howardrains.

Making its Texas Debut, this outdoor sculpture exhibition created by American artists Jennifer and Kevin Box, captures the delicate nature of the origami paper art form in museum-quality metals. The exhibition opens to the public September 19, 2020 - May 9, 2021. For more information, visit sabot.org.

SAALM Artist of the Year, Ansen Seale, is known for his inventive slitscan technology and a stunning body of work. Seale says, "I tease out this unusual reality lurking just beneath the surface of our everyday visual experience in the same way the cubist painters created dynamic tension by exploiting the interplay between what the viewer expects and what she gets. As photography is traditionally the rendering of real-world objects in two dimensions, that same creative tension arises in my work because, in effect, it discards the horizontal dimension and substitutes for it the fourth dimension, time." Spend some time viewing this wonderful exhibit. Admission is FREE.

On the talkSTEM YouTube channel, there are 9 unique playlists that connect science, technology, engineering and math to real world examples. Each video are a palatable 2 minutes in average and are appropriate for all ages. You can virtually explore over 20 different destinations in Texas from the safety of your home. Simply pick a theme and start watching the videos. Some videos prompt for a DIY experiment or challenge you can try in your household. You can even create your own virtual field trip - the options are endless!

Making its Texas Debut, this outdoor sculpture exhibition created by American artists Jennifer and Kevin Box, captures the delicate nature of the origami paper art form in museum-quality metals. The exhibition opens to the public September 19, 2020 - May 9, 2021. For more information, visit sabot.org.

SAALM Artist of the Year, Ansen Seale, is known for his inventive slitscan technology and a stunning body of work. Seale says, "I tease out this unusual reality lurking just beneath the surface of our everyday visual experience in the same way the cubist painters created dynamic tension by exploiting the interplay between what the viewer expects and what she gets. As photography is traditionally the rendering of real-world objects in two dimensions, that same creative tension arises in my work because, in effect, it discards the horizontal dimension and substitutes for it the fourth dimension, time." Spend some time viewing this wonderful exhibit. Admission is FREE.

On the talkSTEM YouTube channel, there are 9 unique playlists that connect science, technology, engineering and math to real world examples. Each video are a palatable 2 minutes in average and are appropriate for all ages. You can virtually explore over 20 different destinations in Texas from the safety of your home. Simply pick a theme and start watching the videos. Some videos prompt for a DIY experiment or challenge you can try in your household. You can even create your own virtual field trip - the options are endless!