OPENING RECEPTION for HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent.

Each summer, the University Galleries host HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent, which highlights the fine visual artists living in our own back yard. This year, we are featuring the works of artists who comprise the Eye of the Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacono
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
James Tisdale

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original abstract paintings and drawings by Austin artist, Naomi Schlinke.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

Click here for more information

Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

Click here for more information

Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

Click here for more information

Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

Click here for more information

Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

Click here for more information

Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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HOMEGROWN: A Harvest of Local Talent features work by artists from Eye of the Dog Art Center. Eye of the Dog Art Center is a unique gathering place on the edge of the Texas Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. Internationally known artists and teachers, Billy Ray and Beverly Mangham have spent over 30 years creating, selling, and teaching art. Now they?ve brought everything they know about creativity, community, and the human spirit to Eye of the
Dog Art Center in San Marcos, Texas.
Exhibiting Artists include:
Beverly Mangham
Billy Ray Mangham
Margaret Adie
Peter Arcidiacano
Kevin Huffaker
Ty Johnson
Kelly Garrett Rathbone
James Tisdale
Jess Wade

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Austin artist Naomi Schlinke exhibits abstract paintings and drawings.

"The intrinsic qualities of the materials themselves serve as my starting point ? how they flow or puddle, what patterns they tend to form as they dry, whether or not they contract, for example. Sometimes I begin with a mental image of an action (pouring, flinging, brushing); that action interacts with the intrinsic behaviors of the materials, creating a particular provocative visual and energetic situation. Some aspects of an image are found in a flash while others reveal themselves slowly and methodically. Ultimately, each painting represents a culmination of the deliberate and the serendipitous, the visual and the kinesthetic. Along the way I conjure images of things and not-things, forces and consequences. Evocative, unstable forms take on meaning, association and even narrative possibilities when imagination is given free rein." - from Neoteric Art, an online arts magazine.

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Students receiving their BFA in Studio Art exhibit the works made during their Thesis I & II semesters.

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Students receiving their BFA in Studio Art exhibit the works made during their Thesis I & II semesters.

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Students receiving their BFA in Studio Art exhibit the works made during their Thesis I & II semesters.

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Students receiving their BFA in Studio Art exhibit the works made during their Thesis I & II semesters.

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Students receiving their BFA in Studio Art exhibit the works made during their Thesis I & II semesters.

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