Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Laugh along with the noble denizens of a down-and-out Parisian bar as a youthful Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso meet in 1904 shortly before either is to become famous. As they debate art and science, they are eventually interrupted by a time-traveling stranger, the once and future King from Tupelo, Mississippi, who adds his own "twist" to the discussion. This inventive, witty comedy was the first full-length play by Steve Martin, the award-winning actor, writer, comedian, and musician.

Sponsored by Orchesis Dance Company, TX State's student-led contemporary performance group, showcases the talent of its members each year in Dancers In Flight. Choreography is designed by Orchesis officers, faculty, and guest artists.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Laugh along with the noble denizens of a down-and-out Parisian bar as a youthful Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso meet in 1904 shortly before either is to become famous. As they debate art and science, they are eventually interrupted by a time-traveling stranger, the once and future King from Tupelo, Mississippi, who adds his own "twist" to the discussion. This inventive, witty comedy was the first full-length play by Steve Martin, the award-winning actor, writer, comedian, and musician.

Sponsored by Orchesis Dance Company, TX State's student-led contemporary performance group, showcases the talent of its members each year in Dancers In Flight. Choreography is designed by Orchesis officers, faculty, and guest artists.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Laugh along with the noble denizens of a down-and-out Parisian bar as a youthful Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso meet in 1904 shortly before either is to become famous. As they debate art and science, they are eventually interrupted by a time-traveling stranger, the once and future King from Tupelo, Mississippi, who adds his own "twist" to the discussion. This inventive, witty comedy was the first full-length play by Steve Martin, the award-winning actor, writer, comedian, and musician.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Laugh along with the noble denizens of a down-and-out Parisian bar as a youthful Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso meet in 1904 shortly before either is to become famous. As they debate art and science, they are eventually interrupted by a time-traveling stranger, the once and future King from Tupelo, Mississippi, who adds his own "twist" to the discussion. This inventive, witty comedy was the first full-length play by Steve Martin, the award-winning actor, writer, comedian, and musician.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Presenting The Souls of our Feet - A celebration of American Tap Dance

This fast paced collection of footwork restages and pays tribute to the best of rhythm tap masterpieces from Fred Astaire & Eleanor Powell to contemporary works of living tap masters. Led by the live jazz music of the Souls of Our Feet Jazz Trio and featuring international solo artists Arthur Duncan (The Lawrence Welk Show) and Acia Gray as well as others, this one-of-a-kind concert brings swingin' jazz and 18 flying feet keeping time to the pulse of this wonderful and indigenous American artform; a celebration of rhythm at its best!

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http://www.encoreseries.txstate.edu/spring_events/tapestry_2012.html

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Anthony Griffin, Civil Rights Lawyer

During his time as a lawyer, Anthony Griffin has handled several controversial and high-profile cases. One he is well known for is when he challenged prayer at public school football games in a case that went to the U.S. Supreme Court. Another well known case is his fight to protect the First Amendment rights of a Ku Klux Klan member. A graduate of the University of Houston's law school, Mr. Griffin has maintained his practice in Galveston, TX, since 1978.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Professionals representing many of the top Science, Technology, Engineering and Math organizations in Texas will be on campus to discuss their operations and to fill staffing needs.

Hosted by: the Department of CIS and Quantitative Methods, the Department of Computer Science, the Ingram School of Engineering and the Department of Engineering Technology , the Department of Geography, the Department of Mathematics, the Department of Physics and Career Services.

A complete list of employers attending can be found on Jobs4Cats under the Career Events tab!

Whether you've learned about Sara Hickman through her music, her family, her causes, or her films, you know that her originality, creativity, and enthusiasm bring a fresh meaning to the well-worn phrase "living life to the fullest." Sara's toured with Billy Bragg, Nanci Griffith and Dan Fogelberg. Opened for everyone from Lucinda Williams to John Hiatt to the Decemberists.

As the Official State Musician of Texas, Sara Hickman is dedicated to raising awareness and funding for arts education programs in Texas schools by the release of her new albulm "The Best of Times" which contains Texas artists performing her music. This amazing collection of songs is sure to be another great Texas legend.

http://sarahickman.com/

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

Professionals representing many of the top construction organizations in Texas will be on campus to discuss their operations and to fill staffing needs.

Hosted by: Career Services and Department of Engineering and Technology.

A complete list of employers attending can be found in Jobs4Cats under the Career Events tab.

Presented by Merge Dance Company, Texas State?s touring student ensemble. Merge Dance Company is committed to presenting, on and off campus, multimedia performances with an aesthetic that weaves social/political art with high quality entertainment. Choreography will include works by Texas State students and faculty, Rocio Luna and other distinguished guest artists.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Del Harrow is a conceptual sculptor and ceramic artist whose work - consisting of site-specific installations, sculptures, and limited edition objects - explores themes such as: the historical practice and mythologies of individual "Modern" Artists, verbal and visual systems of abstraction, and the visual experience of images in relation to the physical experience of objects. He uses ceramics and the idea of "media specific practice" as a kind of conceptual pivot point - a point of reference - from which to address specific subjects, and the idea of complexity in general, with a process not otherwise tied to any signature form.

Opening Reception: February 9 5 -7 p.m.

Members of BOX 13 - Heather Bause, Elaine Bradford, Dennis Harper, Michael Henderson, Kathy Kelley, Emily Link, David McClain, Tudor Mitroi, Lauren Moya Ford, Dennis Nance, Kia Neill, Mark Ponder, Whitney Riley, Jenny Schlief, Emily Sloan and Mria Smits - form collaborative teams from within their Houston artists- collective. In support of this year?s Common Experience Topic, The Freedoms of the First Amendment, the collaborative pairings make works that explore ideas of artistic freedom of expression.

The Princeton Review will offer a free practice LSAT test on campus. Space is limited; to reserve your seat follow the link below.

Presented by Merge Dance Company, Texas State?s touring student ensemble. Merge Dance Company is committed to presenting, on and off campus, multimedia performances with an aesthetic that weaves social/political art with high quality entertainment. Choreography will include works by Texas State students and faculty, Rocio Luna and other distinguished guest artists.