Deep into the art of Texas
Oil painters, glassblowers, photographers, jewelers and woodworkers are just a few of the artists you’ll find in the Village of Salado, a center of artistic excellence located 50 miles north of Austin.
Oil painters, glassblowers, photographers, jewelers and woodworkers are just a few of the artists you’ll find in the Village of Salado, a center of artistic excellence located 50 miles north of Austin.
A few years ago, Austin-based photographer Mia Baxter (Minta Maria) began photographing at the San Antonio Charreda, a Mexican rodeo in her hometown.
As an artist, Beth focuses on themes of race, gender, sexuality, and contemporary pop culture. She uses a mixture of colored pencils, pastel crayons, acrylics, and gouache, and uses a brown paper bag as her canvas.
Jason Archer is an American visual artist and pioneer of the contemporary art scene in Austin, Texas. His work combines pop art and cultural archetypes to create contemporary myths that reinterpret historical events, natural phenomena, or existing rituals.