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Print your own holiday wrapping paper for this winter season!
Get one 3ft by 6ft sheet for $10!
Print your own 90's themed t-shirts and tote bags!
To print onto your own shirt: $5
To print onto one of our shirts: $10
To print on a tote bag: $7
Trick-or-treat! Come print your own pillowcase (or use one of ours!) for a unique candy collecting bag to use on the 31st and then for naptime fun! Only $5 if you bring your own pillowcase (or t-shirt) or $10 to print on a CASP pillowcase or t-shirt.
BYOL (Bring your own leaf)! Collect leaves & other autumn materials to make one-of-a-kind monotype prints! Create two prints from one plate for only $3!
5 courses of delicious wine and delectable bites!
$50/person
Tickets available online or at the door:
Http://www.hostandtoast.ecwid.com
email v@vmbee.com or sign-up for the newsletter for information about future classes & workshops! xo!
Just in time for July 4th, come print a poster with your own unique take on 'Patriotism.' Helen DeVitt Jones Print Fellows, Kyle J. Bassett & Zack Smith, will be there to help you print & press your way to freedom. Paper will be provided & participants will be able to print using a mixture of screen-printing & letterpress methods.
Each poster will cost only $8, so make your family & country proud/embarrassed with your fresh take on Americana & all that goes with it.
Fun for all ages! Bring your family, friends, or just yourself, & let’s sling some ink!
[No previous experience needed.]
CASP's Print Sunday events are taking place at the Helen DeVitt Jones Print Studio (located in the 5&J Building, part of Charles Adams Studio Project)
email v@vmbee.com or sign-up for the newsletter for information about future classes & workshops! xo!
Print your own summer tote! Helen DeVitt Jones Print Fellow Stephanie Berrie & Artist-In-Residence Victoria Marie Bee, have original designs for you to silkscreen print on totes that can be used for vacations out of town, trips to the coffee shop, green grocery shopping, & more! Let the fathers nap (or wake them up to join) & let's party to 80s tunes plus some funky designs.
$6 per tote bag, make one for yourself or a friend!
Fun for all ages! Bring your family, friends, or just yourself, & let’s sling some ink!
[No previous experience needed.]
Both events are taking place at the Helen DeVitt Jones Print Studio (located in the 5&J Building, part of Charles Adams Studio Project)
email v@vmbee.com or sign-up for the newsletter for information about future classes & workshops! xo!
Doesn't a loved one deserve a "World's Most OK Dad" shirt? Would it have a picture of Darth Vader on it? Maybe both?! That's up to you! Come join Print Fellows Zack Smith & Stephanie Berrie, for a Father's Day shirt printing extravaganza! Learn how to screen print on fabric, & make a completely original t-shirt. Make one for dad, yourself, or anyone in your life — lots of different designs will be available!
Bring your own blank shirt to print on for $6, or let us provide the shirt & pay $10.
Fun for all ages! Bring your family, friends, or just yourself, & let’s sling some ink!
[No previous experience needed.]
CASP's Print Sunday events are taking place at the Helen DeVitt Jones Print Studio (located in the 5&J Building, part of Charles Adams Studio Project)
email v@vmbee.com or sign-up for the newsletter for information about future classes & workshops! xo!
Come get inky with the CASP Crew! Helen DeVitt Jones Print Fellow Kyle J. Bassett & Artist-In-Residence Victoria Marie Bee will have blank postcards & notecards ready for you to print whatever pithy, yet loving, sentiment you'd like to send to friends & family. Get hands-on experience in letterpress, silkscreen, & general awesomeness to create unique one-of-a-kind cards!
Each card will cost $1.50 (or 4 for $6) to make, so feel free to get extra sassy.
Fun for all ages! Bring your family, friends, or just yourself, & let’s sling some ink!
[No previous experience needed.]
Both events are taking place at the Helen DeVitt Jones Print Studio (located in the 5&J Building, part of Charles Adams Studio Project)
A group exhibition curated by Maisie Marie Alford, celebrating the sweet days and cool delights of summer featuring artwork all about ice cream. This exhibition highlights 20 artists working in painting, drawing, sculpture, fiber, and photography.
Artists include:
Maisie Marie Alford, Cody Arnell, Victoria Marie Bee, Harrison Brooks, Shannon Cannings, William Cannings, Alberto Careaga, John Chinn, Carol Cunningham, Hannah Dean, Glenn Downing, B.C. Gilbert, Scotty Hensler, James W. Johnson, Chisum Justus, Lindsey Maestri, Erika Pochybova, Victoria Shields, Bruce Lee Webb, & Jeff F. Wheeler
& stars, if stars say anything, say Otherwise. victoria marie bee, pigment print, 2017
Make unique mash-up prints! Helen DeVitt Jones Print Fellow Stephanie Berrie & Artist-In-Residence Victoria Marie Bee, have designs for you to silkscreen print, tailored to reflect Lubbock (made from vintage letterpress advertisement cuts & various odes to Texas, plus some original designs), that can be layered in different ways!
$6 for 4 sheets of paper, print individually or as a team to create one-of-a-kind works of art.
Fun for all ages! Bring your family, friends, or just yourself, & let’s sling some ink!
[No previous experience needed.]
Both events are taking place at the Helen DeVitt Jones Print Studio (located in the 5&J Building, part of Charles Adams Studio Project)
Print your own summer tote! Helen DeVitt Jones Print Fellows Alberto Careaga & Zack Smith, have original designs for you to silkscreen print on totes that can be used for vacations out of town, trips to the coffee shop, green grocery shopping, & more!
$6 per tote bag, make one for yourself or a friend!
Fun for all ages! Bring your family, friends, or just yourself, & let’s sling some ink!
[No previous experience needed.]
Both events are taking place at the Helen DeVitt Jones Print Studio (located in the 5&J Building, part of Charles Adams Studio Project)
Design by Adam Nicholas Muslow, silkscreen printed.
XO
poster by Carlos, of Burning Bones Press in Houston
setting type for the workshop! lots of different options will be available, for all ages!
a few snapshots of last year's Sweet Tooth event, with Brandy & Victoria
In honor of its twentieth anniversary, LHUCA has invited over one hundred artists who have contributed to the history of its campus to contribute a piece of art for this exhibition. The diversity of this collection speaks to the achievement of this space as a catalyst for providing unique visions of art to the Lubbock community.
Key to the success of this organization were the efforts of Louise Hopkins Underwood and Neal Hanslik, who headed a group that researched locations and art centers in the local surroundings.
The origin of the main building begins with its transformation from the City of Lubbock Fire Administration building and Firehouse #1 into a non-profit, multi-disciplinary art center in 2000.
The four main galleries of the center host over 5,000 sq. ft. of exhibition space, and functioned as a beginning to LHUCA's expanding campus.
-Christian Conrad
Participating Artists:
Cecila Adams, Maisie Marie Alford, Toni Arnett, Victoria Marie Bee, Jim Bertram, Betty Blevins, David Bondt, Nancye Hudgins Briggs, Patricia Brown, Harold Browning, Harrison Bucy, Virginia Burrell, Marilee Echols Bybee, Shannon Cannings, William Cannings, Andrew Carrizales, Jean Caslin, John Chinn, Joe Clifford, Christian Conrad, Linda Cullum, Kathy Davies, James T. Davis, Hannah Dean, Ken Dixon, Kara Donatelli, Stacy Elko, Benna Ellis, La Gina Fairbetter, Dennis Fehr, Linda Fisher, Carol Flueckiger, John Franklin, Tina Fuentes, Robin Dru Germany, Hugh Gibbons, B.C. Gilbert, JoBeth Gilliam, George Gray, Jean C. R. Grimes, Jennifer Hernandez, Tom Hicks, Valerie Komkov Hill, Margaret K. Hodgson, Carol Howell, Betty Jenkins, James W. Johnson, Jon Johnson, Kathy Kelly, Nathalie Kelley, Carol Koenig, Ellie Kreneck, Lynwood Kreneck, David Lamb-Vines, Laura Lewis, Ken Little, Anne Longo, Mike Maines, Pat Maines, Yulia Makarova, Andrew Martin, Ann McDonald, Mica McGuire, Mike Meister, Yvonne Garro Mendoza, Kathy Moody, June Musick, Susan Nall, Dyan Newton, Angelyn Nicholson, Irby Pace, Beth Pennington, Chad Plunket, Erika Pochybova, Catherine Prose, Judy Connell Robertson, Donna Rose, Joyce Runyan, Annalee Schubert, Donniece Smith, Edward Spence, Hanne Spence, Ellen Stanley, Lyn Stoll, Bo Tan, Steve Teeters, Kathryn Thomas, Jerry R. Thompson, Ashton Thornhill, Tornado Gallery Larry Simmons and Tony Greer, Janis Hubble Vanderpool, Rick Vanderpool, James Watkins, Gale Webb, Jami White, Jonathan Whitfill, Jeff F. Wheeler, Kathy Whiteside, Leada Woods, Sang-Mi Yoo, & Veronica Young
victoria marie bee, suck on my sweet tooth until I'm sore. 2016
New Impressions is traveling to New England Regional Art Museum in Armadale, Australia!
![victoria marie bee, [detail] Suck It, letterpress, 2015](https://static1.squarespace.com/static/55771868e4b0577b58409781/t/5849e72ebe65948d3345756f/1481238373755/)
victoria marie bee, [detail] Suck It, letterpress, 2015
The Medici Circle is a Lubbock community volunteer group supporting School of Art through friends-raising and fund-raising for art scholarships. Since 2005, when the group first formed, the Medici Circle has successfully created or augmented nearly $400,000 in art scholarship endowments through membership dues and annual fundraisers.
Medici Circle’s primary annual fundraiser is the much enjoyed 5x7 Art Scholarship Fundraiser. This event provides a delightful mix of art, food, drink, and wild fun during the “art grab.” This year's Coolsville-Rocking the 50s themed party will be held on january 21 2017 at the Lubbock Country Club- save the date. More details coming soon.
This year revenues from Medici Circle endowments provided scholarships to ten graduate and undergraduate scholars in the different areas of study at the School of Art. Because the Medici Circle continues to help create new endowments each year, the numbers and amounts of scholarships have steadily increased since 2008 when the first Medici Circle scholarship made. Medici Circle Endowments include:
Medici Circle Endowments include:
all posters (hundreds of them) were printed for FREE (#freedomOfThePress), & t-shirts & tote bags were printed for only $15 each, ALL money raised is going to Women's Protective Services and Voice of Hope Lubbock Rape Crisis Center.
if you missed getting inky, or are not located in lubbock, stay tuned for goods to be sold (all proceeds donated) online thru a collective a friend in Austin is putting together!
(images taken by those in attendance, all rights reserved! if you have more, please send them my way, & I'll post them! xo!)
Schedule:
11:30am - Gallery Talk with artists
12:15pm - Stand for Equality Ceremony and Speak Out
12:35pm - Tshirt printing begins
come by on the 21st to get more involved! cheers!
"#suckIt" 💋 #detail of my print that'll be on exhibit tonight at the @ttusoa Satellite Gallery for the #nastyWomenLbk / @nastywomenexhibition #LBK, with all proceeds from this print going to the local rape crisis center here in Lubbock (only $25 unframed suggested donation price, each one unique & #unfiltered, not many left!) #letterpressprinted with fluorescent ink, bras, & custom type, of a line from the story "Suck It," feat. in the novel #LoveMeBack by @likefierce 💥
invited by Jon Whitfill & Hannah C. Dean, to participate in a one-night-only exhibition.
participating artists will be given a material, & have 24 hours to make something with it.
material: clothing
eating is a small, good thing in a time like this.
pigment print
40 x 60 inches
2017
eating is a small, good thing in a time like this.
pigment print
40 x 60 inches
2017
so grateful to announce that I have been selected by Juror Kate Breakey for Still Life: The Ordinary Made Extraordinary, at PhotoPlace Gallery in Vermont!
selected work:
& from your lips she drew the Hallelujah.
(also available for purchase from Charles Adams Gallery in Lubbock, Texas)
&, the artists-in-residence at CASP will have work on display & be here!
come ring in the new year with us!
Live/Work Studios at CASP are located on the block adjacent to the Charles Adams Gallery at 1010 Mac Davis Lane. These unique studios designed by architect Upe Flueckiger provide a personal residence, 1,100 square foot studio space, covered parking, and yard/courtyard area. Live/Work Studios give artists the opportunity to create, share, and exhibit work through monthly First Friday Art Trail events, open studio hours, and other community engagement opportunities.
