Margaret Craig will present How to be an Expert in 300-year-old Information Technology (and make it contemporary) at PechaKucha Night (Vol. 12) held at the Coates Chapel at the Southwest School of Art, November 19, 2013, at 7:30pm.
Artist Margaret Craig will be the first Burning Bones Press artist-in-residence for 2014, January 6-10. She will conclude her week in Houston with a pop-up exhibit at the studio. Come meet her and learn more about her innovative printmaking processes.
The FLATBED CONTEMPORARY PRINT FAIR, working in conjunction with PRINT Austin 2014 will provide a venue for printmakers and print publishers to showcase work to the public and give printmaking demonstrations. Printmakers, print publishers and university print programs from the state of Texas will be on hand to apply to represent their work and programs through a print fair format.
The Oak Cliff Cultural Center is proud to present “Essential Elements,” a collection of figurative and abstract works created by 7 artists currently residing in Texas.
Common Descent
April 17 - June , 2014
Opening Reception:
Thursday, April 17, 6-8pm
Curator:
Maddy Rosenberg
Rockport Center for the Arts presents an exhibition of faculty members from the Southwest School of Art in San Antonio — bringing together a diverse selection of ideas and practices that drive the Southwest School of Art’s new Bachelor of Fine Arts academic program.
Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum announces “The Great Trash Reef ” an installation by San Antonio, TX-based artist Margaret Craig, from January 2 through February 15, 2015. An Opening Reception will take place Friday, February 2 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm, and is open and free to the public.
My art concerns contemplation of the ways we affect the plants and animals around us, and, sometimes how we may be affected by them. The excessive process I use in my work evokes a quality of human over manipulation. My intent is to create work that will engender thought about the relationship between humans and their surroundings.
This exhibition showcases recent works by . . . artists who have become fascinated with the environmental changes that are taking place and altering our relationship to the natural world. While some focus on the organic process of change itself, others are intrigued by hybrids and mutants, new or variant forms of life and culture that have emerged or that can be imagined as the environment continues to evolve and time moves forward.~David S. Ruben
Artists’ reception for PRINTHOUSTON:PRINTTX organized by PRINTMatters at Nicole Longnecker Gallery. Work by Margaret Craig is included in this exhibition. Show runs June 6 to July 3, 2015.
Panel discussion with exhibiting artists Margaret Craig, Jayne Lawrence, and Leigh Ann Lester, moderated by curator David S. Rubin.
The “Natural Forms” exhibition features the work of four international artists. The artists participating in the July residency at Terra Vivente Art Studio are: Margaret Craig, a sculptor and printmaker from Texas, USA, who presents a project using recycled plastic bottles and transforming them into delicate organic forms; Ingrid Tremblay, a French-Canadian from Montreal, who works with natural forms, sculpted locally found tuff, and made plaster molds of local plant life; Crystal Davis, a poet from Tasmania, Australia, who brought her vintage typewriter with her to write on leaves and other natural material, and also made videos of her investigations during the residency; Rachael Bower, an artist from Texas, USA, inspired by the plant and animal life present in Guardia, worked with drawing and painting on paper.
