I will part of this year’s:
Red Dot Art Spree and Silent Auction at Women and Their Work
Click on the link above to find out about an Austin event you don’t want to miss. Great artists, great patrons, fabulous gallery and an awesome place to buy art. Please visit my art, thank you!
“Across the Meadow” iPhoneography on Hahnemuhle Byarta
Printed by Peter at agavePRINT and framed by Neil Coleman of Pro-Jex in a great charcoal stained wood frame.
I am thankful for my freedom. In honor of those that gave the ultimate sacrifice, and for those who serve, here is my tribute. Hand-manipulated Polaroid taken with an SX70 Camera. © Tina Weitz Photography.
If you get a chance, check out my latest photo at Austin Bergstrom International Airport, “Lone Star Bus.” It is mounted on the last display case in the passenger terminal, by Ponchito’s and the Admiral’s Club. I chose this photo for the exhibit, “Lost and Found in Austin” because this particular view of the Lone Star bus at the Broken Spoke will be soon lost in Austin’s quickly changing scenery. Coming to Austin are over 100 condominium projects which will change the view of our day to day travels admiring the skyline. The Broken Spoke will be absorbed into this shift of condominium skyline scenery, no more the moon and sunset as depicted in this image. Let’s just celebrate the fact the Broken Spoke will carry on – I recommend you stop in for a chicken fried steak and some great music!
My thanks to the airport for inviting me to showcase my work again! You can see my ABIA 5th anniversary celebration artwork at the offices located at the end of the passenger terminal.
Haven’t had time to post, as I was preparing for the East Austin Studio Tour.
What a groovin’ time! I must thank Bolm Studios (who just changed their name to Big Medium) for the time and effort they put forth for our local art community. This year the addition of the Yellow Bikes was awesome, way to go for a “green” turnout. Also enjoyed the music happening at the building – and where was my camera when “Rubber Robot” was playing??? I missed a great opportunity as the band members all wore rubber horse head masks and the pony tails were flying to the beat of the band.
