Sojourn: Studio Residency Exhibition
The Sojourn Studio Residency is a relatively new program that provides selected artists with free studio space for 2 months and a $250 stipend. Sojourn then mounts an exhibit every 6 months to feature the 3 most recent artists. In an unusual twist, Sojourn doesn’t even take a commission on sales at the exhibit. The artist/administrators explained that the “Sojourn Network” is actually a church with some funds dedicated to supporting the Houston art scene. Artists can apply at anytime.
This exhibit featured the work of Stacy Kuropata, Ack! & Katie Mulholland, Audrey Omenson.
Kuropata is very interested in what is learned about human history through archeology. All her works are made with this in mind.
Ack! & Katie Mulholland worked together to create a series of work related to pizza. To which I say, “Sure! Why not?”. It’s unfortunate no pricing was available on these whimsical works, however.
Amenson works hard at creating imagery related to human connection. I’m excited to see where this brave artist is going. There’s a strong voice at work in these pieces that deserves attention.
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If you’re on Facebook, you can see their photos of the reception here.
The work will be up until October 17. Call Taylor Brown at 713.591.8858 to set up a viewing appointment. Sojourn is located at 1834 1/2 Westheimer St., 77098.
(All photos by Matt Adams.)
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Supernova”, high-fired ceramic, $75
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Supernova”, high-fired ceramic, $40 (sold)
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Supernova”, high-fired ceramic, $60
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Tooth and Nail”, wood-fired and mid-range ceramic, no price
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Sips”, watercolor, ink, pencil on paper, $75
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Hold My Heart and Keep It Warm”, watercolor, ink, pencil on paper, $75 (sold)
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Scoot”, watercolor, ink, pencil on paper, $75 (sold)
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Focal Point”, mid-range ceramic, $115
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- Stacy Kuropata, “From Above”, watercolor, ink, pencil on paper, $75
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Solace”, watercolor, ink, pencil on paper, $75 (sold)
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- Installation view ofAck! & Katie Mulholland, “Evolution of Pizza Regret”, ink and watercolor, no price
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- Stacy Kuropata, “Thinking Too Much”, watercolor, ink, pencil on paper, $75
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- Audrey Omenson, “Intersect Apart”, acrylic, gold leaf, mixed media on wood, $2100
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- Ack! & Katie Mulholland, “Pizza Regret”, clay, no price
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- Ack! & Katie Mulholland, “Evolution of Pizza Regret”, ink and watercolor, no price
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- Ack! & Katie Mulholland, “Evolution of Pizza Regret”, ink and watercolor, no price
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- Audrey Omenson, “Published Vision”, acrylic, mixed media on wood, $950
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- Audrey Omenson, “I Love(d) You”, acrylic, mixed media on wood, $650
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- Audrey Omenson, “She Is A Mother”, acrylic, mixed media on wood, $650
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- At the reception.
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- At the reception.
Very nice review. I look forward to seeing this and future exhibits.