From Texas Art Asylum’s blog – Thanks Ramona!

August 7, 2009

On this day, just a little over a year ago, a crazy idea began to form in my head.  It was on this day that I discovered that creative reuse centers existed out there in the world, but just not in Houston. 

A review of my most recent show: “Bless My Sole”

Via: The Great God Pan Is Dead

Brian Neal Sensabaugh at G Gallery

Brian Neal Sensabaugh, Feet First, mixed media, 2010

Brian Neal Sensabaugh uses a variety of found material in his pieces in this show at G Gallery. Crutches, tables, doilies, pantyhose, a carboy, wooden chairs, veterinary equipment, etc. He is a clear descendant of Edward Kienholz. He favors two materials over all others–shoes and dolls.

Houston Profile: Brian Neal Sensabaugh (via In(side) the Loop)

Here is a great post from 2007. It comes from my friend Courtney’s blog “In(side) The Loop! Be sure to check out the great content on her blog.

The average person spends over two hours browsing through Anthropologie. I think that has less to do with the actual merchandise [not to take away from how utterly incredible it is], but more to do with the intricate merchandising. The store display alone draws you in and keeps you there…for a very long time! The atmosphere is ever changing, but always feels as though you are in your eclectic Grandmother’s closet and a fabulous untapped flea mark … Read More

via In(side) the Loop

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