This piece is made with recycled glass, pigment, amethyst and epoxy.

See pages 22 - 23 of The Canvas - Jones-ing for Art!

Find art in unexpected places the month of March. This site lists the artists and the venues participating. There is also a map and two articles listed for your edification.

The Contemporary Art Month Corpus Christi (CAMCC) exhibits are placed around town and a brochure accompanies the exhibits. The mission of the exhibits is to promote contemporary art and artists and to connect businesses to the arts. Hopefully the art will bring clients to the businesses and people, who do not normally go to galleries, will get to see art in nontraditional settings.

CORPUS CHRISTI — Colorfully painted landscapes on the walls where real estate deals are made, and sculptures displayed alongside the fashion styles of the season are some of the unexpected places contemporary art is making an appearance this month in local businesses.

I am one of the artists at Found Gallery, which features works by regional and national award winning Texas artists and is in the La Villita Historic Arts District of San Antonio Texas. Building 24, Alamo at Nueva Street 210.224.2484.

I created this booklet to inform the citizens of Corpus Christi of the massive art collection that they own.

I created this self-guided tour of selected public works of art and art venues in the Corpus Christi Bayfront area. I hope to expand the opportunities of citizens of Corpus Christi and tourists to experience art in public places.

This is side one of a brochure I designed to bring awareness to the public artworks that are in the libraries in Corpus Christi, Texas.

This is a brochure that I did to bring awareness to the citizens of Corpus Christi, that there are public works of art in the libraries around town.

Albums shown are Jewelry For Your Home and Harbor Shell Wall Pieces

Known for their constantly changing visual installation which includes a vast array of cultural icons, rare antiques, decorative items, and contemporary art, Found is an artist-run shop that once again celebrates Luminaria with a new group exhibition, “Found: New Works No. 24:6.” The “luminous feast” features artist-made candlesticks, lampshades, and lanterns by Lynda A.J. Jones, Barbra Riley, Pat Johnson, Deborah Mersky, Patricia Jane Fugitt, Laura Jeanne Pitts, and Clare Watters.

Newspaper article on fire station art