E.Oliver Art

04/20/2024

Relics:Tyler, TX

04/17/2024

Art everywhere

02/02/2024

There is beauty in all things

12/08/2022

Impromptu Sunday Morning, Sunday morning water color: The Undoing

“Undone” has multiple meanings. To become undone may translate to: becoming untied or unfastened to “something” - “anything” that holds you back…prevents you from achievement of the highest self. Undone/undoing may translate to: something not finished or a refashioning of a finished work.

There is no time like the present to become undone.

08/09/2022

What is Traditional Art? Tune in to learn more.

Join us on Facebook Live today at 6 PM Central for Part 1 of our 2022 Apprenticeship Program Virtual Showcase! Four of this year’s artist teams will share their skills and stories learned through their rigorous, one-year study with their respective mentors. The Showcase will include folk and traditional artists from across Texas that span cultures and geographies, highlighting the breadth of folk art that is practiced and produced in Texas.

PART 1 PARTICIPANTS:
Xelena González (Mentor) and Excy Guardado (Apprentice)
Tradition: Indigenous Storytelling
Location: San Antonio, TX

Rocío Ramírez-Landoll (Mentor) and Diane Torres (Apprentice)
Tradition: Cartonería
Location: Waco, TX

Verónica Castillo (Mentor) and Rosie Torres (Apprentice)
Tradition: Ceramics and Comida Casera
Location: San Antonio, TX

Jesús Muñoz (Mentor) and Andrea González (Apprentice)
Tradition: Flamenco
Location: Albuquerque, NM and Sugar Land, TX

HOSTED BY
Virginia Grice

RSVP now to set a reminder to tune in when the presentation begins https://buff.ly/3v7WIQB

07/30/2022

Don't miss out on early bird pricing!

06/21/2022

“The Steel Bird”

05/17/2022

Use what you have to create! A frozen pizza board serves as the base for this piece. eoliverart

05/11/2022

A sample from my Motel Movements collection.

05/10/2022

In May, I’m celebrating and showcasing my collage art. This piece was created during the onset of the pandemic and amid heated discussions about migrant children at “the border.”

Art has the power to incite controversy. It can be shocking, unsettling, and disquieting. Art narrates uncomfortable truths.

How does this collage make you feel? What do you see? What stories are being narrated? Drop a comment and share your thoughts.