ArtFeel: Weekly fix of local arts scene
An art maven’s weekly fix of the local arts scene: what to see, what to hear, what to do, who to meet and musings about how art makes people feel— their ArtFeel.
ArtSee: Mossrock Studio and Fine Arts Gallery’s free Holiday Show in Oak Ridge. Opens this weekend and runs through mid-January featuring ongoing works by Marty Hatcher, new paintings by Bob Bradshaw, Ronald Dykes, Sue Burke Harrington, Rosanne Hudson, Janet Ruffin and Mary Wilbanks. Thomas Cieciorka’s latest sushi platters, a new sculpture by Janet Ruffin titled “Wise Woman” and all student art will be available for purchase too. www.mossrockstudio.com.
ArtHear: Henry Darragh’s solo piano and vocal jazz show from 6:309:30 p.m on Thursday, Dec. 21, at Kirby’s Steakhouse Bar. Learn more about this multi-talented instrumentalist and composer at www.henrydarragh.com.
ArtPlay: With silk aerial arts performer Betz Demonico who will be hosting 3 days of aerial silk, tumbling, lyra and dance instruction from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 27-29 for ages 8 to adult at The World Championship Centre in Spring which is owned by Olympian Simone Biles’ family. This is an incredible opportunity for even the inexperienced to experience the world of circus arts. The cost is $150 for 3 days. www.worldchampionscentre.com.
ArtFeel: In spotlight this month, Conroe artist Bob Mosier’s art bench “Hail and Farewell Henry Moore,” which sits along The Waterway near Town Green Park and was generously underwritten by art patrons Cindy and Rob Hardin. Take some time this month to find this public art work, engage with it and see how it makes you feel. To join ArtFeel simply “like” and “follow” The Woodlands Arts Council on Facebook and visit www.thewoodlandsartscouncil.org/artfeel.