For the past 4 years, Art 84 has participated as a stop on the EAST Austin Studio Tour. Although we no longer have our pretty blue house to showcase artists and events, we are pleased to sponsor an event at Cannon Coffee for WEST and to promote our previous Art 84 artists who are participating in the 2021 AST (see list below).

Big Medium’s 2021 Austin Studio Tour is a free, self-guided citywide celebration of art featuring over 530 Austin-based artists and collaboratives. See Big Medium’s AST page for more info and maps to visit the different stops.

Weekend 1: Nov 6-7, 12-6pm (WEST)
Weekend 2: Nov 13-14, 12-6pm (WEST & EAST)
Weekend 3: Nov 20-21, 12-6pm (EAST)

Harrison Marek (Tour Stop #182) is at Cannon Coffee, 1901 W William Cannon Dr Suite 165A, for WEST.
Stop by Cannon Coffee in the heart of happening south Austin this weekend to experience Experiential Turbulence a digital immersive space by Harrison Marek, Troy Candelaria, and Tyler McBeth. An official stop on the 2021 Austin Studio, the exhibit also includes other digital art pieces by Harrison Marek, along with work by Tokyo-based artist, Veronika Ikonnikova, exploring the magical aspects of daily environments through atmospheric illustration. @veronika_ikn. @interval_design for more details.

While enjoying the exhibit, enjoy some coffee, tea or light snack from Cannon Coffee. There will be free wine and beer too thanks to our sponsors. 😊

Presented by:

Sponsors: Technology Futures, Old School Liquor, Austin Beerworks, VanMarek Design, The Alligator Wrangler, Interval Design, Hyper Objective, Family Business Beer Company, Serendipity Wines
Cannon Coffee, 1901 W William Cannon Dr Suite 165A, for WEST (Tour Stop #182)

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Helen Mary Vanston Marek (Tour Stop #195) of VanMarek Design is joining 18 other artists for a group show at Circle C Community Center for WEST. Circle C Creatives (Tour Stops #189-203). 7817 La Crosse Ave. This is the first year that Circle C is participating in WEST!
Helen Mary also has a piece in Creative Art Society’s “12 Square EAST” exhibit at Link n Pin Gallery for EAST. 2235 E 6th St #102. (Tour Stop #247)

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Art 84 has featured quite a few artists at past Austin Studio Tours, including artists participating in different locations for the 2021 WEST & EAST Austin Studio Tour. Here’s a map showing locations for Art 84 Artists for the EAST Austin Studio Tour. See list of all the artists below.

Alicia Philley EAST Tour Stop #384 Canopy
Amy Scofield EAST Tour Stop #330 Studio
Art from the Streets EAST Tour Stop #419 Canopy
Casey Alfstad, freeverbs, concept animals #239 Foundry
Cornelius Carter: Tango Paintings at Esquina Tango during weeks of EAST
Emily Hoyt-Webber WEST Tour Stop #14 ArtCo Us
Harrison Marek WEST Tour Stop #182 Cannon Coffee
Helen Mary Vanston Marek WEST Tour stop #195 Circle C. EAST Tour Stop Tour Stop #247 Link & Pin
Jennifer Chenoweth Hosting Digital exhibit, Producing Outdoor event – both with other artists
Kim Eitze Henna, hula hoops, jewelry, and art at her studio
Melanie Hickerson EAST Tour Stop #358 Ground Floor Theatre (Melanie’s “1956 West Texas” is Art 84’s key image)
Rhea Pettit WEST Tour Stop #202 Circle C. EAST and EAST Stop #P32 The Cathedral
Valerie Chaussonnet WEST Stop #133 Studio. EAST Stop #363 MASS Gallery______________________

We have been so honored to present The Struggle and the Glory: The American Experience — works by Cornelius Carter this Summer with/at the Neill-Cochran House Museum.

The in-person exhibit closed Sept 5, 2021, but continues as a Virtual Video Tour

Tango Video — To highlight Cornelius Carter’s love of the Tango, Esquina Tango Austin entertained us with two beautiful dances on the porch of the historic Neill-Cochran House Museum. Wow!

Work in Progress

The Struggle and the Glory is the live follow up to Art 84’s 2020 Work in Progress virtual exhibit (below) with the addition of recent works by the artist and pieces from his dance and music series.

Geraldine’s Place:

Geraldine’s Place showcases the self-expression and art created and at once displayed at the home of Austinite Geraldine Hickerson (1919-2014). Online now. Watch for live exhibit in 2022.