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GALLERY TALK: Narong Tintamusik with Vivian Li

A few moments from my recent gallery talk with Dr. Vivian Li (@floatingcomma), Lupe Murchison Curator of Contemporary Art at the Dallas Museum of Art. The talk was held at the Nasher Sculpture Center on August 29, 2026.

I’m so grateful to Vivian for such a thoughtful conversation. It was extra special to share this talk with her because she has seen my development over the years. We had a wonderful time discussing my broader practice and the installation at the Nasher, from my early days in environmental science to my upbringing eating heartwarming meals made by my mother, a professional chef. It was beautiful to share some of the material and cultural research that goes into the installation, as well as the sound collaboration with Saun Santipreecha (@santipreechasaun) on his exhibition score.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and to the Nasher team for creating space for this exchange as the exhibition enters its final week. Special thanks to Sydney Smith (@sydneypbsmith) for curating the exhibition and making the show the best it could be, and to Saun Santipreecha (@santipreechasaun) for sharing such a stunning score with us and bringing the space to life.

Many thanks to Mario Zie (@mariozie) for beautifully capturing these moments from the talk!

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Residue, 2026
Installation from Nasher Public: Narong Tintamusik
Nasher Sculpture Center (@nashersculpturecenter)
On view through September 20, 2026

Curated and organized by Sydney Smith (@sydneypbsmith)

Exhibition score by Saun Santipreecha (@santipreechasaun)

Photography by Mario Zie (@mariozie)

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Saturday’s Art For Advocacy Gala benefitting @dallascac_art @dallascac was absolutely incredible. This was my first year as a donating artist, and it was wonderful seeing how Dallas comes together on this night to enjoy artwork and raise money for children.

DCAC helps children who have experienced abuse and their families find safety, support, and healing. By bringing together investigators, therapists, and family advocates, DCAC helps children share their stories, receive care, and navigate the justice process.

I am incredibly grateful to have been able to participate, see Dallas come together and come to life, and see my artwork doing good in the world. 🙏🏽❤️

P. S. Some of the amazing participating artists and galleries are tagged ✨

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Meet Nosheen Iqbal @noshii, one of our current exhibiting artists! Hear about Nosheen’s show “Inherited Forms” and stop by to see the exhibit this 2nd Friday Art Walk from 6-9 pm! While this Friday is the official Closing Reception, you still have time to see the show before it comes down on September 18th! Read more about our artists at normanarts.org/mainsite

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Every Labor Day for the last five years we de-install our show and we re-set Onna House with pieces from our permanent collection. Even though we’re not open regular hours in the off season we want the house to look perfect for any surprise guests or art and architecture groups who want to visit.

We love the pieces we’ve acquired over the years and it always makes us happy when they return. This Mitsuko Asakura was the first piece we bought for the gallery. We opened Onna House with a whole exhibition of her work which I was introduced to by my friend @fabiennestephan from @salon94. It was a gorgeous show and Mitsuko arrived in full Kimono dress. I love her work so much. Today she is represented by @salon94 and great collectors have these mesmerizingly beautiful textile pieces in their homes.

Thank you again to our community of artists and collectors who help Onna House thrive.
Hope to see you all this fall at Onna House SoHo and stayed tuned for news of an exciting exhibition coming to SoHo mid October.
Grateful and with love
Lisa Athena and Grace

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Ramona is a labor of love in every sense. Notes like this one remind me of my “why”.

Ramona was founded and inspired based on my own experiences as an artist mother navigating the residency world. Loving the opportunities to connect with artists, curators and communities outside my own city yet struggling to find a supportive and flexible residency model specific to mothers.

Ramona is run by myself and one intern per semester. We rely on donations and grants to support our free public programming to Houston residents which includes free artist talks, pop up exhibitions, installations and performances.

Ramona provides a live/work space for each artist, curator visits, and a stipend to help cover travel, materials and childcare.

Ramona is approaching the end of its third cycle of artists and hosting 19 artist mothers in 2.5 years, supporting both Houston based artists as well as artists and their families from around the country.

Please consider making a tax deductible donation to support our mission and the next chapter of Ramona as we look for our forever home.

Donation link in our bio.

#care #houstonartscene #artistmother #family #nonprofit

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Join us from 6-9 pm tonight at MAINSITE for the opening reception of two new shows, "El Jardín de Bo" from Cristina Ayala @cristinaayala and "Inherited Forms" from artist Nosheen Iqbal @noshii , as well as a special exhibition showcasing the amazing work from the Norman Arts Council's Arts Education Scholarship Recipients! All tips and donations made through the duration of this exhibition will go directly to the Arts Education Scholarship fund!

Read more about our artists and exhibits over at normanarts.org/mainsite

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Born in the UK and raised in Texas since her teens, @noshii is a multidisciplinary artist whose sculptural wood and fiber works explore identity, belonging, cultural heritage, and the preservation of traditional craft.

The name of the piece, Dimensional Safeena, the Urdu word for sail, reflects how heritage becomes a vessel, carrying memory and tradition across time and place. Inspired by rhythmic geometry found in South Asian textiles and architecture, Dimensional Safeena explores pattern, structure, and light. Each section is hand embroidered into a peak, creating a dynamic interplay of color, shadow, and dimension.

#ArtForAdvocacy #ColorsOfCourage #DCAC #ArtistSpotlight

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How does making art change your state of consciousness?

“Embroidery has become a way for me to meditate and reflect.

It began as an escape from the fast-paced corporate design life that I’ve since left behind, offering a slower, more intentional way of creating.

The calming repetitive movement of stitching slows everything down and creates a quiet space where I am at ease.

As I stitch through wood, I let intuition take over and lead me through building color palettes, forms and layers.

Working with wood and architecturally inspired forms, I’ve started to consider how light moves through a piece, how shadows shift throughout the day, and how the work changes within its environment.

It reminds me that nothing is static.

Working with these materials continually reminds me that there is something profoundly beautiful about the dialogue between the softness of fiber and the enduring strength of wood.

Creating art allows me to be more thoughtful and self-aware when it comes to time, nature, and myself.

I often leave the studio feeling more grounded and connected than when I arrived.” — Nosheen Iqbal, Dallas, Texas @noshii

@artistsoncouches

#NosheenIqbal #artistsoncouches #onthecouch
#artistarchive
creativeconsciousness

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CONGRATULATIONS to the winners and honorable mentions of the 2026 Texas Juried Exhibition! We are so proud of these artists, and thrilled to have their artwork on display at Artspace111 until August 29th. It was our pleasure to host the opening reception this last Saturday, where Juror Terri Provencal announced the selected prize recipients.

Order of artists pictured:

Edmund Craig Memorial Award - Yasuyo Maruyama

2nd Place - Robert Walker

3rd Place - Tiffany Williams

Honorable Mention - Tabatha Trolli

Honorable Mention - Jack Hein

Honorable Mention - Nosheen Iqbal

Honorable Mention - Maria Haag (Not pictured)

📸 Event photographed by @waltburns

Follow the link in our bio to view the exhibition page!

#artexhibition #fortworthgallery #juriedshow

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Opening Night for our 13th Annual Texas Juried Exhibition did not disappoint. With 40 artists from all over Texas, an esteemed juror @terri_provencal , swedish candy and over $20,000 in cash awards, it was an unforgettable evening celebrating the incredible depth and diversity of contemporary Texas art.

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate these artists and experience the exhibition firsthand. We are honored to showcase such remarkable talent from across the state and grateful to our community for making opening night such a success.

Congratulations to this year’s award recipients!

Honorable mentions:
Everybody wants to rule the world by Maria Haag @mariahaagart
Fragile Ascents by Jack Hein @jackheinceramic
Gibran by Nosheen Iqbal @noshii
Sleep Through the Night by tabatha Trolli @tabathatrolli

Third Place:
1 Peter 2:9 by Tiffany Williams @teedeecreationz

Second Place:
Kingfisher's Warning by Robert Walker @robwalkerart

First Place:
Sakiko 3 by Yasuyo Maruyama @yasuyo.maruyama

The complete Exhibition is now on view at Artspace111 through August 29th. We invite you to experience these exceptional works in person and discover the artists shaping the future of Texas art.

Exhibition Open July 25 through August 29

📍111 Hampton St
Ft Worth, TX

#texasart #artcollector #lovetexasart #texasartist
📞(817) 692-3228

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Yesterday was the opening for our new show
PLAY & Wander through Whimsy
It was pouring rain but it didn’t stop people from coming and enjoying art and cake and tea sammies and fun..

it’s hard for me to believe it’s our fifth season at Onna House East Hampton. Every show I say, this can’t be better than the last one, but i’m actually not surprised each show gets better because of the enormous talent of artists all over the world.
Yes we focus on women yes we focus on craft most of the time we select artists who are closer to home but the inspiration for us is endless.
So we will keep bringing you new exciting beautiful art from near and far and hopefully you will keep coming and and cheering us on because you help Onna House and the artists thrive and that means everything to us.

So thank you once again for supporting our mission to help give women artists the platform and support they need to continue their gorgeous work..

And Special thanks to @sorate.co for the delicious matcha and tea

Hope to see you all this summer!
With love and gratitude
Lisa and the Onna House team

visits by appointment
Info@onnahouse.com

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