February 2017
INDIGO SHIBORI WORKSHOPS
Join me in the spring of 2017 for one of my beginner's indigo shibori workshops. No experience in sewing or natural dyeing is needed! We will work with linen and silk using the itajime (fold and clamp) and arashi (pole wrapped) methods of Japanese dyeing. Participants will go home with two completed projects.
Workshop fees include supplies, Afternoon Tea and a bit of magic. Class size is limited to 6 students. 16 years of age and older. For more information or to sign up visit www.campfirequilts.com
Upcoming Workshops
Sunday, March 26, 2017, 1-4:30pm
Sunday, May 7, 2017, 1-4:30pm
Student Work and Photo by Zuzana Leckova
Read a little more about my workshops on my blog here
Join me in the spring of 2017 for one of my beginner's indigo shibori workshops. No experience in sewing or natural dyeing is needed! We will work with linen and silk using the itajime (fold and clamp) and arashi (pole wrapped) methods of Japanese dyeing. Participants will go home with two completed projects.
Workshop fees include supplies, Afternoon Tea and a bit of magic. Class size is limited to 6 students. 16 years of age and older. For more information or to sign up visit www.campfirequilts.com
Upcoming Workshops
Sunday, March 26, 2017, 1-4:30pm
Sunday, May 7, 2017, 1-4:30pm
Student Work and Photo by Zuzana Leckova
Read a little more about my workshops on my blog here
December 2015
TEXAS MONTHLY MAGAZINE FEATURES CAMPFIRE QUILTS
Grab the December issue of Texas Monthly and curl up by the fire for some good reading as this months "Made in Texas" column by Lauren Smith Ford features an interview with Campfire Quilts' founder Ebony Porter
"Quilting by hand adds so much value to the quilt in so many ways. I think in a world where most of our products are machine made, there is something romantic about building a product that comes to fruition slowly. My love and devotion to this old craft is seen in those imperfect human stitches."
December Issue, 2015, Texas Monthly
Grab the December issue of Texas Monthly and curl up by the fire for some good reading as this months "Made in Texas" column by Lauren Smith Ford features an interview with Campfire Quilts' founder Ebony Porter
"Quilting by hand adds so much value to the quilt in so many ways. I think in a world where most of our products are machine made, there is something romantic about building a product that comes to fruition slowly. My love and devotion to this old craft is seen in those imperfect human stitches."
December Issue, 2015, Texas Monthly
July 2015
CAMPFIRE QUILTS IN PAPER CITY MAGAZINE
The Art of Fun: Jill Smith and Wooch Graff's Garden Oaks Home
Check out the July 2015 issue of Paper City Magazine and turn to The Art of Fun to see Jill Smith and Wooch Graff's colorful and carefully crafted home in Garden Oaks. They're huge supporters of local artists, working with talented folks to design and build the fun house of their dreams.
They purchased the "Summer Fire" hand quilted quilt from Campfire Quilts in the Winter of 2013. Check it out on page 23, along with a ton of other one of a kind works of art and objects!
www.papercitymag.com
The Art of Fun: Jill Smith and Wooch Graff's Garden Oaks Home
Check out the July 2015 issue of Paper City Magazine and turn to The Art of Fun to see Jill Smith and Wooch Graff's colorful and carefully crafted home in Garden Oaks. They're huge supporters of local artists, working with talented folks to design and build the fun house of their dreams.
They purchased the "Summer Fire" hand quilted quilt from Campfire Quilts in the Winter of 2013. Check it out on page 23, along with a ton of other one of a kind works of art and objects!
www.papercitymag.com
June 2015
Image: from Vicki Fowler's "The Things I Need". Photograph by Lynn Lane.
THE THINGS I NEED
Organized and curated by Vicki Fowler
Deciding what WE NEED and what WE DON'T is the spiritual process for hoarders, minimalists and collectors of the heart.
June 27th, 2015
7pm at the FrenetiCore Theatre
5102 Navigation, Houston, TX
I respond to the "The Things I Need" with a poem and will be participating by opening the show hand quilting what will be my baby's heirloom quilt. Quilt is built using indigo linen hand dyed by me.
Quilting By Hand:
An Ongoing Homage to My Lineage, My Spirit & Other Things
I need healthy hands,
I need a healthy spirit,
I need my memories,
I need my lineage that built quilts, gardens, lace, businesses, children & sheep skin moccasins,
I need my family healthy,
I need my 8 month baby in utero to be born healthy,
I need my friends healthy,
I need protection from the arthritis I am bound to inherit,
I need protection from the dementia I am bound to inherit.
That is all I need.
Organized and curated by Vicki Fowler
Deciding what WE NEED and what WE DON'T is the spiritual process for hoarders, minimalists and collectors of the heart.
June 27th, 2015
7pm at the FrenetiCore Theatre
5102 Navigation, Houston, TX
I respond to the "The Things I Need" with a poem and will be participating by opening the show hand quilting what will be my baby's heirloom quilt. Quilt is built using indigo linen hand dyed by me.
Quilting By Hand:
An Ongoing Homage to My Lineage, My Spirit & Other Things
I need healthy hands,
I need a healthy spirit,
I need my memories,
I need my lineage that built quilts, gardens, lace, businesses, children & sheep skin moccasins,
I need my family healthy,
I need my 8 month baby in utero to be born healthy,
I need my friends healthy,
I need protection from the arthritis I am bound to inherit,
I need protection from the dementia I am bound to inherit.
That is all I need.
February 2015
QUILT CON
Ms. O.D's Flying Quilt has been juried into the 2015 Quilt Con presented by The Modern Quilt Guild. On view at the Austin Convention Center, Austin, Texas from February 19 - 22, 2015.
See you in the Capitol City!
Ms. O.D's Flying Quilt has been juried into the 2015 Quilt Con presented by The Modern Quilt Guild. On view at the Austin Convention Center, Austin, Texas from February 19 - 22, 2015.
See you in the Capitol City!
January 2015
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF HOUSTON
CELEBRATES TEXAS ART
January 14 - February 27, 2015
Williams Tower Gallery
2800 Post Oak Boulevard
Curated by Sally Sprout
Juried by Dean Sobel, Director, Clyfford Still Museum
Opening reception Wednesday, January 14, 2015
6pm-8pm
The painting "ASEP" has been chosen for exhibition
CELEBRATES TEXAS ART
January 14 - February 27, 2015
Williams Tower Gallery
2800 Post Oak Boulevard
Curated by Sally Sprout
Juried by Dean Sobel, Director, Clyfford Still Museum
Opening reception Wednesday, January 14, 2015
6pm-8pm
The painting "ASEP" has been chosen for exhibition
December 2014
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AIRING OF THE QUILTS
Join me at Art Palace Gallery as I air my quilts along the facade of the historic Isabella Court In conjunction with the exhibition THE QUILT SHOW Thursday, December 18 5-7pm 3913 Main Street Houston, TX www.artpalacegallery.com |
November 2014
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GO OUTSIDE
Photographed by Kat Borchart KNIT WIT MAGAZINE Issue 1 Adventurous new quilt designers are going beyond the basic blanket. So, we took some for a spin. Catch Ms. O.D's Flying Quilt on page 86. www.knitwitmag.net |
October 2014
THE QUILT SHOW
at Art Palace Gallery
3913 Main St
Houston, TX 77008
Opening reception
October 25th,
5-7:30pm
Runs through December 20th
Ebony Porter presents a selection of hand-quilted pieces inspired by a cross-section of the American landscape, cultural histories, folklore and minimalism. As studies in patience and repetition, each stitch is evidence of a moment, collected and aligned.
Porter's work pieces together time, space, heritage and destiny.
www.artpalacegallery.com
ART YOU CAN SLEEP WITH
by Michael Hardy
Houstonia Magazine
October 24, 2014
Ebony Porter wants you to sleep with her art. No, not have sex with it—she isn’t that kind of artist—but literally sleep with it, on it, under it, wrapped up in it. In fact, if you buy one of the five hand-sewn quilts on display at Porter’s new show, which opens at Arturo Palacios’s Art Palace Gallery in Midtown on Saturday night, you can do pretty much whatever you damn well please with it.
Read the full article here
by Michael Hardy
Houstonia Magazine
October 24, 2014
Ebony Porter wants you to sleep with her art. No, not have sex with it—she isn’t that kind of artist—but literally sleep with it, on it, under it, wrapped up in it. In fact, if you buy one of the five hand-sewn quilts on display at Porter’s new show, which opens at Arturo Palacios’s Art Palace Gallery in Midtown on Saturday night, you can do pretty much whatever you damn well please with it.
Read the full article here
June 2014
CAMPFIRE QUILTS JOINS FULLOSOPHIE
The Swan Valley Quilt from Ebony Porter for CAMPFIRE QUILTS is now available online through FULLOSOPHIE. In their thoughtfully curated market you will find heirloom, one & few-of-a-kind goods that have been hand-made by artisans exclusively for Fullosphie.
FULLOSOPHIE
San Francisco + Dallas
www.fullosophie.com
The Swan Valley Quilt from Ebony Porter for CAMPFIRE QUILTS is now available online through FULLOSOPHIE. In their thoughtfully curated market you will find heirloom, one & few-of-a-kind goods that have been hand-made by artisans exclusively for Fullosphie.
FULLOSOPHIE
San Francisco + Dallas
www.fullosophie.com
April 2014
CALM WEST
at THE JUNG CENTER OF HOUSTON
CALM WEST, new paintings by Ebony Porter opens on April 1 and runs through April 29, 2014
"Calm West is a painted diary, absorbing the energy, space and kaleidoscope of color that is the American west" - EP
Opening reception April 5, 5-7pm.
Music by Dijon
The Jung Center
5200 Montrose Boulevard
www.junghouston.org
at THE JUNG CENTER OF HOUSTON
CALM WEST, new paintings by Ebony Porter opens on April 1 and runs through April 29, 2014
"Calm West is a painted diary, absorbing the energy, space and kaleidoscope of color that is the American west" - EP
Opening reception April 5, 5-7pm.
Music by Dijon
The Jung Center
5200 Montrose Boulevard
www.junghouston.org
March 2014
CAMPFIRE QUILTS
in W DURABLE GOODS
CAMPFIRE QUILTS, hand crafted quilts sewn in Texas by Ebony Porter are now featured at W DURABLE GOODS. Just south of the Stockyards in Fort Worth, Texas, W Durable goods makes and carries their own line of beautiful hand crafted leather goods and bags made to last a lifetime. Their store is new to the area and opened March 6th.
On view is the Red Hills Quilt and Opal Hot Spring Quilt. Stop by next time you're in cowtown!
1543 N. Main Street
Fort Worth TX 76164
www.wdurablegoods.com
in W DURABLE GOODS
CAMPFIRE QUILTS, hand crafted quilts sewn in Texas by Ebony Porter are now featured at W DURABLE GOODS. Just south of the Stockyards in Fort Worth, Texas, W Durable goods makes and carries their own line of beautiful hand crafted leather goods and bags made to last a lifetime. Their store is new to the area and opened March 6th.
On view is the Red Hills Quilt and Opal Hot Spring Quilt. Stop by next time you're in cowtown!
1543 N. Main Street
Fort Worth TX 76164
www.wdurablegoods.com
December 2013
CAMPFIRE QUILTS at this years ART MARKET 2013
Art Palace presents another hand picked collection of art this season with their holiday Art Market 2013.
Ebony Porter for Campfire Quilts has a hand quilted "Fireweed Quilt" as part of this years selection. Other works include sculpture by Jason Villegas, Andrea Condara, Michael Merrit, Nathan Green and Elaine Bradford and mixed media works by Sonya Berg, among others.
Shop here: https://squareup.com/market/art-palace
Or visit www.artpalacegallery.com
FIREWEED QUILT
by Ebony Porter for Campfire Quilts
linen, pure cotton, cotton batting, sashiko thread
43" x 34"
Art Palace presents another hand picked collection of art this season with their holiday Art Market 2013.
Ebony Porter for Campfire Quilts has a hand quilted "Fireweed Quilt" as part of this years selection. Other works include sculpture by Jason Villegas, Andrea Condara, Michael Merrit, Nathan Green and Elaine Bradford and mixed media works by Sonya Berg, among others.
Shop here: https://squareup.com/market/art-palace
Or visit www.artpalacegallery.com
FIREWEED QUILT
by Ebony Porter for Campfire Quilts
linen, pure cotton, cotton batting, sashiko thread
43" x 34"
November 2013
SPEAKER at the
MAKER MEET UP
Ebony Porter to introduce her new textile work at the November Houston MakerSpace Maker Meet Up under the umbrella of CAMPFIRE QUILTS. She will discuss the origins of her quilt making, the process of constructing them, and share her most recent work.
Greenwood Bay Studios
Thursday November 21st, 2013
7-9 pm
3711 Polk Street
Houston, TX 77023
www.houstonmakerspace.com
www.popshophouston.com
Opal Hot Spring Quilt, 2013
60 inches x 60 inches, constructed with pure cotton and linen, entirely hand quilted using cotton Japanese sashiko thread
www.campfirequilts.com
MAKER MEET UP
Ebony Porter to introduce her new textile work at the November Houston MakerSpace Maker Meet Up under the umbrella of CAMPFIRE QUILTS. She will discuss the origins of her quilt making, the process of constructing them, and share her most recent work.
Greenwood Bay Studios
Thursday November 21st, 2013
7-9 pm
3711 Polk Street
Houston, TX 77023
www.houstonmakerspace.com
www.popshophouston.com
Opal Hot Spring Quilt, 2013
60 inches x 60 inches, constructed with pure cotton and linen, entirely hand quilted using cotton Japanese sashiko thread
www.campfirequilts.com
September 2013
"Wow," 2013. from the series Calm West
EXHIBITION at THE JUNG CENTER of HOUSTON
Calm West is a new suite of paintings by Houston artist Ebony Porter that focuses on the light, space and energy of America’s west. Alluring and dramatic, this empty, often silent landscape provides the foundation for Porter’s abstract works as she attempts to bring the calm side of the "wild West" to the Jung Center of Houston.
Fellow Houston artist Joan Sun will also be exhibiting her latest work TIME TRAVELERS
Exhibition dates: April 1 - April 29, 2014
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 5, 2014,
5:00 - 7:00pm
The Jung Center
5200 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX 77006
www.junghouston.org
The C. G. Jung Educational Center of Houston, Texas, Inc., was founded in 1958 by a group of women who had been studying the works of the Swiss psychiatrist Dr. Carl Gustav Jung. In 1954, Ruth Thacker Fry, after completing three years of study at the Jung Institute in Zurich, began lecturing in Houston on Jung’s depth psychology. After four years of study, a group of her students were motivated to found The Jung Center. Carolyn Grant Fay, Ethel Carradine Kurth, Alma Owen Lloyd and Ella Rice Winston chartered the Center as a Texas nonprofit educational institution in 1958, and to this day remains unique in America. With a rich and diverse program dedicated to self-discovery, community outreach, and spiritual enlargement, it is the one Jungian organization devoted primarily to serving the general public.
Calm West is a new suite of paintings by Houston artist Ebony Porter that focuses on the light, space and energy of America’s west. Alluring and dramatic, this empty, often silent landscape provides the foundation for Porter’s abstract works as she attempts to bring the calm side of the "wild West" to the Jung Center of Houston.
Fellow Houston artist Joan Sun will also be exhibiting her latest work TIME TRAVELERS
Exhibition dates: April 1 - April 29, 2014
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 5, 2014,
5:00 - 7:00pm
The Jung Center
5200 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX 77006
www.junghouston.org
The C. G. Jung Educational Center of Houston, Texas, Inc., was founded in 1958 by a group of women who had been studying the works of the Swiss psychiatrist Dr. Carl Gustav Jung. In 1954, Ruth Thacker Fry, after completing three years of study at the Jung Institute in Zurich, began lecturing in Houston on Jung’s depth psychology. After four years of study, a group of her students were motivated to found The Jung Center. Carolyn Grant Fay, Ethel Carradine Kurth, Alma Owen Lloyd and Ella Rice Winston chartered the Center as a Texas nonprofit educational institution in 1958, and to this day remains unique in America. With a rich and diverse program dedicated to self-discovery, community outreach, and spiritual enlargement, it is the one Jungian organization devoted primarily to serving the general public.
December 2012
ART MARKET 2012
at ART PALACE
Holiday Happy Hour December 20, 6-9pm
ART PALACE GALLERY
3913 Main Street, Houston TX 77002
Art Palace invites you to shop their updated collection of small-scale artworks and limited editions to make sure everyone gets something they really want this year!
Get a preview at www.apholiday2012.tumblr.com
Ebony Porter's collages from the series "Romancing the Stone" will be available
at ART PALACE
Holiday Happy Hour December 20, 6-9pm
ART PALACE GALLERY
3913 Main Street, Houston TX 77002
Art Palace invites you to shop their updated collection of small-scale artworks and limited editions to make sure everyone gets something they really want this year!
Get a preview at www.apholiday2012.tumblr.com
Ebony Porter's collages from the series "Romancing the Stone" will be available
November 2012
THE UNIVERSITY STAR
Texas State University Alumna Ebony Porter gives interview to student newspaper
What advice would you give to aspiring artists?
EP: Know your art history. It’s true that nothing is original but I do believe you can make it your own. You just have to be aware of where you’re coming from.
www.star.txstate.edu
Texas State University Alumna Ebony Porter gives interview to student newspaper
What advice would you give to aspiring artists?
EP: Know your art history. It’s true that nothing is original but I do believe you can make it your own. You just have to be aware of where you’re coming from.
www.star.txstate.edu
April 2012
THE ARTIST'S EYE
at THE MENIL COLLECTION
Houston, Texas
Ebony Porter to speak about the Menil Collection Campus, April 1st, 2012 at 3pm
Held on the first Sunday of each month, a Texas artist talks about works in the Menil Collection from the permanent collection or in a temporary exhibition that has special meaning to him or her. The public is invited to these free, informal gallery discussions, which can be held in any Menil gallery, the library or building of the artist's choosing.
Click here for more upcoming programs at the Menil
www.menil.org
February 2012
THE HUNTING PRIZE 2012
Ebony Porter's painting "ASEP" has been chosen to move on to Jury II of the Hunting Art Prize 2012 competition.
The Hunting Art Prize, which is sponsored by the international oil services company Hunting PLC, is a prestigious annual competition open to established artists, talented newcomers, and promising amateurs. Its $50,000 award is historically the most generous annual award in North America for painting and drawing, and has helped to build the reputations, raise the profiles, and support the careers of distinguished artists.
www.huntingartprize.com
Ebony Porter's painting "ASEP" has been chosen to move on to Jury II of the Hunting Art Prize 2012 competition.
The Hunting Art Prize, which is sponsored by the international oil services company Hunting PLC, is a prestigious annual competition open to established artists, talented newcomers, and promising amateurs. Its $50,000 award is historically the most generous annual award in North America for painting and drawing, and has helped to build the reputations, raise the profiles, and support the careers of distinguished artists.
www.huntingartprize.com
November 2011
Art Palace presents: ART MARKET, a unique holiday-art-boutique-gallery-festive-shopping experience that explores the different expressions of the word "market" in the world of art and commerce.
www.artpalacegallery.com
GRAND OPENING Black Friday, November 25, 2011 4pm-9pm
ART MARKET SPECIAL HOURS, 3913 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002
Tuesday - Saturday 4pm - 9pm Nov 25 - Dec 23, 2011
Limited editions and smaller-scale artworks from Texas-based artists will be on view and available for purchase.
Works include Ebony Porter's original collages from the series Romancing the Stone
CLICK HERE FOR ART MARKET REVIEW IN HOUSTON PRESS by Kelly Klaasmeyer
www.artpalacegallery.com
GRAND OPENING Black Friday, November 25, 2011 4pm-9pm
ART MARKET SPECIAL HOURS, 3913 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002
Tuesday - Saturday 4pm - 9pm Nov 25 - Dec 23, 2011
Limited editions and smaller-scale artworks from Texas-based artists will be on view and available for purchase.
Works include Ebony Porter's original collages from the series Romancing the Stone
CLICK HERE FOR ART MARKET REVIEW IN HOUSTON PRESS by Kelly Klaasmeyer
October 2011
JUDGING A NEIGHBORHOOD BY ITS COVER :
SALON OF BEAUTY BY ANA SERRANO
by Ebony Porter
Literal Magazine Issue 26, winter 2011
Ana Serrano’s latest work Salon of Beauty replicates the eclectic and funky buildings, facades and signage typically found in lower socio-economic Hispanic neighborhoods. It is as much about the architecture of communities as it is about how individual choices mark, morph and define the visual aesthetic of an urban landscape.
The artist with her work
Salon of Beauty, 2011
Dimensions variable, Rice Gallery on the campus of Rice University
SALON OF BEAUTY BY ANA SERRANO
by Ebony Porter
Literal Magazine Issue 26, winter 2011
Ana Serrano’s latest work Salon of Beauty replicates the eclectic and funky buildings, facades and signage typically found in lower socio-economic Hispanic neighborhoods. It is as much about the architecture of communities as it is about how individual choices mark, morph and define the visual aesthetic of an urban landscape.
The artist with her work
Salon of Beauty, 2011
Dimensions variable, Rice Gallery on the campus of Rice University
June 2011
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THE SKY IS THE LIMIT - Interview with American Sculptor John Henry
by Ebony Porter
Literal Magazine Issue 24, summer 2011
www.literalmagazine.com
Poised to build the tallest standing sculpture in the United States with the exception of the Gateway Arch in St.Louis, John Henry continues to push sculptural limits as he has done throughout his 45 year career. Known for his large scale sculptures with roots in Constructivism, his work has transformed numerous cityscapes and landscapes all over the world.
JOHN HENRY
Peace, 1968
18' H x 70' L x 26' W
Courtesy of John Henry
by Ebony Porter
Literal Magazine Issue 24, summer 2011
www.literalmagazine.com
Poised to build the tallest standing sculpture in the United States with the exception of the Gateway Arch in St.Louis, John Henry continues to push sculptural limits as he has done throughout his 45 year career. Known for his large scale sculptures with roots in Constructivism, his work has transformed numerous cityscapes and landscapes all over the world.
JOHN HENRY
Peace, 1968
18' H x 70' L x 26' W
Courtesy of John Henry
January 2011
THE JESUS TACO releases "FOLKUHILA" on WEAK RECORDS
Release December 31st, 2010 - The Jesus Taco releases "Folkuhila" on Weak Records. Dubbed one of the most quintessentially post-modern but historically folk-inspired records of the decade by Bobby Vacant, the album defies any simple genre or classification. The album was mastered by renowned Indie recording engineer Jason Ward in Chicago, Illinois.
Folkuhila is a series of road trip recordings from Castle Rock, Colorado; Houston, Texas; Chesterfield County, Virginia; La Hulpe Belgium; Winterthur, Switzerland; and Ulfsryd, Sweden. The songs are an eclectic mix of warm acoustic guitars, octave mandolins, ukuleles, rich vocal harmonies, and dreamy surrealistic interludes. This all fused with sonic depth and bold experimentation. Lucid culture has described the work by lead singer and poet-songwriter Brett Davidson (USA) as something that cynically litanizes a series of mundane and not-so-mundane projects that might be possible with a little respite. But respite only leads to hard work, and this can be attested by Taco co-members Sascha Greuter (Switzerland) on acoustic & electric guitars and other-worldly sound effects, and Tyko Runesson (Sweden) on mandolin, guitars, blues harp and backing vocals.
Ebony Porter is a musical contributor on track 5 "The Heights" and track 19 "Ebony Howl."
www.weak-records.ch
Release December 31st, 2010 - The Jesus Taco releases "Folkuhila" on Weak Records. Dubbed one of the most quintessentially post-modern but historically folk-inspired records of the decade by Bobby Vacant, the album defies any simple genre or classification. The album was mastered by renowned Indie recording engineer Jason Ward in Chicago, Illinois.
Folkuhila is a series of road trip recordings from Castle Rock, Colorado; Houston, Texas; Chesterfield County, Virginia; La Hulpe Belgium; Winterthur, Switzerland; and Ulfsryd, Sweden. The songs are an eclectic mix of warm acoustic guitars, octave mandolins, ukuleles, rich vocal harmonies, and dreamy surrealistic interludes. This all fused with sonic depth and bold experimentation. Lucid culture has described the work by lead singer and poet-songwriter Brett Davidson (USA) as something that cynically litanizes a series of mundane and not-so-mundane projects that might be possible with a little respite. But respite only leads to hard work, and this can be attested by Taco co-members Sascha Greuter (Switzerland) on acoustic & electric guitars and other-worldly sound effects, and Tyko Runesson (Sweden) on mandolin, guitars, blues harp and backing vocals.
Ebony Porter is a musical contributor on track 5 "The Heights" and track 19 "Ebony Howl."
www.weak-records.ch
December 2010
SLIGHT CHANCE OF SNOW
Using the large windows at 13 celsius wine bar as a canvas for a winter weather-scape, Slight Chance of Snow surrounds patrons in a delicate, abstract painting that suggests the gentle falling of winter snow.
On view Dec 2010 - Feb 12, 2011
3000 Caroline St, Houston, TX
Using the large windows at 13 celsius wine bar as a canvas for a winter weather-scape, Slight Chance of Snow surrounds patrons in a delicate, abstract painting that suggests the gentle falling of winter snow.
On view Dec 2010 - Feb 12, 2011
3000 Caroline St, Houston, TX
