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TEMPO Convergence Public Art Tour
This event happened on Fri, Nov 16, 2018
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25 Lovely Attendees
25 Lovely Attendees
About this FieldTrip
Thought you missed your chance to attend a FieldTrip this month? As part of EAST, Austin Art in Public Spaces has offered to host a special CreativeMornings tour of the TEMPO Convergence artist installation!
We’ll be guided on an exploration of 10 temporary artworks by local artists that express many aspects of Austin life by AAIPP project manager, Anna Bradley. Art in Public Placesâ TEMPO Convergence is a temporary public art exhibition, in Edward Rendon Sr. Park.
We will gather in the parking lot at âGrandmaâ Camacho Rec Center (35 Robert Martinez Jr St.) and begin our guided tour through the park, stopping at each of the 10 sculptures.
For reference, here are the TEMPO 2018 awarded artists:
Adrian Aguilera and Betelhem Makonnen
Clare van Montfrans and Elizabeth Farrell
Lawrence Jolly
Allyson Lipkin
Nathan Nordstrom and Peter Krsko
Adam Owens
Rebekah Rauser
Agustina Rodriguez
Nick Schnitzer
Jamie Spinello
Please note: we will not be providing coffee at this event.
*All images copyright Philip Rogers
What to expect
Lecture format!
This is a more traditional format where participants absorb information through presentations and talks.
Real-time only!
This FieldTrip will not be recorded.
Attendees
Tim Bauer
Head of Brand Design at Scale AI.
Melissa Borrell
Artist and Designer at Melissa Borrell Art.
Katie Jewett
Freelance Producer at Freelance.
Mia Savage
Illustrator/Creative Coach at Self-Employed.
Jackie Buerger
Musician at Jackie Morning and The Glories.
Jaime Netzer
Elizabeth Hackler
Alex Perez-Puelles
Priscilla Castro
Founder at Coya Creative Co..
sarah berson
Shannon Kors
Account Manager at SXSW.
Dilek Balkanli
Genevieve Davis
Creative Director & Freelance Writer.
Kristen Roedner
Entrepreneur Artist at K-Ro Art.
Anastasia VanDyke
Designer / Artist.
Natasha Yeoman
Senior Communications Manager at Haven Energy.
Erica Robert Pallo
Access Services Coordinator at Harvard University’s Baker Library; Writer & researcher as a master’s degree student in English at Harvard; Media maker at EEven/Odd Productions.
Kim Tidwell
Writer + Creative Strategist.
Catherine Kuchar
Vuka Collective
james verrier
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