University of Texas at Tyler Art History Symposium 2018 Speaker

2020 CASETA Almanac Award Presentation

The Great Texas Curatorial Wander Series past CASETA:
Special Tour of the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum in Canyon, Texas.

CASETA presents the fifth installment of the Great Texas Curatorial Wander series with a special tour of the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum in Canyon, Texas.
Tour and commentary by Michael Grauer, who served as the Curator of Art and Western Heritage at Panhandle Plains, and worked 31 total years at the Museum. You will be almost guided through the Panhandle Plains Museum's Frank Reaugh Gallery, the H.D. Bugbee Gallery, the Gayden Family Texas Art Gallery, and more! Introduction by Stephanie Toll, Marketing Director at the Panhandle Plains Museum. Michael Grauer is at present the McCasland Chair of Cowboy Culture at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.

The 2021 Virtual Fall Forum past CASETA
The 2021 CASETA Virtual Fall Forum was a free virtual plan
celebrating Early Texas Art through lectures, tours, conversations and more.
Recorded over Zoom webinar on October 1-2.

Click here to view the rest of the Virtual Fall Forum Session videos also as acquire almost the topics and speakers

The Nifty Texas Curatorial Wander Series past CASETA:
A visit to the Tyler Museum of Art, with a special behind the scenes look at the piece of work of Texas artist Ancel Nunn (1928 - 1999). As well featuring a peek at the Tyler Rose Garden, the largest public drove of roses in the U.s..

CASETA presents the quaternary installment of the Great Texas Curatorial Wander series with a special visit of the Tyler Museum of Art. Introduction past Chris Lahey, Executive Director of the Museum, and a backside the scenes look at some of Ancel Nunn's important works, presented by Museum Curator Caleb Bell.

Carmen Champion presents: The Artist equally Citizen: Frank Freed'due south Lessons on the Importance of Social Commentary Introduced by Randy Tibbits
by HETAG: The Houston Earlier Texas Art Group on Sunday, June thirteen, 2021

Carmen Champion says: "Houston based artist Frank Freed took to painting tardily in life executing mostly representational works of art documenting his life experiences. Although the variety of subject affair and range of execution is evident, he has generally been dismissed as a "Sunday painter." This presentation will attempt to defy that suggestion by arguing the importance of Freed'southward work in revealing critical social tensions and anxieties during some of the most tumultuous times in history."

Bio: Carmen Champion holds a full-time faculty position as Professor of Art History and Gallery Manager at San Jacinto College Cardinal Campus. She earned an MA in Art History from the University of Houston where her art historical focus centered on Early Texas Art and Civilisation. She has worked in the curatorial departments of major bookish and public museums and is an Associate member of the Appraisers Clan of America.

Great Texas Curatorial Wander Serial by CASETA:
A Visit to the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts with Special Guest Michael Grauer, commenting on the Importance of Women artists

in Early Texas Fine art.

Presenting a special visit of the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts introduced by Bekah Coleman, the Museum's Education coordinator with a backside the scenes view of important early Texas artworks by women artists - presented past Assistant Director and Collections Manager Laura Huckaby. Featuring guest advent by Michael Grauer, McCasland Chair of Cowboy Civilization and Curator of Cowboy Collections and Western Fine art.

The Dandy Texas Curatorial Wander Series by CASETA:
A Private Studio Tour of Sculptor Charles Umlauf

The 2nd program in CASETA's Curatorial Wander serial presents a private wait inside the studio of sculptor Charles Umlauf (1910 - 1997) presented by Katie Robinson Edwards, Acting Director and Curator of the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden and Museum in Austin, Texas.
Program too features an informative sculpture tour of some of Charles Umlauf's most of import early Texas art works, presented past Umlauf Docent Tom Haider.

The Geat Texas Curatorial Wander Series by CASETA:
Special Bout of the Grace Museum & Early on Texas artworks

CASETA presents a special tour of the Grace Museum in Abilene Texas introduced by Museum Director Laura Moore with a behind the scenes view of important early Texas art works presented by Curator Judy Deaton. This program is intended to exist the kickoff in a series of glimpses into the vaults of museums created especially for CASETA members. We believe yous will discover these short programs to be insightful and entertaining!