Artist Talk: September 25th 1:00 PM

Performance:  November 12th 7:00 PM, Ballet Conservatory of South Texas, choreographer Michelle Thompson

"Truth can be stranger than fiction, and it is the hunt for an ambigious image, paired with the possibility of aesthetic transcendence, that intrigues Rush." (from the publication esssay by Diana Roberts)

Shown: No Title, 2009, Gelatin Silver Print, 48" x 48"

Shown: Antecedent Using Ulterior Prognosticatior detail, 2006, copper, bronze, sterling silver, glass, 11"x 11"x 12"

Born in Tehran, Ramin Samandari emigrated from Iran to the United States in 1978. A versatile artist working with photographic and digital imaging processes, Samandari investigates the intangible forces of time, place and history. Samandari is currently teaching at the art school.

Shown: Cloud Composition #2, 2009, archival pigment Giclee print, 32" x 40"

Shown: Alan Weissling, National Gallery, gelatin silver print, 8" x 10"

An exhibition curated by Justiceworks Studio for the Planned Parenthood Trust of San Antonio and South Central Texas.

shown: Yuko Fukuzumi, Family Tree of the Lands, 2010, pen drawing, 11"x9"

Artist Kimberly Rumfelt creates an installation altar that represents the school's history and welcomes community offerings.

Shown: St.Angela Merici Founder of the Order of Ursuline, work in progress

An exhibition featuring interpretations of Villa Finale, a decorative-arts based house in the King William neighborhood and the collections of Walter Mathis by artists from the Southwest School of Art & Craft.

shown: Villa Finale back porch

The hall gallery of the Ursuline Campus Dormitory Building is filled with works by artists from across America -- for your consideration as 'one-of-a-kind' gifts for the creative folk on your holiday list.

Shown: Jim & Tori Mullanium, Multi finch on croquet ball-5 ½" X 7"

Shown: Sacred Heart Coat (eight layers), 2005. tapestry woven silk and metalic thread with crystal beads, 44" x 22" x 3"

Lester creates an environment of genetically modified plants wtih cut mylar, vinyl, and carbon paper drawings.  Shown: Artificial Arrangement, 2005, hand sewn clear plastic vinyl, plexiglas, thread.

In partnership with the San Antonio Public Library Gallery.

Shown: Construction Worker/ House Wife | San Angelo, TX | 4 Person Household | Wife wakes every morning at 4AM  to cook breakfast for family, 2007

Ann Matlock is a presenter for McMahon fiber art symposium.

shown: White Buds, 2008, all silk with hand dyed and hand spun yarns, brocade and tapestry weaves, mounted, 26" x26"

curated by Connie Lowe, artists including: Barbara Kreft, Richard Martinez, Kim Cadmus Owens, and Dan Sutherland.

shown: Kim Cadmus Owens, Lounge, 2008, oil on canvas, 48"x48"

Certificate student exhibition.

shown: Reflective Stillness (detail), 2009, watercolor on paper, 15"x22"