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Elliot Rogers' work is the kind you can get lost in while listening to ethereal tones that warp along with the folds of psychedelic patterns on the canvas. The magic here is that Elliot composes and performs that very music.
He's known for reality-challenging visionary and psychedelic art and his chill and flowing rock, dance, and electronic music, Elliot is an artist that provides an immersive experience for the senses. We are excited to present his visual stylings, once again, in a number of collaborations with Texas-based artists.
You will often hear Elliots aural creations drifting from our gallery. He creates soundscapes that generate an environment that allows for comfort and creative flow. You can check out his Soundcloud station here.
Come meet Elliot in person at the Merging Perspectives show at Gallery Lucid this Saturday, September 8th at Gallery Lucid. Not only can you enjoy beautiful art, you will be supporting Art from the Streets, an Austin-based, volunteer-run organization that provides homeless and struggling artists with materials to create unique and affordable artwork in Austin.
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Dixon Stovall will be showing work for the 3rd time in our gallery on September 8th. Dixon is an Austin, TX-based artist whose influences include biomechanical and futuristic architectural patterns, physics, mathematical, and biologic patterns. His interpretation of the subconscious realms challenges viewers to create their own perception of future realities.
Dixon has recently released his most recent album, a compilation of melodic bass music with glitchy dreamscapes and dustings of melodic guitar he has entitled, "Habitual Changes" saying: I’ve spent a good bit of time working on this music, trying to convey the emotions/changes I’ve gone through since the start of this project. Big thanks to Jackson Fred for the mastering, advice, patience, and for being an all around great human. Also thanks to dear friend Elliot Rogers for helping me remix my painting “Terraformulation” for the cover art. 
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Throughout the Merging Perspectives show, Gallery Lucid is very proud to be donating 10% of all art sales to Art from the Streets, a non-profit organization whose gallery and studio provides a safe and encouraging environment in which the positive spirit of homeless and at-risk people is nurtured through artistic expression, and provides them with a source of pride and income through the sale and display of their work.
Contributing artists:
Elliot Rogers
Michael Garfield
Dixon Stovall
Evan Wagoner ("Axiom")
Rosemary Allen
Juan Villegas
William Allan Ross
Byron Aldrich
Vervain Hellsdottir
Zena Siren
Share in our celebration! Meet the artists, take in the art, interact with your community.
Merging Perspectives: Collaborative Art Show
Opening reception: September 8th, 6-9pm
September 8th through October 14th
Host: Gallery Lucid, 7101 Easy Wind Dr. #3101
Contributing artists:
Elliot Rogers
Michael Garfield
Dixon Stovall
Evan Wagoner ("Axiom")
Rosemary Allen
Juan Villegas
William Allan Ross
Byron Aldrich
Vervain Hellsdottir
Zena Siren
Share in our celebration! Meet the artists, take in the art, interact with your community.
Merging Perspectives: Collaborative Art Show
Opening reception: September 8th, 6-9pm
September 8th through October 14th
Host: Gallery Lucid, 7101 Easy Wind Dr. #3101
Join us on the 21st of August for Gallery Lucid's monthly Meetup.
This gathering is to bring artists together to meet, collaborate, and network in an environment that fosters creativity and collaboration. You are welcome to bring an easel, brushes, pastels, etc. Novice to master, all are welcome.
If you plan to sit and sketch/paint/write, please know we are very limited on chairs/stools and it might be wise to bring what you need.
We should have an LED Black Light if you are working in a black light medium.
We will have some sake, snacks, and we might break out some of the consciousness toys. Please feel free to BYO if there is something special you would like for yourself or to share.
If, for some reason, the meetup gets too large or we run out of libations, Black Star Coop is directly across the street.
If it runs long because we're having fun, so be it. I made it 4 hours instead of two because 2 is barely enough time to settle in to paint. lol
There will be no charge for this meetup, but there will be a jar for donations to help pay for food, drinks, etc.
Have you experienced the magic of collaborative creation? Do you wish to share the inspiring work that cooperation and co-creation produces? To celebrate the fascinating growing trend of artists collaborating on projects, Gallery Lucid is dedicating its next show to collaborative works of art: works created by two or more artists. Submit your works now through August 19th for a chance to be a part of this multi-faceted show!
The show is set to run from September 8th to October 14th. Please note: This show runs through both ACL weekends, and will be advertised throughout the the run of the city-wide festival.
Gallery Lucid focuses on works that are in the realm of visionary, surreal and psychedelic, and submissions should be representative of these genres. These genres are, however, wide and open to great interpretation: all are welcome to apply.
ACCEPTED MEDIA:
Click HERE to fill out registration form and to view submission guidelines.
SUBMIT YOUR WORK before August 19th!
-Gallery Lucid
The show is set to run from September 8th to October 14th. Please note: This show runs through both ACL weekends, and will be advertised throughout the the run of the city-wide festival.
Gallery Lucid focuses on works that are in the realm of visionary, surreal and psychedelic, and submissions should be representative of these genres. These genres are, however, wide and open to great interpretation: all are welcome to apply.
ACCEPTED MEDIA:
- Open for any subject matter, but please keep the unique nature of our healing center in mind.
- We are accepting original artwork in all media
(contact Gallery Lucid for specifics on sculptures/pottery/jewelry/lighting/video/etc.) - Painting and Photography entries must be framed and have a professional appearance. Paintings must be ready for hanging with wire (no saw tooth hangers). Unframed stretched canvas (3/4" depth or greater) will be accepted if the sides are painted and no staples are visible.
- Label the back of artwork in the upper left hand corner with: Title, Artist Name, and Phone Number.
- The Merging Perspectives show will be submitted to local newspapers including the Austin Chronicle and the Austin Statesman, as well as in online event and newspaper sites such as Austin360, Do512, Austintexas.org/events, Austin Culturemap, the Austinot, within art groups on Facebook, Instagram and other social media sites, and around town at various locations in which we see support for artists and the arts.
- Opening Night will feature live music, refreshments, and all artists in attendance.
- At least one additional event to showcase the artists will be scheduled during the run of the show. Each artist will be expected to attend at least one of these events. We encourage each artist to present their preference for the type and date/time of their event(s) (e.g., class, workshop, live art, special show, etc.) and whether they would like to do so in conjunction with another featured artist in the show.
Click HERE to fill out registration form and to view submission guidelines.
SUBMIT YOUR WORK before August 19th!
-Gallery Lucid
Wire wrap jewelry artist, hula hoop and flow artist (as well as international instructor), and all-around crafty woman, Caterina Suttin is a wellspring of creativity and earthy healing avenues.
This year she celebrates her 15th year as a wire wrap artist, producing ever more inspired, intricate work. She loves not only producing from her own intuition, but making custom pieces.
Caterina is an Austin native who travels abundantly, leaving sparks of her art and knowledge in her wake. Catch her while she’s still here in the US...it’s hard to know where the wind might take her next!
We are excited to welcome Michael Garfield, host of the"Future Fossils" podcast, as our featured musician for the Surreal Summer Visions show at Gallery Lucid on August 4th at 7pm.
Michael writes music for which new words must be invented. Simultaneously tender and apocalyptic, chill and energetic, intensely technical, yet vulnerable tunes that re-imagine folk and psychedelic rock alike, updating "solo artist with guitar" to suit our age of planetary renaissance.
Marrying the singer-songwriter and electronic live producer, Michael's live sets nimbly shift from ecstatic instrumental improvs to deftly executed fretboard-tapping etudes to athletic songcraft of heart-breaking sweetness – pointing past the genre and techniques to bring his audiences into lush and atmospheric, driving and dynamic spaces spanning folk tradition and the avant-garde.
Through sculpture, painting, film and performance arts, Eris Gentle expresses the intensity and absurdity of human existence using everyday objects and forms to express everything from spiritual awakening to madness.
Eris is a multimedia artist who hails from New Orleans, but is now based in Austin. As she appreciates the intensity and dynamic nature of life and uses painting, drawing, clay sculpture, film, and performance to tell her stories and to challenge our views on the nature of why we are here.
"I" by Eris Gentle 12"x9" Acrylic Ink Her work acknowledges the surreal elements and underlying enchantments in everyday objects, landscapes, and human forms. She's fascinated by subjects that normally don't come up in conversation like the phenomenon of dreaming, psychedelic experiences, spiritual awakening, and how we understand this reality. Her creations appear to be an intentional invitation to generate discussions about such intriguing ideas.
You can check work out at Gallery Lucid until August 27, 2018 and find more examples of her work on her Instagram page or her website.
Axiom is a classically trained artist who has utilized his art in an attempt to reveal the internal elements of subconscious realms for others to experience.
He believes variety and the challenge of "what could be" to be important aspects of artistic courage and in that vein, his artist statement is one sentence:
"The creative potential within is our greatest alley in the search for our own personal truth."
He believes variety and the challenge of "what could be" to be important aspects of artistic courage and in that vein, his artist statement is one sentence:
"The creative potential within is our greatest alley in the search for our own personal truth."
"Beacon" by Evan "Axiom" Wagoner -- 48"x24" (2017)
You can see more of his work on Instagram here and at the Surreal Summer Visions show at Gallery Lucid in Austin, TX on August 4, 2018.
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Artist Spotlight-Robert Page
Spanning realism and surrealism, light and fun to moody, Robert's work humorously advocates the idea that anything is possible.
Robert Page grew up in a small town in North Carolina where he learned a great deal about art and how welcoming people can be in the art community. After many experiences and much growth, he decided to approach his work and life anew. Robert now lives and creates in Austin, Texas.
He is a self-taught artist. Dedicated, he has been painting for nearly 20 years. He believes capturing the look or posture of a person is important in his art. Robert’s style is moody, incorporating humor, and surrealistic at times. Along with his figurative work, he has recently worked on a series of animal paintings that are light and fun. As he puts it: "Trying to depict the soul of a creature is challenging and I strive to create paintings that are thought provoking. I have been painting these large animals floating around for a number of years now, I feel like it is freeing. The idea in which anything is possible."
You can check out his website here and his instagram here and you can meet him on Saturday, August 4th at Gallery Lucid.
He is a self-taught artist. Dedicated, he has been painting for nearly 20 years. He believes capturing the look or posture of a person is important in his art. Robert’s style is moody, incorporating humor, and surrealistic at times. Along with his figurative work, he has recently worked on a series of animal paintings that are light and fun. As he puts it: "Trying to depict the soul of a creature is challenging and I strive to create paintings that are thought provoking. I have been painting these large animals floating around for a number of years now, I feel like it is freeing. The idea in which anything is possible."
You can check out his website here and his instagram here and you can meet him on Saturday, August 4th at Gallery Lucid.
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