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Featured Artists: Julian Guevara, Sarah McAlister and Blake Wilson, and Kate Aseltine

North Loop: Julian Guevara

“I was born in Fresno, CA before moving to ATX when I was two years old. I grew up at the end of the 90s and Early 00s. Films, Comics, Street Art, Pop Culture, Influential Figures, and wanting to tell Stories through those mediums has brought me to the art I do today. Drawing, Film-making, Print-making, Cassette-Duplicating, Wheatpasting, and Photography are the many ways I have learned and continue to do artwork. All work hanging during this showcase is Original work, done with either ink pens or ink brushes, ranging in sizes from 9×12 to 16×20. Check out all my work on Instagram or my website, and I hope you enjoy the work on display at THE amazing EPOCH COFFEE. Previous Art projects have included, KUSH JONES “STATE OF THE WAV” Album Art, BEN BUCK TEE DESIGN, BIG WYS BRASS BAND “PORTAL TO FUNKTOWN” Album Artwork.”

If you’re interested in commissioning work or purchasing a piece on display, then please contact me at either my Instagram or Email:

  Email: julianguevaraart@gmail.com  ~  Instagram  ~  https://julianguevaraart.bigcartel.com/

Far West: Sarah McAlister and Blake Wilson

Sarah McAlister and Blake Wilson are a dynamic, brother-sister duo collaborating across state lines from their homes in Kansas City, Missouri and Austin, Texas. Inspired by love, family, nature, and mental health, their art focuses on honest, humble, humorous messages and embracing joy in the present moment.

Interested in making a purchase? Contact:
Blake Wilson
(214) 394-8966
wilson.michael.blake@gmail.com

Etsy  ~  Instagram  ~  Facebook

 

Village: Kate Aseltine

Katelyn Aseltine is an Austin-based artist who considers herself part human, part craft machine. With an affinity for color, flow, and nature, she uses a variety of different mediums and styles to bring her artistic visions to life. From acrylic pours, watercolor paintings to mushroom pop art, she hopes to inspire others to tap into their creative center and find their spark.

 

Wooden Sculptures by Jesse Mischel

Wooden Sculptures by Jesse Mischel on display at the Village location.

Jesse Mischel is a professional finish carpenter who has become increasingly interested in creating sculptures. In particular, the sphere is a source of continuing interest. Spheres are symbols of perfection, purity, and fertility, and they do not lend themselves to construction using typical woodworking techniques. Jesse Mischel’s approach, then, is to create approximations of a sphere that highlight the perfection of the sphere as a concept while celebrating the corporeality and craftsmanship of the physical representation. Some of his smaller “sphere approximations” are on display here.

Recently, he created a very different kind of sculpture, “4 x Forearm,” a carving of his own forearm from a piece of 4×4 walnut. The pose of the hand, which is slightly cramped and presses against the surface upon which it rests, emphasizes the confinement of the animate form within the dimensional material. He thinks it’s pretty dope.

Email: jesse.mischel@gmail.com

Instagram: @jessemischeldesigns

 

 

2020 Artists

Far West:

Molly Knobloch

Village:

Alla Klussmann

North Loop:

Ed Constantine

 

Art by Lance McMahan

Artist inquiries

Please contact art@epochcoffee.com if you are interested in showing your work at Epoch Coffee.

 

Art by Pono.

Kevin Pope: Art Show

January 26 – March 15

Kevin Pope is an Austin native that creates snapshots of strange and absurd alternate levels of reality through mixed medium art.

Epoch Coffee
221 W North Loop Blvd, Austin, Texas 78751

The Poster Art of Gabe Vaughn

Gabe Vaughn is a designer & screen printer whose work focuses heavily on music and its surrounding culture. Vaughn is the resident gig poster artist for Second Sunday Sock Hop, Soul Happening and Cold Lampin’ (as well as Breakaway Records, which he co-owns), thus, Soul music and Hip Hop serve as huge influences throughout his posters. Vaughn is also a member of Red Bluff Studio, a collective including Jaime Cervantes and Satch Grimley, which focuses predominantly on hand-printed posters.

** With DJs Rerun & jLa of Breakaway Records **

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