1stSatArtMarket
Posts by Mitch Cohen:
Tish Reed
I explore the creation of photo-based art using both lens-based images and camera-less techniques through the cyanotype process.
During my walks, I gather a diverse range of materials, including organic items like leaves and flowers, as well as intriguing discarded objects. I expose these collected items on hand-coated papers to UV light and then develop them.
The resulting artwork has a charming element of mystery, chance, and surprise that emerges due to certain aspects beyond my complete control. This unpredictability often leads to unforeseen and surprising results that makes the process of creating these works fascinating to me.
Each print is entirely handmade and distinctive, ensuring that every piece stands as an original, one-of-a-kind artwork.
Peppaz HTX
Food Truck
Arts District Houston
Visit the Arts District Houston booth for the latest things to do in this State-designated cultural district covering both the Historic First and Sixth Ward neighborhoods. https://linktr.ee/artsdistricthou
Steph’s New Leaf
Botanical printing on silk scarves and up-cycled clothing, accessories and vintage table linens. Sewing and creating my own clothing and accessories from my printed fabric!
1. Pillows
2. Frock. Upcycled
3. Silk and wool blend scarf
4. Water color journal
5. Upcylcled vintage table linens
Modern Vintage
Modern Vintage produces hand made, all natural, craft cocktail mixers. We are a locally owned and operated husband and wife team. Everything we make is 100% produced in Houston TX.
’22 Photo Gallery
2022 BAM! Photo Gallery
Cody Clark
Cody Clark started making art in the 1990s as a form of sacred play and contemplative practice. His art is self-taught, improvisational, and playful. Cody practices art as a part of a spiritual discipline that serves him in the rest of his life:
Be a Beginner . Stay Present . Invent a Process . Embrace Constraints . Accept Serendipity . Play Around . Learn By Doing .
Cody started showing his art in 2019, mainly to meet other arty people. He knows his art is kind of strange to many folks, but if you like his art he would like to meet you. That’s really his point.
The viewer may be forgiven for thinking, “Heck, even I could do that!” He believes you’re right! That’s also his point.”
Angie Pangie
Classically trained Visual Artist. I work in Oils, Watercolor, and Chalk Pastels.