one-a-day for twelve days

Bill McCullough
Brian Dulaney
Drew Liverman
Erin Miller
Katherine Vaughn
Logan Larsen
Maura Murnane
Mai Snow
Michelle Marchesseault
Phillip Niemeyer

For the holiday season we’ll release one print edition a day for twelve days, beginning December 8. On Thursday, the 19th, we had a party with all the prints.

🔵 1 – Dec 8 – Phillip Niemeyer, 2025 Icon Calendar
🔵 2 – Dec 9 – Logan Larsen, Reproduction of “The Judy Garland Club, Rainbow Review #15. London, 1996”
🔵 3 – Dec 10 – Drew Liverman, Petra on porch
🔵 4 – Dec 11 – Erin Miller, Tassel Alchemy
🔵 5 – Dec 12 – Maura Murnane, World Wide Distributors Catalog LCD Watches 26-03
🔵 6 – Dec 13 – Bill McCullough, Descending
🔵 7 – Dec 14 – Katherine Vaughn, i come to your house and do a 20 minute performance
🔵 8 – Dec 15 – Brian Dulaney, The Little Prints: Series 1
🔵 9 – Dec 16 – Mai Snow, Rose Sun print
🔵 10 – Dec 17 – Michelle Marchesseault, Postcards from Spain
🔵 11 – Dec 18 – Katherine Vaughn, i take you on a drive in my car and we listen to enya
🔵 12 – Dec 19 – Logan Larsen, Swanson Sugar Drawing – 1

Rachael Starbuck & Michael Muelhaupt

— meantime —

and
— on going on —

with
Ben Heyer
Erin Miller
Evan McGraw
Katie Bullock

Rachael Starbuck & Michael Muelhaupt return to Austin and Northern-Southern for a collaborative show of space and sculpture: meantime.

Gathering materials from what they find around them, Starbuck & Muelhaupt transfigure objects to fit rhythmic lives. Their media includes the space and the air of the gallery, which they choreograph into currents with sets of household fans. Their art is porous, it seeps and breathes into our everyday world. They sculpt responsive bodies, containers alternately emptied and filled.

Accompanying meantime is a group show, on going on. Work by Ben Heyer, Erin Miller, Evan McGraw, and Katie Bullock. A collection of visual expanses and images like air and breath made by a group of artists that share an almost compulsive process, repetition/rituals. Selected and organized by Rachael Starbuck and Michael Muelhaupt, and Phillip Niemeyer, on going on shares space with meantime, as a beach is the sharing of land and sea.