 St. Edward's University Gallery, Austin, Texas
AUSTIN: 2010 TASA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
THEME: ART AND COMMUNITY
DATES: APRIL 8 - 10, 2010
HOST SCHOOL:
ST. EDWARDS UNIVERSITY, AUSTIN, TEXAS
CONFERENCE CHAIRS:
AND ANGELA RODGERS
Check the Conferences page for more information on the 2010 TASA Annual Conference in Austin.
CALL FOR ENTRIES
2010 – 2011 Exhibition Opportunity
Lone Star College-North Harris
Houston, TX
PDF flyer with more information about the 2010 – 2011 Exhibition Opportunity,
Lone Star College-North Harris,
Houston, TX
For More Information Contact:
Gary M. Conners
Director, Fine Arts Gallery
Office Suite FA200
Lone Star College-North Harris
2700 W. W. Thorne Drive
Houston, TX 77073-3499
281.618.5617
gary.m.conners@lonestar.edu
ABILENE: 2009 TASA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
 TASA Reception, Old Jail Art Center, Albany, Texas - Photo by Victoria Taylor-Gore
DATES: MARCH 26 (evening) - 28, 2009
These dates included Thursday evening reception at the Old Jail Art Center, Albany, Texas; bus provided from hotel.
The theme for the Abilene 2009 TASA Annual Conference was "Art and Soul. The Host Schools will be Hardin-Simmons University, Abilene Christian University, and McMurry University. Linda Fawcett, TASA Past-President (2008-09) from Hardin-Simmons University was the conference chair (lfawcett@hsutx.edu). Click here for detailed information about the conference on the Abilene Conferences page.
TASA FORUMS DISCONTINUED
At the March 29, 2009 Post Conference Board meeting, the TASA board voted to discontinue the TASA Forums. All relevant TASA information and updates will be posted on the TASA website. The gallery information from Texas colleges and universities can now be found on the TASA website on the TASA GALLERY INFORMATION page. Current job postings from Texas colleges and universities are listed on the JOB POSTINGS page.
Please see our membership page for more information on joining TASA. Please contribute to the TASA forum by responding to current topics, or posting new topics. The TASA forums will feature information on teaching jobs, art exhibitions, and other topics relevant to art teachers in colleges and universities in Texas.
TASA ARTICLES
From Me to You: Foundation Question for TASA
By Cathie Tyler
The Texas Association of Schools of Art was initially formed in 1968 as a response to a request from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) for the visual arts departments in Texas to meet, discuss, and compromise on an agreement for the transfer of credits between the 2-year, 4-year, public and private institutions. An agreement was reached and adopted on December 1, 1972 . It was reviewed and updated January 29,1982 , and again revised by the TASA membership in April 2000. (See TASA web site for this revised edition). Read more...
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