Current  & Future News and Exhibitions:  Sue Burke-Harrington Breaking Down the Walls, solo exhibition at Archway Gallery, March 9th - April 19th, 2008, a FotoFest Event. Reception March 15th 5:30 - 8 PM  Texas Gallery, Arts Council of Brazos Valley’s P. David Romei Arts Center, January 4th - 31st, 2008, 2275 Dartmouth Street, College Station, TX, 77840. The reception is January 10th, 5:30 - 8 PM.  A workshop is scheduled on the 19th. September  14th -17th, Leelanau Cultural Center, Leland , MI in the Old Art Building, a celebration of the MSU artists from 1939 - 2007.  THE BIG SHOW,  Lawndale Art Center, Opening Reception July 13th 6:30 to 8:30.  The Exhibition lasts until Aug. 18th ART SPIRIT REBORN is showing in the Houston City Hall Annex until April 2008 The Albuquerque Museum, Exploring Multiple Dimensions, July 13th - Oct. 8th. Archway Gallery, artworks are always available for viewing.  I would be happy to meet you there, 2031 West Gray, Houston, TX 77019 View more works by this artist at http://www.sburkeharrington.com,  Sue is also a website designer. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ann Bellinger Hartley Work in new book "COLLAGE IN ALL DIMENSIONS" R.S. Barnwell Memorial Gardens and Art Center, Shreveport LA, "VISUAL VOICES", Four person exhibit  Lawndale Art Center, "Dia De Los Muentos"  Society of Layerists in Multi Media, "Connections: We Are All One", Lexington Kentucky  Houston Contemporary Craft Center, "Altered Books: First Edition", Houston TX  Mixed Media Artists of Houston, The Rotunda Art Center, Houston TX, "Psalms and Proverbs: Inspiration Through The Ages" and The Margolis Gallery, Congregation Beth Israel, Houston TX  International Society of Experimental Artists, De Vos Museum, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan  Museum of Fine Arts, Albuquerque NM, "Multiple Dimensions", Society of Layerists in Multi Media _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Cindy Hickok Texas Master:  Cindy Hickok will end June 17, 2007.  A DVD about the artist, and with a complete catalog of works included in the exhibition, is available through Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, 4848 Main St., Houston TX 77002 for $15 plus shipping.  Contact Wanda Williams at 713-529-4848 ext. 102 for further information.   The artist is represented by Jane Sauer (formerly Thirteen Moons) Gallery, 652 Canyon Rd., Santa Fe NM, 87105.  The gallery will have a booth at SOFA Chicago with work by Cindy Hickok, November 1 - 4, 2007.  Cindy will give a slide lecture about her work during that exposition.   The VIII Internationalle of Miniature Textiles at Musee Jean Lurcat, Angers, France, has again purchased a Cindy Hickok piece for its permanent collection.  The miniature embroidery, titled "Daisy" features a dog with a rooted flower in its mouth, alluding to the theme of Reduced Gardens.      The Knitting and Stitching Show of the UK will feature a booth of original works by the artist in its 2009 venues.  This will take place in Birmingham, London, Dublin (Ireland), and Harrogate in the fall of '09 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Sue Liska Sue’s digital image, Too Little Too Late, won an honorable mention in the Visual Arts Alliance 25th Juried Open Show on view at Williams Tower Gallery until June 5, 2008. Her painting, Stolen Lives, is touring Texas and beyond with an exhibition sponsored by the Rescue and Restore Coalition to bring attention to human trafficking and modern day slavery. Sue exhibited in the 2008 FotoFest exhibition, Mind Over Matter, at the Art Gallery of Houston Community College Central.  She discussed her work during a Public Gallery Talk and Reception. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Judith R. Shamp Judith has three pieces juried into Arte de Descartes V, an exhibition at Stables Gallery in Taos, NM.  This innovative art show  requires use of 90% recycled materials. "I have been playing with recycled, reformed, archival paper pulp and combining it with postal marks--you know all those black and white lines and dots and markings on the return postcards stuck in all the magazines and catalogues we receive.---  I'm discovering great design possibilities!"   "For me there is the fleeting feeling that all is right with the world when I can see the long line where things are planted or where the ground has been furrowed." Judith Rae Moyer-Shamp _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Delda Skinner A Grant was awarded to Associate Professor Delda Skinner and Professor Cynthia Kittredge from the Episcopal Evangelical Educational Society. A curriculum and/or a book will be developed pertaining to "The Exploration through Art and Story of the Most Significant and Least Understood Events of the Bible, Highlighting the Decisive Actions of Women". Delda Skinner was Juried into the 5th Annual First Frontier Collage Exhibition held at the Guadalupe Art Center in Austin, Texas. Her work was also shown in an exhibition sponsored by the Society of Layerists in Multi Media. in Houston, Texas/ She has taught workshops Entitled "See, Feel & Know: Art and the Sacred Narratives" for the Diocese of West Texas in Port Aransas and the Church of the Good Shepherd in Austin, Texas.