| Caprock Photographers, Lubbock Garden and Arts Center, Lubbock, Texas Opening September 1 |
The
Caprock Photographers: Recent works by Sixteen Photographers.
The exhibit opens September 1 and runs through September 28. Reception:
September 1, 6-9pm as
part of the First
Friday Art Trail. An exhibit
of photography by the Caprock Photographers and eight guest
photographers. A wide variety of techniques and styles of photography.
I will be exhibiting a series of my pinhole bodyscapes. |
| Louise Underwood Center for the
Arts, 511 Ave. K, Lubbock, Texas March 27 - May 7 |
Figuratively
Speaking: Three decades with the Tuesday Night Life Drawers.
March 27 - May 7. Receptions
April 7 and May 5, 6-9pm as part of the First Friday Art Trail. An exhibit
of drawings by the Tuesday Night
Life Drawers. They
have been getting together to draw for over 30 years. Two of the
initial members, Bob Skibell and Jean Schofield Badger, are still part
of the group and are joined by new-comers like Bill Mueller, Wilhelm
Künstler, and Carlos Jordan (some14 years or so).
There will be one to 10 minute drawings and paintings by members of the
group and
self-portraits (non-nude: thank goodness). |
| orldwide Pinhole Photography Day
Gallery |
Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day. April
24, 2005, was the Worldwide
Pinhole
Photography Day. It was raining and cold so my plans to
photograph a nude on the caprock with the full moon had to be scrapped.
I improvised with a photo of the RHC longhorn sculptures. Photographers
from all over the world will contribute
their images to the online gallery. My
pinhole
image for 2005 can be viewed at the Worldwide
Pinhole Photography Day Gallery. The next Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day will
be Sunday, April 30, 2006. Get ready. |
| urrently on sale | Lynwood Kreneck, Printmaker by Dr. A. Isabelle Howe. Another book on fine arts by Dr. Howe. She is a freelance author who has written many articles on art and artists. Dr. Howe has written a number of books in her The Art of Texas Tech University Series. This book offers insight on the native Texan's life from childhood to becoming a printmaker known throughout the world and on his "no-print" method of printmaking. The book documents most of the prints Kreneck has created during his art career. Bill Mueller photographed the prints for the book, plus photographing Lynwood Kreneck creating a print using the "no-print" printmaking process. |
| tar,
Cross, Angel Exhibit Dec. 2 - 23 |
The Lubbock
Arts Alliance will host the 8th annual Star, Cross, Angel
Exhibit in the Helen Jones Studio Gallery of the Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for
the Arts at 511 Avenue K, Lubbock. |
| Local
Color Studio Tour, Nov. 12 and 13 |
The Local Color Studio Tour
will take place November 12 and 13 this year. Bill Mueller's
photography will be on exhibit at Ruben Castillo's studio, 2401 114th
Street. More info to come. Maps to the entire tour will be
available at each of the ten studios. |
| Chiaroscuro, September 1 - 27 |
Chiaroscuro is a photography exhibit by the Caprock Photographers. It will be at shown at the Lubbock Garden and Arts Center, Lubbock, Texas. The exhibit will hang from September 1 through September 27. |
| Lubbock Arts Festival | Lubbock Arts Festival. April 15 - 17, 2005. The Lubbock Arts Festival is sponsored by the Lubbock Arts Alliance and is an mass gathering of fine arts, crafts, and entertainment by regional and local artists. There are numerous individual artist booths along with a juried exhibit, an invitational exhibit, and an exhibit of artists who are alumni of the Texas Tech Art Department. Lubbock Memorial Civic Center, 1501 6th St. Bill Mueller will have a piece in the invitational gallery. |
| Caprock Photographers | Caprock Photographers. January 7 - 28. A photographic exhibit featuring the individual viewpoints of Sandy Fortenberry, Darrell Miller, Eddie Jo Miller, Joe Miller, Bill Mueller, Nancy Neill, and Margaret Vurgrin. Bill Mueller will have a selection of pin-hole photographs and images from his Femme collection. |
| Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day
Gallery |
Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day. May 25, 2004, was the Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day. I had planned a photo shoot on the caprock but it was post-poned, so I ended up creating my pinhole image indoors. My pinhole image can be viewed at the Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day Gallery. |
| January,
2003 |
The Morphology and Systematics of Polarornis, a Cretaceous Loon (Aves: Gaviidae) from Antarctica by Dr. Sankar Chatterjee, Museum of Texas Tech. Proceedings of the 5th Symposium of the Society of Avian Paleontology and Evolution, 2002, p. 125-155. A scientific article by Dr. Chatterjee describing a new genus and species of fossil bird with three photographs by Bill Mueller (Figs. 4, 5, 14). |
| January, 2003 | The Flight of Archaeopteryx by Dr. Sankar Chatterjee. Naturwissenschaften 90: p. 27-32. Includes an artistic photograph of a cast of the Jurassic bird Archaeopteryx on page 31. |
| January 28
- June 28, 2003 |
Peoples from the Heavenly Blue, Earthly Red: Native Cultures of the American Southwest. National Museum of Natural Science, Taichung, Taiwan. An exhibit created by the Ethnology and Textiles Division of the Museum of Texas Tech University. All of the 100+ photographs of the artifacts and art in the book (of the same name as the exhibit) were made by Bill Mueller as part of his duties as MoTTU Collections Photographer. The touring exhibit includes nine of Bill Mueller's personal images from the Wildlife and Natural Beauty Captured and Southwest portfolios. |
| March 9, 2003 release | Lynwood Kreneck, Printmaker by Dr. A. Isabelle Howe. Another book on fine arts by Dr. Howe. She is a freelance author who has written many articles on art and artists. Dr. Howe has written a number of books in her The Art of Texas Tech University Series. This book offers insight on the native Texan's life from childhood to becoming a printmaker known throughout the world and on his "no-print" method of printmaking. The opening of the retrospective exhibit of Lynwood Kreneck's brilliantly witty prints at the Museum of Texas Tech University (March 9 - August 17) will coincide with the book release from Texas Tech University Press. (Books are also available from the Museum Gift Shop.) The book documents most of the prints Kreneck has created during his art career. Bill Mueller photographed the prints for the book, plus photographing Lynwood Kreneck creating a print using the "no-print" printmaking process. |
| May 14 - August 28, 2003 | Digs: The Field Photography of Bill Mueller. An exhibit of photographs of paleontology excavations in Texas with many recent images and a few scattered through the 70s, 80s, and 90s. The exhibit is hanging on the second floor of the The Grace Museum, in Abilene, Texas. Digs will be hanging during the first few months of the Grace Museum's Dinosaurs of Texas exhibit which runs through August 28, 2004. |
| 2004 Calendar |
Historic Fashions Calendar 2004: The Wedding Dress. Costume Society of America's annual calendar series edited by Sally Queen. The calendar includes photographs of three 19th century wedding dresses from the collection of the Museum of Texas Tech and photographed for the calendar by Bill Mueller as part of his duties as MoTTU Collections Photographer. Look for the June "brides". The calendar is available from the Texas Tech University Press. |
| July 4 - October, 2003 |
Peoples from the Heavenly Blue, Earthly Red: Native Cultures of the American Southwest. National Museum of Prehistory, Taitung, Taiwan. An exhibit created by the Ethnology and Textiles Division of the Museum of Texas Tech University. The 100+ photographs of the artifacts and art in the book (of the same name as the exhibit) were made by Bill Mueller as part of his duties as MoTTU Collections Photographer. The touring exhibit includes nine of Bill Mueller's personal images from the Wildlife and Natural Beauty Captured and Southwest portfolios. |
| October 3 - October 28, 2003 |
Quintessentially West Texas. Center for Contemporary Arts, Abilene, Texas. A Caprock Photographers' group exhibit that will include ten new images from the West Texas I and West Texas II portfolios. |
| October, 2003 January, 2004 |
Peoples from the Heavenly Blue, Earthly Red: Native Cultures of the American Southwest. Taipei, Taiwan. An exhibit created by the Ethnology and Textiles Division of the Museum of Texas Tech University. All of the 100+ photographs of the artifacts and art in the book (of the same name as the exhibit) were made by Bill Mueller as part of his duties as MoTTU Collections Photographer. The touring exhibit includes nine of Bill Mueller's personal images from the Wildlife and Natural Beauty Captured and Southwest portfolios. |
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