Ecotone
Participants Learn about ecotone, the edges between agricultural and synthetic ecosystems. They practice drawing continuous line, negative space and color dripping effects to indicate complex ecosystems.
UPCOMING
Thursday, November 19, 2026, TTU TCVPA Event, Lubbock, TX
UPCOMING
Friday, November 6, 2026, Richardson High School, Richardson, TX
Carol Flueckiger, Professor of Art presenting Ecotone Collaborative Drawing & Drawing Portfolio / Chasity Porter, MS Master of Science in Horticulture Science student presenting Native Plant Restoration Zine Project & Collage Portfolio and Emily Daw MFA Ceramics student presenting Synethesia Experiences in Rural Communities & Ceramic Portfolio.
1-2pm, Saturday, September 26, 2026, Adventure Park), Lubbock, TX
11-12pm, Saturday, September 26, 2026, Garden Arts Center, Lubbock, TX
11-12pm, Saturday, September 19, 2026, Garden Arts Center, Lubbock, TX
11-12pm, Saturday, September 12, 2026 , Garden Arts Center / Fall Festival, Lubbock, TX
11-12pm, Saturday, September 5, 2026, Garden Arts Center, Lubbock, TX
June 15-16, 2026. Chelenzo Farms, Los Cerrillos, New Mexico.
A Sorghum Story in RISO Print
In honor of the Texas Tech University Global Sorghum Conference, September 14 – 18, 2026, students in the ART 2310 Art, Environment, Sustainability course taught by professor Carol Flueckiger with Alex Monroy, TA, created RISO prints illustrating the story of sorghum. The portfolio celebrates the beauty and strength of sorghum production within the semi-arid landscape. Students are learning about sorghum within the northwest Texas environment that is abundant in wind and sunlight and scarce in water. They are experimenting with how to show the elements: wind, sun and water within RISO print illustrations. What do you think about the relationship of RISO prints and agricultural production?
Students: Gracie Alvarado-Wanjura, Agricultural Communications, Katherine Duncan, Psychology, Perry Faught, Psychology, Mia Iaroslavitz, Biochemistry, Sunoo Jang, Biology, Sofia Kundivich, Nutritional Science, John Lammons, Geo Sciences, Tasha Lampkin, Psychology, Nevaeh Lewis, Pre-Nursing, Melany Montejo, Sociology, Dylan Pearson, Energy Commerce, Hector Trujillo, Pre-Business, Jaxon Wiggins, Personal Financial Planning
TTU Global Sorghum Conference, September. 14 – 18, Lubbock, TX
solar Powered Painting
Participants are invited to think about renewable energy by applying embellishing negative space on an large cyanotype. The negative space, or space between the branches indicates where sunlight exist in the composition.
May 16, 2026. CASP Fundraiser, Lubbock, Texas.
February 26, 2026. Wallace Theatre, Levelland, Texas.
Drawing Playa Wetlands
Learn about playa wetland ecosystems and the movement to restore them through exploring a wetland and drawing.
UPCOMING: November 20, 2026, Tablelands Center for Bioregional Art, Shallowater, TX
9:30-11am, Friday, October 9, 2026, Playa Classroom, Nazareth, TX
10-2pm, June 6, 2026, Playa Classroom, Nazareth, TX.
April 18, 2026, La Cuna Art Center Land + Water Conference, Castell, TX
February 28, 2026. Wallace Theatre, Levelland, TX.
Solitude of Selfie / Drawing ON History
An artist book workshop about Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s 19th century speech Solitude of Self, in honor the the 100th year anniversary of the 19th amendment. Participants make zines about a historic piece of writing.
February 12 & 14, 2019. CAA ARTexchange, Hokin Gallery, Columbia, College. Chicago, Illinois.