February 2013 at the Graeber Estate

"It's Environmentally Inspired," IEI Austin's debut pop-up gallery and events space lit up downtown's 6th Street for three weeks in February. More than 1000 people attended our events, enjoyed fine arts and entertainment at the fabulous Graeber Estate.

Though these events have ended, please stay tuned. We'll be back with more exhibitions soon! 

To see or purchase featured upcycled works from the February show, visit our mobile-optimized gallery, or our Facebook Gallery. Check out our Press page to see reviews and news coverage.

Opening Night at the Graeber Estate

Kristy Battani, Off The Deep End

Vintage pharmacy slips, encaustic.

Shanny Lott, Tutti Frutti

Woven Aluminum Cans. Detail.

Nan Toole, Fashionista

Detail. Magazine Collage, Acrylic.

Flynnt Mishagen, "Untitled"

Soña Holman, Cycle of Life

Acrylic on canvas. 18" W x 24"H

Larry Graeber, Silver Lining

Silver Lining foam board, graphite, grease pencil, enamel, tape. 24 x 24 x 1.5

Jenn Hassin, Rosette Spectra

Newspaper

Jim Adams, Corkscrew

Scrap metal.

Wells Mason

Benc

Sharon Knauss

Wood ring with red ston

410 E. 6th Street (Center). Photo Credit Patrick Wong, Courtesy REATX

The show was installed at the Graeber Estate, an architecturally-inspiring home at 410 E. 6th Street, in the heart of downtown Austin.

The exhibition featured work by Jim Adams, Kristy Battani, Jennifer Chenoweth, Larry Graeber, Jenn Hassin, Nancy Germond, Soña Holman, Shanny Lott, Wells Mason, Flynnt Mishigan, Nan Toole, Matt Winters, and others.

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