 Omar Hernandez, Board Member/President-Elect (2011-2012)
2012 (FALL) TASA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
SAN ANTONIO
October 11-13, 2012
Hosts: University of Texas at San Antonio and San Antonio College
2012 Conference Co-Chairs:
Greg Elliott (University of Texas at San Antonio) & Susan Witta-Kemph (San Antonio College)
PAST CONFERENCES
2011 (FALL) TASA ANNUAL CONFERENCE - DALLAS / FORT WORTH POST CONFERENCE ENVISION NEWSLETTER
Click here to read more about the 2011 (Fall) TASA Annual conference - Dallas/Fort Worth in the 2012 (Fall) TASA Envision Newsletter (PDF file, around 800KB)
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2011 (FALL) TASA ANNUAL CONFERENCE - DALLAS / FORT WORTH
CONFERENCE DATES: September 23rd, 24th 2011
Hosted by Dallas/Ft. Worth Consortium
CONFERENCE THEME: Fluid Dynamics-Navigating the Evolving Arts
KEYNOTE SPEAKER- Van Romans - President of the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
2011 Conference CO-CHAIRS: Omar Hernandez and Scott Robinson
 Van Romans - President of the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
2011 TASA Dallas/Fort Worth Conference Itinerary
Click here for the updated Conference Itinerary (Microsoft Word file)
Click the following links for:
- 2011 TASA Dallas/Fort Worth Conference Brochure (web page)
The Conference was at the beautiful Trinity River Campus of the Tarrant County College District. The facilities were acquired from Radio Shack which included a cataloged art collection, state of the art audio visual equipment, and contemporary architecture.
The location of the conference and hotels were near the latest Ft Worth hot-spot- the So7 district. "The Shops at So7 is pedestrian friendly and home to a lively mix of shopping, dining and entertainment. From karaoke and burgers to French cuisine and wine bars, So7 offers something for everyone year round. Walk from your door and enjoy shopping, dining, entertainment and people-watching just minutes away."
During the conference attendees had access to the Ft Worth Cultural District. Where else will you find six world class museums all in one setting? From ancient artifacts of the Far East to exhibitions about the American West, the Fort Worth Cultural District museums are your window to the art and science of the world.
 Annette Lawrence
Theory, 2003
Glassell School; Houston, TX
Paper, String, Tape Glue
39 x 24 x 2 feet
Annette Lawrence, renowned artists and UNT professor, is one of the conference speakers. See more of her work at: http://www.annettelawrence.net/main.html
2011 Conference CO-CHAIRS: Omar Hernandez and Scott Robinson
Contact:
Omar Hernandez
El Centro College - DCCCD
Art Dept.
801 Main St.
Dallas, Texas 75202
214-860-2343
H: 817-637-2798
F: 214-860-2689
ohernandez1@dcccd.edu
eoh5431@dcccd.edu
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