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The San Antonio Water System hosted it's annual Confluence conference on February 12, 2013 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. Mayor Henry Cisneros kicked off the conference, which was attended by over 800 students from across The San Antonio Metroplex.
One of the projects the students participated in was putting together an 8 foot puzzle that was replicated from an art piece called View From The Hemisphere by local San Antonio artist, Patti Schermerhorn.

Artist Patti Schermerhorn's art work is on the cover of author Stephanie Siciarz's first novel, Left At The Mango Tree. The book premiered on Amazon October 4, 2013 and is the first in a series of books that the artist will be creating the covers for.

Left at the Mango Tree was short listed on the Dundee International Book Prize and was awarded the Kirkus Star for Exceptional Merit.

Personal note from me :) Please go check out this book and buy it! The author self-published and it's an outstanding book! It is available in paperback or for download on Kindle on Amazon.

DesignsDiaNoche Designs, meaning Day and Night Designs, creates stunning pieces of art that double as lights. This unique concept beautifully brings to life our Art Today — Light Tonight concept. DiaNoche Designs’ founders, Rachel and Erik Mathews, put a new twist on an old idea, adding state-of-the-art technology and customer appeal to create a functional, elegant design.
They have over 100 artists in their portfolio and an evolving selection of home decor items that they are adding daily these beautiful designs on to share with their customer base.
Designs can be found on duvets, blankets, towels, bath mats, shower curtains, sheets, pillows, cutting boards, slate, and i products.

Pasta Amore Bar located in Roseville California made a bold decision to incorporate a colorful splash of art work from Texas artist, Patti Schermerhorn, onto their menu board.

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The Best of Fredericksburg Magazine releases it's Fall Cover for 2012. Numerous artists are highlighted and Artist Patti Schermerhorn's piece More Pasta Please highlights our "Eats" category.
The Original is still available and can be purchased at Artisans At Rocky Hill in Fredericksburg. Owner Anne Bradley stated that she "always loves the colors that Patti brings to my gallery, they truly bring a splash of color to my space."

Artist, Patti Schermerhorn's cow, Udderly Austin, that was created for the Austin Cow Parade in the Fall of 2011 is now on display at the Bullock Museum. Udderly Austin was purchased by the US Money Reserve in Austin and owner, Milton Verott, has placed the cow on loan to the museum for the next three years for public display.

Since 2001, The Bullock Texas State History Museum in downtown Austin has been engaging audiences, to interpret for themselves, the continually unfolding "Story of Texas." One of the most popular attractions in Central Texas, the Museum has been visited by over 5 million people coming from every state in the United States and every continent on Earth.

Guests can explore the "Story of Texas" through three floors of exhibits that showcase artifacts from around the state; immersive special-effects films on history and culture in the Texas Spirit Theater; and Austin's premier IMAX Theatre.

From the 35-foot-tall bronze star sculpture that...

For over 19 years, convention delegates, business travelers and tourists have relied on Enjoy Magazines to help them to get the most out of their stay. For the latest restaurants, shopping golf courses, you can find it all here. Need a hotel to stay at? Fine dining or a casual restaurant? Maps, things to do, sight and attractions.
For their Fall of 2012 edition, Enjoy Magazine's chose the art work of Patti Schermerhorn to place on the cover of their San Antonio Traveler's Guide. The Original art work, Fall On The River, can be purchased at Art Incorporated in San Antonio.

Patti Schermerhorn uses vivid color in all of her art and believes that color truly sets a tone and movement and stirs it around to create passion in those who view it. The featured painting is from her San Antonio series that she painted to represent our city’s culture of color and energy. Her art work can be found in private & corporate collections throughout the US and abroad. Patti uses her love of art to donate a tremendous amount of artwork to charity events. This past fall during the Austin Cow Parade, her cow “Udderly Austin” sold at auction for $62,000 and was the third highest selling cow of the event. All of her art work can be viewed at http://www.patti-schermerhorn.artistwebsites.com/
On view at City Hall on the bottom level conference room.

Local Artist, Patti Schermerhorn, signing her prints at Bed Bath and Beyond
Presented by Art Incorporated Gallery of Fine Art
September 3, 2011
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Local artist, Patti Schermerhorn's, art work has gone national and is now available at Bed Bath and Beyond.



Come meet her and view her vibrant, San Antonio themed art work at the Alamo Quarry Location.



She will also be giving away a limited edition signed piece at the event.

Her prints are available at all the San Antonio Locations.



Bed Bath and Beyond

255 E Basse Rd
San Antonio, TX 78209

Free and open to the public

Info Phone: free

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Dates: September 3, 2011

Times:
12:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Posted on August 24, 2011 at 6:33 PM


AUSTIN -- Have you noticed those painted cows popping up around Austin? Another herd is about to make a moo-ve. It is part of a benefit for Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas.
It is "utterly" Austin. A herd of 45 brightly painted, sometimes tiled and occasionally kissed cows have popped up all over the city.

"It's a nice little change of pace,” said James Shook.

"I like the one on Lamar that says ‘I love moo’ and it's got all of the kisses on it,” said Betsey Bird.

A taco cow, a glow in the dark firefly one, and 24 others designed by local artists will soon head out out.

Crews are planning for a busy night of top secret installations starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday. The cows will all be in place by 7 a.m. on Thursday.

KVUE News had permission to make one reveal. A bovine covered in fiery colors of yellow, orange, red, and black created by KVUE Photographer Doug...