Tandem Arts Partnership Presents: The Amster International Art Collection
Tandem Arts Partnership is honored to offer a rare opportunity for collectors and art enthusiasts. Renowned artist, teacher, and collector Susan Amster has generously opened her International Art Collection to the public—inviting collectors to acquire remarkable works from around the globe.
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Exhibition Details
Dates: August 22 – September 9
Location: Inspired Minds Art Center, Buda, TX​
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Opening Night Reception:
Friday, August 22 | 6:00–8:00 PM
Meet collectors, art lovers, and community leaders at this special gathering to celebrate the power of art and its role in cultural exchange.
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Support the Arts
All proceeds from the exhibition directly benefit TAP’s creative initiatives, amplifying arts education, outreach programs, and community engagement.
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Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to acquire internationally curated artworks by the Amster sisters—while supporting art’s transformational impact.
About the Amster Sisters
Susan Amster BFA ‘62; MFA ‘68 (E Texas) & PhD ‘72 is a lifelong advocate for the integration of art into everyday life. She began her formal training as a child and went on to earn a BS and MS in Painting & Drawing, followed by a Doctorate in Curriculum & Instruction. Her career includes serving as Chair of the Art Department at Illinois State University, participating in the NEH Humanities Institute, and contributing to arts education nationally. Her work reflects a passion for using art to promote critical thinking, creativity, and global understanding.
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Stephanie Amster, BFA ‘62 & MFA ‘68 was equally accomplished, with a celebrated career in both studio art and arts education. She developed innovative computer graphics programs at institutions such as the University of Texas and Illinois State University. She exhibited in major venues including the Lee Nordness Gallery in New York, founded a study-abroad program in Florence, Italy, and directed the Renaissance Art Festival in Illinois for nearly two decades. Her contributions were recognized with numerous awards and a scholarship in her name at Illinois State University.