Push: New Paintings by Charlotte Smith
Opens Saturday, September 10, 5:30–8:30 pm Smith’s first solo show with Cris Worley Fine Arts pushes the boundaries of her acclaimed, painstaking drip and drop [...]
Dialogues: About Our Times
Opening: September 10, 2011 | 4–6 pm Featuring works by Linda Anderson, Beatrice Baldwin, Chris DiRaddo, Christopher Hynes, and Ruth Lauer.
Tony Cragg: Seeing Things
Billed as “The first major Cragg show in the U.S in 20 years”; featuring 30 large-to medium large sculptures from the internationally-acclaimed artist, made between [...]
Mind, Body & Spirit: Sculpture and Paintings by Kevin Renner
Bold, organic, clay sculptures by Kevin Renner, a Highland Park High School Graduate, who obtained his BA from UTD and his MFA at the San [...]
Raimund Girke, 1930 – 2002: Investigating White
Opens Saturday, September 10, 5 – 7 pm. The late Raimund Girke, once at the forefront of Analytical Painting, participated at the 1977 Documenta VI [...]
Steel: Fun with Guns and Pachinko Machines
Opens Saturday, September 10, 6–8 pm NY artist Margaret Evangeline paints with bullets, piercing sheets of stainless steel. Suguru Hiraide (Wichita Fallas, TX) adapts Japanese [...]
Kris Cox: Constructed Paintings
Opens Saturday, September 10, 6–8 pm Working within an intricate process of carving, filling, sanding, and painting, Colorado-based abstractionist Cox “constructs” each painting to function [...]
Britt Ragsdale: Screen Test
Video artist Britt Ragsdale, recent CultureMap People’s Choice Award Winner at the 2011 Big Show, is holding an open screen test in Lawndale’s room 317. [...]
Otis Jones: New Work
Opens Saturday, September 10, 6–8 pm Jones’ blunt, minimal sculpto-paintings alternate in hue and texture, some flat, some polished, some pitted, with the heightened physicality [...]
Marzia Faggin: Fragile
Opens Saturday, September 10, 6–9 pm Marzia Faggin presents us with a rainbow of addictions from the apothecary to the candy store: the artist painstakingly [...]
Poz Eyes and Our 30: Two Visual Conversations about HIV/AIDS in Black Southern Communities
Opens Saturday, September 10, 6–9 pm Organized by the Fahari Arts Institute, Poz Eyes is a photographic essay by Terrance Omar Gilbert that documents his [...]
