Stuff to See: Holiday Edition, Part II

by Kelly Klaasmeyer December 22, 2011

More highlights from what’s up around town right now. Check out these shows as you do your holiday shopping, or do your holiday shopping at these shows…

Sicardi Gallery

“Graciela Hasper:  Recent paintings,” through December 24, 2011

Graciela Hasper

 

Graciela Hasper

It’s bright and exuberant abstraction but it doesn’t feel facile.

McClain Gallery

“Jeff Shore and Jon Fisher: Reel to Reel,” through February 4, 2012

McClain Gallery finally gave Jeff Shore and John Fisher the big gallery and they’re showing an amazing installation. These guys and their audio and video generating contraptions/sculptures/installations are always great.

Texas Gallery

“Andrew Masullo, Stephen Mueller, Thomas Nozkowski, Alan Shields, Peter Young” through December 31st at Texas Gallery.

Andrew Masullo, "5167"

The surface of this Andrew Masullo reminds me of rolled sheetrock texture – in a good way. And his work makes me think he’s Mary Heilmann‘s younger brother or something.

 

Darke Gallery

“Belle Epoque” through through February 5, 2012. Holiday Open House on Friday December 23, 3-6 p.m.

Britt Ragsdale's video "Flower Garden."

Britt Ragsdale‘s video “Flower Garden” features an undulating pile of women in 80s floral dresses.

Barbara Davis Gallery

“Daniel McFarlane: What I Saw” through through January 6, 2012.

Daniel McFarlane

Daniel McFarlane‘s got some sleekly executed work; flat bold color and crisp sections of raw wood meet comically drippy paint.

Daniel McFarlane


Anya Tish Gallery

“In Balance,” through January 7, 2012

George Grochocki, "Whispers of Whiteness Fall into Endlessness," 2011, Acrylic on canvas and wood, 44.5 x 45 x 4.75"

 George Grochocki had a great, sculptural but understated shaped canvas work at Anya Tish.

 PG Contemporary

“Susan Plum: Nuevo Fuego ” through January 7, 2012.

Susan Plum, detail of work

Susan Plum is doing pretty interesting stuff by torching and fusing glass rods. The glass networks are their best, however, when they are on their own, rather than combined with other elements.

Matthew Couper

These are back in the office at PG. I love the text on Matthew Couper‘s pseudo ex-votos.

Detail of work by Matthew Couper

 

 

 

 

 

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