North Star: Mark di Suvero
Bring a blanket and view the re-digitized 1977 documentary North Star: Mark di Suvero, directed by Francois de Menil, written by art historian Barbara Rose, [...]
Chinati Weekend
A weekend of lectures, readings, exhibitions and peripheral high-desert hoopla all over Marfa, centered around the Chinati Foundation, whose schedule of events is available online.
Dallas Architecture Forum Panel Discussion: The Elephant in South Dallas’ Living Room: What Do We Do With Fair Park?
Fair Park is one of Dallas’ architectural jewels, and also a border between downtown Dallas and Deep Ellum and some of the city’s most impoverished [...]
Sticky & Creepy: A Post It Art Show
Creepy drawings on sticky notes. $10 gets you a 2′x 5′ wall space. First come first served, hanging will be on Thursday Oct. 4th 5-8pm [...]
Chef Louis Ortiz: Bel Geddes and the Modern Kitchen
Chef Louis Ortiz leads a discussion about Depression-era food innovations and Bel Geddes’s influence on the modern, electric kitchen. In conjunction with the exhibition I [...]
I Have Seen the Future: Norman Bel Geddes Designs America
When you drive on an interstate highway, attend a multimedia Broadway show, or watch a football game in an all-weather stadium, you owe a debt [...]
Ann Wood: Violent Delights
Sculptural animals are frozen in a moment of ultimate humiliation, covered with what appears to be frosting, flowers, and bows.
The Community Dialogue Series: Ricardo Viera
Ricardo Viera, Professor of Art, Director/Curator of Lehigh University Art Galleries, Bethlehem, PA speaks on Contemporary Latin American Art from Lehigh University Art Galleries Teaching [...]
Tuesday Evenings Lecture Series: KAWS
Brooklyn-based artist KAWS (born Brian Donnelly) has received critical acclaim for straddling the commercial and fine art worlds. His monumental sculpture, Companion (Passing Through), 2010, [...]
Music For Silence
Sarah Rothenberg performs works for the piano including John Cage’s 1952 modernist milestone 4’ 33” and work by Cage’s musical heroes, Satie and Schoenberg.
Plurality: Paperwork
Works that speak loudly about being paper-made, displaying unique usage and original forms that are only made possible in paper, curated by Mari Omori. Presented [...]
Artists on Film: Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present
With total access granted by Abramovic and The Museum of Modern Art, this riveting documentary sets the context for her work, including archival footage of [...]
Bonnie Gammill: A Certain Kind of Bliss
Blackbox, a new art space located in central Austin, presents interactive reliefs by artist Bonnie Gammill that invite the viewer to pet, brush, and groom [...]
Manuel Miranda: Outgoing Animals
“Images of animals are used to communicate raw emotion, because people tend to hide this part of themselves. The animals and characters in the paintings [...]
Perspectives 2012: Lone Star College-North Harris Art Faculty Exhibition
Featuring works by Joel Barr (photography), Gary M. Conners (multi-media collage), Roy Hanscom (ceramics), Kay Nguyen (video, ceramics), Anita Rogers (painting), and Eric T. Sims [...]
David Brauer: Prints from a Collection
Prints from the collection of art historian David Brauer highlighting the explosion of printmaking with the emergent Pop Art moments in Britain in the early [...]
Dana Frankfort: For the Birds
The works in Frankfort’s third solo exhibition at the gallery focus on the landscape from observation.
Rick Timmons and Matt Bagley: Peculiar Realities
Rick Timmons paintings invoke the myth of the outlaw loner, while Matt Bagley’s works are artifacts from his own personal narrative that seems to coincide [...]
