Matthew Sontheimer: Some Old Gum, Some New Gum, Some Chew Gum
Talley Dunn Gallery
January 15 - March 14, 2015
DFW
Upcoming
Wednesday, March 4
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On View
From 209: Not So Far From Where You Are
Charles W. Eisemann Center
10 am – 5 pm
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Thursday, March 5
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Opening
Carillon Gallery - Tarrant County College South
6–8 pm
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On View
Kettle Art
7–10 pm
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Friday, March 6
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Opening
The Louise Hopkins Underwood Center For The Arts- LHUCA
6–9 pm
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Saturday, March 7
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Opening
Noriko and Ushio Shinohara: Cutie and the Boxer in Dallas
Kirk Hopper Fine Art
6:30–8:30 pm
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2015 Regional Ceramics Competition
University of Dallas Beatrice M. Haggerty Gallery
Last Chance - January 21 through March 5, 2015
An exhibition featuring works by 47 artists from an eight-state area selected by juror Eva Kwong, noted ceramics artist and Associate Professor of Ceramics at Kent State University.
Jesse Morgan Barnett: Personal Life
Last Chance - January 23 through March 6, 2015
Dallas based artist Jesse Morgan Barnett’s installation designates categories of objects, images, and text according to aesthetic and conceptual relationships.
Jeff Gibbons: Auto Relativity Kinetotron
Last Chance - January 23 through March 6, 2015
Exhibition by mixed media installation artist Jeff Gibbons–a recent artist in residence at CentralTrak and co-organizer of the Deep Ellum Windows series of pop-up exhibitions.
1-7
Last Chance - January 16 through March 7, 2015
Works by current TCU MFA students Amanda Arredondo, Mason Bryant, Courtney Hamilton, Alyssa Hawkins, Fernando Johnson, Layla Luna, and Max Morris–all responding to the idea of algorithms in art-making practice.
Dallas Medianale
McKinney Avenue Contemporary (The MAC)
Last Chance - January 9 through March 7, 2015
An ambitious series of video installations, screenings, and intermedia performances, including work by Bruce Nauman, Joe Sola, Francis Alÿs, Gary Hill, Owen Kydd, John Whitney, James Whitney, Jennifer Reeder, Kyle Evans and James Connolly (Cracked Ray Tube), Sean Miller, Liz Larsen (LZX Industries), William Sarradet, Andrew Blanton, and others. More info HERE.
AMERICANA
ART7 Crockett Community Gallery
Last Chance - January 12 through March 7, 2015
The first of five juried group exhibitions showing varied perspectives in works by participating artists from Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and New Mexico.
Call and Response
McKinney Avenue Contemporary (The MAC)
Last Chance - January 17 through March 7, 2015
Part of the ongoing Dallas Medianale, this video installation show features work by Francis Alys, Gary Hill, Owen Kydd, Bruce Nauman, Tara Nelson, Joe Sola, and Micah Stanstell.
Lost In Trans
Last Chance - January 29 through March 7, 2015
Part of UNT Art Gallery’s “Collections, Cultures, and Collaborations” series, guest curator Tempestt Hazel (co-founder of the Chicago-based Sixty Inches From Center) has pulled together varying works from College of Visual Arts and Design collections, including work by contemporary artists Jeffrey Michael Austin, and Derric Clemmons, and Annette Lawrence.
Matthew Plummer-Fernandez and Anne Katrine Senstad: Color Gamut
Last Chance - February 5 through March 7, 2015
This exhibition of sculpture, works on paper, installation, and video projections by digital alchemists Matthew Plummer-Fernandez (UK) and Anne Katrine Senstad (NY) responds to popular use of color blending in ads and fashion design.
El Corazón
Last Chance - February 7 through March 7, 2015
The 21st installment of the Bath House Cultural Center’s popular annual exhibition featuring diverse creations by nearly 40 artists–all inspired by the heart (el corazón). The show is curated this year by Dallas artist and independent curator, Jose Vargas.
Rachel Fischer: Plastic Nirvana
Last Chance - February 14 through March 8, 2015
In her MFA thesis exhibition, artist Rachel Fischer's paintings and sculptures are part of an examination of consumer culture and the art object.
James Lassen: Textual Healing
Last Chance - January 31 through March 8, 2015
A solo show of artist James Lassen’s humorous, representational portrait paintings and drawings in which text message screens take precedence over the figures. U up?
Sarah Atlee and James Zamora: For Real
Last Chance - February 7 through March 8, 2015
A show of recent works by two contemporary,Texas-based realist painters, Sarah Atlee and James Zamora.
David A. Dreyer: Blues Before Dawn
Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden
Last Chance - February 7 through March 8, 2015
Dreyer’s intuitive, abstract paintings and sculptures reflect the time before sunrise, when most are settled into sleep and dreams.
Student Expo
Last Chance - February 14 through March 8, 2015
An annual exhibition showcasing the work of more than 50 up-and-coming Texas artists, juried this year by Jordan and Susan Roth.
RVR: Allegories
Last Chance - February 14 through March 8, 2015
New works by artists Hector Ramirez, Fabiola Valenzuela, and Brenda Randall.
Joyce Elaine Grant Photography Exhibition
Texas Woman's University East Gallery
February 11 through March 13, 2015
April Watson, Curator of Photography at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, MO, served as juror for the 14th Annual Joyce Elaine Grant Photography Exhibition, which features photography by 21 artists from throughout the U.S. and China.
Clare Benson: The Shepherd’s Daughter
Texas Woman's University East Gallery
February 11 through March 13, 2015
Solo show of photography by artist Clare Benson, whose work interweaves the nuances of hunting and the rugged landscape of her childhood into narratives revolving around genealogy, gender, memory and mythology.
Matthew Sontheimer: Some Old Gum, Some New Gum, Some Chew Gum
January 15 through March 14, 2015
Sontheimer’s stream of consciousness artworks are iterations of his internal dialogue on a variety of topics, rendered through interrelated hand-writings, printed text, and images. “Do you think this is angry man work?”
JMR: Piece Out
January 31 through March 14, 2015
A solo exhibition of works on paper and sculptural works of New York artist JMR (James Rizzi), influenced by elements of street art, illustration, and design.
Bud Clayton: Frame, Cast, & Repetition
February 9 through March 14, 2015
Paintings by artist Bud Clayton.
Jeff Kellar: Painting and Sculpture
William Campbell Contemporary Art
February 21 through March 21, 2015
An exhibition of paintings and sculptures from two of artist Jeff Kellar’s most recent bodies of work– his Blocks and Glimpse series’.
Loris Gréaud: The Unplayed Notes Museum
January 18 through March 21, 2015
The first US exhibition of work by cinema-influenced, French conceptual art star Loris Gréaud, whose meteoric rise includes installations at the Louvre, the Centre Pompidou, and the Venice Biennale. “It will be a really challenging show," he promises of the exhibition. "A genuine experience of art." Sounds a little pompous, but probably true.
Kristen Cochran: Soak Stain Bleed Bloom
SMU Meadows School of the Arts
January 31 through March 21, 2015
A series of mixed media drawings on paper and a site-specific soft sculptural intervention by artist Kristen Cochran, alumna of the Meadows School.
Vance Wingate: Ergo; Superergo
February 7 through March 21, 2015
A show of both new and earlier drawings, paintings, and collages by artist and Gray Matters Gallery owner (and TWU curator) Vance Wingate.
Urbanscapes
February 6 through March 21, 2015
A group show featuring paintings and prints by artists Daniel Blagg, Ty Wilcox, Maureen Brouillette and David Leonard
Jan Ayers Friedman and Pat Haverfield: Terrains
February 21 through March 21, 2015
A dual exhibition featuring works by artists Jan Ayers Friedman and Pat Haverfield with the theme of surroundings, boundaries, paths, and obstacles.
Jacques Lamy: Dreamscape
February 21 through March 21, 2015
Existential works by Dallas-based artist Jacques Lamy that blend real and imagined landscapes.
Adam Neese: Terra Incognita
Ro2 Art at The Magnolia Theatre
February 12 through March 26, 2015
An exhibition of artist Adam Neese’s imaginary landscapes–photographed collages and of imagery from a National Parks Guidebook of the American Southwest in front of real backgrounds.
Velibor Božović: Inside The Lazarus Project
February 26 through March 27, 2015
An exhibition of photography by Velibor Božović, created in collaboration with writer Aleksandar Hemon (this year’s UNT Artist-in-Residence) for the book “The Lazarus Project”–a National Book Critics’ Circle Award and National Book Award finalist. The show includes many images that were not included in the publication.
Giraud Polite: The Crawfish Circuit
Cliff Gallery - Mountain View College
February 23 through March 27, 2015
An audiovisual representation of culture in southwest Louisiana by photographer and multimedia artist Giraud Polite.
Arturo Mallmann, Andy Myers, Raymond Saa
February 21 through March 28, 2015
A group exhibition featuring paintings by Arturo Mallmann, sculptures by Andy Myers, and mixed media works by Raymond Saa.
Kim Cadmus Owens: Purposely Distorted for Clarity
January 17 through March 28, 2015
New paintings and a suite of letterpress prints in which artist Kim Cadmus Owens brings nostalgic imagery of structures, signs and words into contemporary contexts.
Intercollegiate Student Art Competition Exhibit
February 3 through March 28, 2015
A juried exhibit of more than 50 art works by students from Abilene-area colleges and universities–Abilene Christian University, Cisco College, Hardin-Simmons University, McMurry University, and Texas State Technical College. Also on view, Life after Death–a show of photographs by 19-year-old Abilene photographer Jeremy Martinez.
Anna Elise Johnson and Charlotte Smith: Ambassadors
February 21 through March 28, 2015
A two-person exhibition featuring abstractions by Charlotte Smith and collages by Anna Elise Johnson–both of whom are known for their experimental layering techniques and for pushing traditionally two-dimensional materials into 3D forms.
Stephen Lapthisophon / Jeff Gibbons / Vincent Ramos
February 21 through March 28, 2015
Three solo shows: Drink The Bath– painting, sculpture, and video work by Jeff Gibbons; Seven– Stephen Lapthisophon’s works on paper and canvas combining text and letterforms; and Vincent Ramos’ installation of small drawings and collages–The Parable of Arable Land, If I Had a Hammer, The Wilhelm Scream.
David Willburn: A Column of Air Between You & Me
February 22 through March 28, 2015
Fort Worth-based artist David Willburn addresses absence, pattern, and time in this fabric and wheat paste installation, comprised of geometrically reduced images of his dog.
Gail Peter Borden: Faceted Lines
February 21 through March 28, 2015
A large, solo exhibition by artist, architect, and author Gail Peter Borden, whose works act together as an entire installation wrapping around the gallery as well as individual fragments.
Color
February 21 through March 28, 2015
A group exhibition of work by artists Amy Cheng, Xan Sinclair Koonce, Masri, Roy Tamboli, Blair Vaughn-Gruler.
Kevin Todora: New Photographic Works
February 21 through March 28, 2015
A show of new works by Dallas-based artist Kevin Todora that go beyond the traditional matted and framed photography format.
From 209: Not So Far From Where You Are
March 4 through 31, 2015
Photographer "From 209" (Rick Rembisz) documents the environment, day-to-day activities, and ceremonies at a Vietnamese Buddhist Temple in Garland, Texas.
Who’s Afraid of Chuck and George?
February 13 through April 4, 2015
A visual art “roast” of Dallas artists Brian Jones and Brian Scott. who each make art works of their own as well as collaborate under the moniker “Chuck & George.” Nearly a hundred artists were asked to create work immortalizing the beloved duo for this homage exhibition.
Andrea Rich: An Abundance of Riches
January 23 through April 4, 2015
A show of recent woodcut prints by artist Andrea Rich.
Kristina Paabus: in for it
The Safe Room at Texas Theater
February 21 through April 4, 2015
Artist Kristina Paabus’ recent two-dimensional and sculptural works, utilize a combination of print techniques and are informed by her recent investigations in logic, game strategies, luck, and superstition.
Ludmila Pawlowska: Icons in Transformation
January 18 through April 5, 2015
Abstract paintings and sculptures created by contemporary artist Ludmila Pawlowska over the past decade.
FOCUS: RongRong&inri
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
January 31 through April 5, 2015
The Modern's FOCUS exhibition series showcases the work of the Chinese/Japanese, husband and wife collaborative team, RongRong&inri, who’ve been creating works that push the boundaries of traditional black-and-white photography since 2000.
El Sicario
February 22 through April 5, 2015
A show featuring paintings by Jose Antonio Galvan, known as El Pastor–who runs a housing and recovery program near Juarez and makes paintings based on Mexican identity and border issues–as well as drawings by legendary Texas self-taught artist and pastor, Reverend LT Thomas.
Beili Liu: STRATUS
January 22 through April 25, 2015
Artist Beili Liu’s large-scale installation–a hovering, cloud-like mass of granite and wax-coated sheets with motion sensitive lighting–is a rumination on water crises, and specifically, the current statewide drought.
Golden Legacy: Original Art from 65 Years of Golden Books
January 24 through April 26, 2015
An extensive exhibition of original illustration art from the beloved American picture-book series, Little Golden Books, launched in 1942.
Earlie Hudnall, Jr.
Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery
February 21 through May 9, 2015
Photographer Earlie Hudnall, Jr. studied at Texas Southern University in the late-1960s under the direction of John Biggers. This exhibition of Hudnall’s striking photographs includes images taken in African American neighborhoods in Houston, Galveston, and his hometown of Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
Dornith Doherty: Exchange
February 21 through May 9, 2015
With the support of a Guggenheim Fellowship, Dornith Doherty traveled across the Australian continent with x-ray equipment to photograph rare and critically threatened plants. This exhibition features new collages made from these x-rays.
Melvin Edwards: Five Decades
January 31 through May 10, 2015
A retrospective exhibition of renowned American sculptor and pioneering figure in African-American art, Melvin Edwards, who has redefined the modernist tradition of welded sculpture with his defiant artistic explorations of social, political, and personal issues. The show includes a range of works created since the 1960s, including never-before-seen pieces.
The Spiritual Image
February 7 through May 24, 2015
A fantastically wide-ranging selection of paintings, sculptures, drawings, and objects from the Old Jail Art Center’s collection that reference, elicit, or are inspired by spiritual ideas, feelings or responses.
Natasha Bowdoin: HEX∆M
February 7 through May 24, 2015
Intricately layered collages by artist Natasha Bowdoin, taking some inspiration from the initials HEX∆M carved into the limestone blocks that form the OJAC’s 1877 jail. This show is part of the Cell Series of exhibitions.
The Collection of Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass
March 1 through May 24, 2015
A selection of paintings and sculptures, from Impressionist to post-World War II art, amassed by pillars of the Texas philanthropy, the Bass family. Includes works by Van Gogh, Picasso, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Vuillard, Bonnard, Matisse, Miró, Léger, Chagall, Rothko, Rodin, Maillol, Segal.
Between Action and the Unknown: The Art of Kazuo Shiraga and Sadamasa Motonaga
February 8 through July 19, 2015
Works from the artists' 18-year engagement with the Gutai Art Association—the leading avant-garde group of postwar Japanese artists, along with to latter-day pieces created in the 1980s, 90s, and early 2000s. The DMA is now the official Gutai epicenter of the US!
Audubon’s Beasts
January 15 through August 2, 2015
A selection of hand-painted prints by famed scientist and artist John James Audubon (1785–1851)–some of his greatest depictions of North America’s four-legged animals in their natural habitats, from swamps to savannahs.
Framing Desire: Photography and Video
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
February 21 through August 23, 2015
An exhibition featuring recent acquisitions, including works by Cory Arcangel, Artemio, Larry Clark, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Rineke Dijkstra, Debbie Grossman, Candida Höfer, Misty Keasler, Ragnar Kjartansson, Robert Mapplethorpe, Gordon Matta-Clark, Ryan McGinley, Nicholas Nixon, Catherine Opie, Orit Raff, Laurie Simmons, Allison V. Smith, Arne Svenson, Frank Thiel, and Gillian Wearing.
India, Art, Time and Place
January 24 through October 18, 2015
A selection of art works from India from the Crow Collection of Asian Art, dating from between the 1st through 19th centuries.
Benevolence and Wisdom
February 14, 2015 through January 17, 2016
An exhibition of art works recently donated to the museum at the bequest of Margaret Doggett Crow, including Asian export porcelain, delicately carved jade vessels, and Japanese ivory netsuke.
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2015 Texas Sculpture Symposium, Part II
Slightly dehydrated, yet excited about hearing Ken Little’s talk for the Sunday morning session of the 2015 Texas Sculpture symposium, I arrived to copious amounts […]
Someone in Texas Loves You
Friday night I saw two shows and came away uplifted. Not that they were great, few things are, but the artists were trying: it wasn’t […]
Cyrus + Stanciell: Signs at Project Row Houses
As Long As These Weeds and the Green Grass Grow is a show of collaborative signs by contemporary artist Jamal Cyrus and Third Ward […]
Falling Hard For a Japanese Painter (But Not the One You Think)
Due to Dallas-based über-collector Howard Rachofsky’s dedication to Gutai, the radical post-war Japanese artist group, and in tandem the Dallas Museum of Art’s current commitment […]
