Chris Sauter: Escape Trajectory
Old Jail Art Center
February 8 - May 24, 2014
DFW
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New Order: TCU MFA 2014
January 18 through March 8, 2014
New work by TCU MFA candidates: Tara Cook, Ryan Goolsby, Jennifer Guest, Courtney Hamilton, Alyssa Hawkins, Fernando Johnson, Maxwell Morris, and Lucia Simek.
Great Escapes
January 25 through March 8, 2014
Featuring: Scott Barber, Burgess Dulaney, Jim Hodges, Lawrence Lee, Skeet Mcauley, Ike E. Morgan, Ann Stautberg, Valton Tyler, Bob Wade, John Wilcox, Robert Wilhite, Danny Williams.
Hydrologic: Recent Work by Judy Youngblood
Last Chance - December 13, 2013 through March 9, 2014
Noble Savages
Last Chance - January 25 through March 9, 2014
This exhibition plays off the concept of the outsider, untainted by civilization and living under his own inner rule.
Peter Ligon: It’s Gettin’ Dark, Too Dark To See
The Safe Room at Texas Theater
Last Chance - February 14 through March 14, 2014
Ligon presents a series of paintings that were made outside at night.
Lily Hanson | a little bit exactly like
Last Chance - February 15 through March 15, 2014
Hanson takes photographs of displays and dioramas made by children in fairs and malls and paints sections of these images onto cardboard panels.
DB14 (Dallas Biennial): Aleix Plademut, Paul Anthony Smith, Penelope Umbrico
Last Chance - February 15 through March 15, 2014
This work examines the use of the photographic image.
Anna Bogatin: Wanderings
January 11 through March 22, 2014
Bogatin considers herself as much of a philosopher as a painter and takes her inspiration from Buddhism.
Paper: Janet Chaffee, Jim Malone, and Kate Rivers
February 7 through March 22, 2014
An exhibition of works on paper.
The Endurance of Form: James Marshall
William Campbell Contemporary Art
February 22 through March 22, 2014
New sculptures featuring recent ceramics.
FOCUS: Fred Tomaselli
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
January 12 through March 23, 2014
Tomaselli is known for his visually packed paintings that are hybrid in materials, subjects, and cultural references. The exhibition presents a selection of works that span the past 10 years of the artist's career, including his layered paintings and New York Times collages.
Illuminating Nature: Billy Hassell
January 2 through March 23, 2014
30 recent works by the Dallas native painter merge nature guide and mystical totemism.
Young American Talent
H. Paxton Moore Art Gallery, El Centro College
March 3 through 26, 2014
A juried exhibition of high school visual arts students from the North Texas area. This year's show will feature 112 artworks in all media, chosen from 549 entries submitted. Awards will be given in the categories of Drawing, Painting and Watercolor, Mixed Media, Digital, Photography, Printmaking, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Design at the closing reception.
New York City
Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery
January 11 through March 29, 2014
The artists selected for this show have mostly lived in New York City all their lives and captured the energy and emotion reflected in the city during the Great Depression, WWII, the 1950's, the Vietnam War and the Disco era of the 70's.
Side By Each: Blair Vaughn-Gruler and Ernst Gruler
February 22 through March 29, 2014
This married couple work side by side but have distinctive styles.
Mute
February 22 through March 29, 2014
Featuring Jesse Morgan Barnett, John Frost, Michael Mazurek, Colby Parsons, Lucia Simek. Curated by Ryder Richards.
Marking a Course: David Bailin, Matt Duffin, Michael O'Keefe
February 18 through March 29, 2014
An exhibition of figurative art that conveys meaning through distinct mark making. Each artist's approach includes an element of humor, absurdity, or chance.
Michael E. Smith
February 15 through March 29, 2014
Smith’s work seems innocuous: tool parts and animal parts in a spare installation throughout the gallery read as remnants and remains.
Jeff Gibbons and Justin Ginsberg: ᗺ
February 22 through March 29, 2014
Apophenia Underground, an artist collaborative co-founded by Gibbons and Ginsberg are best known for their recent curatorial project Deep Ellum Windows. This exhibiton will consist of works made by the collaborative as an extension of their self-titled ongoing project.
Joseph Havel: Stacks
February 22 through March 29, 2014
Havel presents seven translucent towers of books piled onto one another. Cast in polyurethane resin, the sculptures have objects like paperback books and smooth stones suspended inside.
Jin-me Yoon: Extended Temporalities
Southern Methodist University Pollock Gallery
March 7 through 29, 2014
Works that are part of an ongoing series of performance works for video. Curated by Sally Frater, Pollock Gallery Curatorial Fellow.
Concentrations 56: Stephen Lapthisophon—coffee, seasonal fruit, root vegetables
October 27, 2013 through March 30, 2014
In his first U.S. museum solo show, Dallas-based artist Stephen Lapthisophon investigates how language and mark-making are linked to the formation of self-identity. His installations incorporate everyday objects such as furniture and foodstuffs.
Gib Singleton: Sculpture
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
January 30 through March 30, 2014
Singleton features a selection of bronzes loaned from San Angelo collectors Dr. William Buche and his wife Randi. Singleton is known as a sculptor of Western and Biblical subjects.
The Muses: Art about the Arts
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
January 30 through March 30, 2014
This exhibition draws from SAMFA’s permanent collection and the collections of other West Texas museums, to bring a selection of paintings, drawings, photographs, prints, and sculpture inspired by the arts. Works include a Picasso drawing and a John Sloan etching. During the February Art Walk, the San Angelo Civic Ballet will bring dancers into the galleries.
Soul of the Frontier: The Paintings of H.W. Caylor
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
January 30 through March 30, 2014
This exhibit, with works loaned from the Heritage Museum in Big Spring, the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum in Canyon, and private collectors, is a glimpse into the life of the West Texas frontier.
Artifacts from the Burial Site of the Unicorn T-Rex: Joshua Goode
March 1 through 30, 2014
Goode takes on the role of an archaeologist, researching, documenting, and rebuilding the legacy of an imaginary ancient civilization. He creates staged archaeological excavations and presents artifacts (small sculptures and paintings) that he has made.
drone: Sebastien Boncy
Cliff Gallery - Mountain View College
February 24 through April 4, 2014
Houston based photographer Boncy's newest installation is a selection of fifty-six, 4"x 6"photographs strategically and inconspicuously placed throughout the MVC campus simulating surveillance systems.
Border Land: Casey McGuire and Lindsay Palmer
Gallery 219 at Eastfield College
March 7 through April 4, 2014
McGuire and Palmer use found materials address the ideas of memory, survival, and change.
Explorers: Mark Todd and Esther Pearl Watson
CSC Gallery, McLennan Community College Visual Arts Building
January 22 through April 18, 2014
An exhibition about the personal experiences and memories of this husband and wife team.
Sorolla And America
Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University
December 13, 2013 through April 19, 2014
The first major exhibition of work by Joaquín Sorolla to focus on the impact of the artist in the United States. The exhibition will feature over 150 works.
Drawn In / Drawn Out: Contemporary Drawing
February 8 through April 19, 2014
A selection of work by contemporary artists who challenge traditional concepts of the art of drawing. Featuring: Adela Andea, Vernon Fisher, Linnea Glatt, Hollis Hammonds, Timothy Harding And Rusty Scruby.
Black / White: Masters of the Darkroom
February 8 through April 19, 2014
A photography exhibition exploring the digital era resurgence of interest in film photography and darkroom practice as a fine art medium. Works by Ansel Adams, Edward Weston, Fritz Henle, Robert Frank, Sebastião Salgado, John Sexton, Lewis Hine, Alma Ruth Lavenson, George Tice, and others.
David Collins: Unbound
March 1 through April 19, 2014
The second exhibition of paintings and color monotypes by Collins.
Big Hair & Sparkly Pants: A survey of what we think about Texas
February 9 through April 27, 2014
Another big ol' Texas extravaganza from the wild folks in Waco. Featuring Campbell Bosworth - Joe Ely - Dirk Fowler - Fort Lonesome - Scott Horn - Will Johnson - Robb Kendrick - Rex Klingerhoefer - Bruce Lee - Lilco Press (Lily Smith+Kirkley/Kim Owens) - Johnnie Swearingen - Jeff Wheeler, and Vintage Texas Music Posters.
Geoff Hippenstiel: Murder Ballad
February 22 through May 10, 2014
Hippenstiel's abstract paintings, made from enamel, wax, and metallic and fluorescent paint are loosely based on photographs of people, landscapes and reproductions of well-known artworks.
David Bates
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
February 9 through May 11, 2014
The Modern and the Nasher present a joint exhibition of the work of artist David Bates. The exhibition is a retrospective of Bates's work installed in both locations with an emphasis on painting in Fort Worth and sculpture and works on paper in Dallas. This is the first collaboration between the two museums.
David Bates
February 9 through May 11, 2014
The Modern and the Nasher present a joint exhibition of the work of artist David Bates. The exhibition is a retrospective of Bates's work installed in both locations with an emphasis on painting in Fort Worth and sculpture and works on paper in Dallas. This is the first collaboration between the two museums.
Drawn In / Drawn Out
February 8 through May 23, 2014
OJAC's Curator of Exhibitions, Patrick Kelly, and The Grace Museum's Curator, Judy Deaton, have teamed up to curate a drawing exhibition simultaneously hosted by both institutions.
Chris Sauter: Escape Trajectory
February 8 through May 24, 2014
In his installation Sauter finds connections between religious and scientific ideas and imagery.
Debra Broz : The Curio of Oddities
February 8 through May 24, 2014
Broz's humorous ceramic creations create a sense of surprise upon closer observation.
The Dallas Biennial aka Db14
February 1 through May 31, 2014
During the four-month event, work will be displayed in non-profit spaces, galleries, warehouses, artist-run spaces, corporate offices, a billboard and a magazine. Marking a transition from internet to physical exhibitions, DB14 is partnering with venues: The Goss Michael Foundation, The Power Station, The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Oliver Francis Gallery, Beefhaus Gallery, Eastfield College, Richland College, UTD CentralTrak and semigloss. Magazine. Visit their website at http://dallasbiennial.org and stay tuned to Glasstire for additional exhibition listings and announcements.
Dallas Biennial 2014 @ The Goss-Michæl Foundation
February 1 through May 31, 2014
An exhibition at the Goss-Michael Foundation including a Thomas Lawson Retrospective and group exhibition with work by Conrad Atkinson, Derek Boshier, Joseph Grigely, Stephen Lapthisophon, Adrian Piper, and Martha Rosler.
The Jerry Lee Musslewhite Collection of Korean Art
September 14, 2013 through August 15, 2014
Drawn from works belonging to a Texas born collector and long time docent at the Crow Collection of Asian Art, the Jerry Lee Musslewhite collection of Korean Art is comprised of exceptional examples of ceramics, furniture, clothing and painting.
Recents Posts
Women in Film, Dallas
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Lux, Lumens, and Candelas: Adela Andea at WATW
Standing alone in the center of the dimly lit gallery at Women and Their Work, I felt slightly uncomfortable. Ice Lumens, an enormous installation of [...]
FOCUS: Fred Tomaselli
In his current show at the Fort Worth Modern, Fred Tomaselli suspends layer upon layer of cutout images of flowers, jewels, bodily organs, and wildlife [...]
You Had to Be There: Performance Art in the Age of Instant Dissemination
Bill Davenport’s recent coverage of a couple of performance art events (1, 2) and the accompanying images made me think about a Tumblr I had started [...]
