Anthem: Big Sound/Big Silence, Curated by Ian F. Thomas
Texas Tech University Folio Gallery
March 3 - 16, 2014
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Anthem: Big Sound/Big Silence, Curated by Ian F. Thomas
Texas Tech University Folio Gallery
Last Chance - March 3 through 16, 2014
For this exhibition Trevor King delved into demolition derbies and searched for art content in its activity and culture.
Barnaby Fitzgerald: Moments, Still Lives and Figures
January 24 through March 23, 2014
Fitzgerald is a professor of painting at Southern Methodist University who divides his time between teaching and painting in the United States and painting and video work in Togo, West Africa and Umbria, Central Italy. This show consists of small panels in tempera and large oils.
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.
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.
Paul Plunket: Photographs
Texas Tech University SRO Photo Gallery
February 17 through March 30, 2014
Plunket’s series, The Grassy Knoll - Dealey Plaza, documents visitors trying to understand what exactly happened when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.
A Leo H: Anthony Huff and Fractured Figurations: Kimberly J. Schaefer
Abilene Center for Contemporary Arts
March 4 through May 3, 2014
Huff displays a collection of multi-layered and textured mixed-media works while Schaefer investigates identity through the human form.
American Indian Art from the Susan J. Allen Collection
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum
October 5, 2013 through September 1, 2014
Since its inception in 1921, the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society has preserved American Indian material, cultural artifacts, and art objects. While numerous donors added to the Society's Native American collection over the previous eighty-two years, Susan J. Allen deserves special recognition because of the large amount of objects she gave and their overall high quality.
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