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Groundhog Day (or Sea Change?)

Groundhog Day (or Sea Change?)

By Christina Rees on April 28, 2013

On April 25th, Dallas’ CentralTrak hosted Not Waiting for Permission, the second annual panel discussion on the state of the emerging arts in Dallas, organized [...]

Posted in Blog, Uncategorized | Tagged 500X, chriatina rees, Damien Hirst, deep ellum, francisco moreno, green bandana group, Sally Glass | 1 Response

Passion, or How You’re Responsible for What You See

Passion, or How You’re Responsible for What You See

By Meredith Jack on March 10, 2013

I’d rather not point fingers at specific artists, but I am concerned that there is a lack in much of contemporary art of what I [...]

Posted in Blog, Meredith Jack, Uncategorized | Tagged caleb sims, cedar bar, Damien Hirst, Dr. Raquel Caerols Mateo, kailee viator, lamar university, Meredith Jack | 11 Responses

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Radical Presence: Black Performance in Contemporary Art

By Kelly Klaasmeyer on February 9, 2013

Jean-Ulrick Désert is a Haitian-born American artist living in Germany. His performance project Negerhosen 2ooo is one of the standouts of the soon-to-close Radical Presence: [...]

Posted in Bless Their Hearts, Blog | Tagged Adrian Piper, black performance art, camh, Chitra Ganesh, clifford owens, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, Damien Hirst, Dave McKenzie, David Hammons, franklin sirmans, Houston Museum of African American Culture, Jacolby Satterwhite, Jayson Musson, Jean-Ulrick Désert, Josephine Nicholson, Kalup Linzy, performance art, radcial presence, Sherman Fleming, Simone Leigh, Tameka Norris, Valerie Cassel Oliver, Wayne Hodge, William Pope L., Xaviera Simmons | 1 Response

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“Co-Modify: Culture Lab Collective” at Victoria’s Nave Museum

By Harbeer Sandhu on January 8, 2012

Gold is on people’s minds a lot lately—more than usual, what with inflation worries, “End the Fed” protests and calls to return to a gold [...]

Posted in Article, Review | Tagged Culture Lab Collective, Damien Hirst, Dryden Wells, Harbeer Sandhu, Ian F. Thomas, Jonathan Whitfill, Mel Chin, Ryder Richards, Shreepad Joglekar, Sue Ann Rische, The Nave Museum, Walter Benjamin | 2 Responses

MTV: RE:DEFINE Benefit Art Event at Goss-Michael Foundation Raises Over $770,000

MTV: RE:DEFINE Benefit Art Event at Goss-Michael Foundation Raises Over $770,000

By Bill Davenport on October 1, 2011

The MTV Staying Alive Foundation announced that the inaugural MTV RE:DEFINE art exhibition and auction, held at the Goss-Michael Foundation in Dallas, has raised more [...]

Posted in Newswire | Tagged adam ball, Damien Hirst, Goss-Michael Foundation, mtv, MTV re:define, shepard fairey, simon de pury | Leave a response

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Of Brits and Bill Clinton: Art Auctions in Big D

By Betsy Lewis on September 20, 2011

Dallas has two big time auctions coming up, one this Friday at the Goss-Michael Foundation, the other in October at the Rachofsky House, each raising [...]

Posted in Don't Look. Okay Look., Uncategorized | Tagged amfAR, Benjamin Shine, Bill Clinton, D*Face, dallas contemporary, Dallas museum of art, Damien Hirst, Ervin Wurm, Faile, Goss-Michael Foundation, Haroshi, Jean Paul Gaultier, Mark Grotjahn, MTV re:define, Pam Glew, Rachofsky House, Rankin, Richard Meier, staying alive foundation, the Future Tense, TWO x TWO, Warhol | 2 Responses

The Pop-Up MoP SHoP at Goss-Michael Foundation

The Pop-Up MoP SHoP at Goss-Michael Foundation

By Betsy Lewis on June 26, 2011

 You can wear ugly clothes sort-of designed by Damien Hirst’s baby momma! You are so lucky! Remember buying that Peter Max t-shirt at Dillard’s in [...]

Posted in Don't Look. Okay Look. | Tagged Careless Whisper, Damien Hirst, Dillard's, George Michael, Goss-Michael Foundation, Jim Lambie, Maia Norman, MoP SHoP, Mother of Pearl, Peter Max, pop-up | 1 Response

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