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By Thomas Ezekiel Williams on May 21, 2013
Overall, Jeff Gibbons’ show(s) at Oliver Francis Gallery in Dallas is great—please go see it. It feels a little disjointed, but dealing with it by [...]
Posted in Blog, Uncategorized | Tagged jeff gibbons, Oliver Francis Gallery, thomas ezekiel williams |
By Francis Giampietro on April 24, 2013
I recently traded the gritty Houston humidity for the strange sibling rivalry of the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Somewhere in the center of this familial spat [...]
Posted in Blog, Uncategorized | Tagged apophenia underground, deep ellum windows, francis giampietro, hannah hudson, jeff gibbons justin ginzberg, Kevin Rubén Jacobs, kristin oppenheim, Oliver Francis Gallery, pierre krause |
By Leslie Castro on February 20, 2013
Over the weekend I had the amazing pleasure of visiting Dallas. Yes, that’s right, pleasure! Aside from the major Dallas institutions, I was fairly ignorant [...]
Posted in LMC y Pensamientos Pochosos, Uncategorized | Tagged Heyd Fontenot, Kevin Rubén Jacobs, margaret meehan, noah simblist, Oliver Francis Gallery, Sally Glass, Semigloss Magazine, ut dallas centraltrak |
By Lucia Simek on September 23, 2012
Despite all that’s wrong in this society it’s the responsibility of the new artists to occur. The explanation that the times and the society are [...]
Posted in Blog, Shelf Life | Tagged bradly brown, Oliver Francis Gallery, shelby meier, snafu |
By Bill Davenport on June 13, 2012
On Saturday, June 16, eight galleries located in the Deep Ellum and Expo Park kick off the Summer together with East Dallas Gallery Day. Barry [...]
Posted in Newswire | Tagged 500X, barry whistler, centraltrak, east dallas gallery day, Kirk Hopper, Oliver Francis Gallery, reading room, The Public Trust, waas |
By Betsy Lewis on February 14, 2012
“It’s Just Meant to Be” is remarkably barebones for a film nerd’s nirvana. It is also visual art for people who wanted Walter Isaacson’s biography [...]
Posted in Blog, Don't Look. Okay Look., Uncategorized | Tagged And/Or Gallery, Kevin Rubén Jacobs, Michael A. Morris, Oliver Francis Gallery |
By Christina Rees on November 21, 2011
This last April I attended a curators’ symposium in Austin during the Texas Biennial. It was a day-long series of panel discussions and presentations hosted [...]
Posted in Article, Christina Rees, Feature, Uncategorized | Tagged Brand 10, Christina Rees, good/bad art collective, guerilla curating, jeremy strick, Karen Weiner, Kevin Rubén Jacobs, michael corris, Modern Ruin, nasher, Oliver Francis Gallery, reading room, Ryder Richards, Stephen Lapthisophon, Subtext Projects, Thomas Feulmer |