"benjamin terry"

From Gallery Urbane: “As the title suggests, the exhibition centers around a rift, a shift, an evolution. What has come before provides a foundation, but the approach has shifted. This…

From Galleri Urbane: “Galleri Urbane is pleased to announce Inconsiderately Happy, an exhibition of artworks by Dallas-based artist Benjamin Terry. For his third solo exhibition with Galleri Urbane, Terry continues…

The work pivots on carefully planned silliness and deceptively poor craft, and this balance of thoughtful and careless gives them an edge.

From Galleri Urbane Dallas: “Dallas-based artist Benjamin Terry returns for his third solo exhibition with the gallery. Following a postponed exhibition that resulted in a virtual presentation in 2020, Bits…

A show of works by Dallas artist Benjamin Terry. “The show follows the lead of Terry’s recent exhibitions that have used site-specific, painting-based installations as a means to engage with personal…

An exhibition of new works by Dallas-based artist Benjamin Terry.

“In his newest body of work, Benjamin Terry draws inspiration from the poetic structure of the limerick. Known for his clever use of bright colors and bold shapes, Terry emphasizes…

A lot of artists use building materials to make art, but Terry does a nice job of driving home the fact that he’s turning useful things into message-free useless things.

A show of works by Dallas-based artist and curator Benjamin Terry. “The exhibition features a dynamic installation of wall and floor-based paintings and sculptural works that embrace a highly developed sense…

Benjamin Terry says: “I’m interested in moments that seem slightly off. Multiple reads. The way a shape, a line, an interaction, a material, or a color can create, alter, and…

Paintings of memory, fantasy, dreams and time.

Works of art that address life in transition – transformation of the physical and psychological.

New paintings which combine representational images and the chaos of ephemeral composition.  Working with memory, fantasy, dreams, and time, the artist uses multiple selves to creates a narrative sequence reflecting…

This week: an exhibition about major conflicts between the U.S. and Central America in El Paso, a solo show examining the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' efforts related to Ike Dike in Austin, a meditation on aging in Dallas, and more.

William Sarradet writes about two current Dallas exhibitions: a show of works from the collection of Seth Davidow at SITE131, and a show of paintings by Masamitsu Shigeta at 12.26.

Emma Ahmad reviews the exhibition "Stack and Smoosh," curated by Benjamin Terry and featuring work by Claire Kennedy, Niva Parajuli, and Megan Reed.

From Galleri Urbane: “Galleri Urbane is pleased to announce Stack and Smoosh, a group exhibition of works by Dallas-based artist Claire Kennedy, Austin-based Niva Parjuli, and Los Angeles-based Megan Reed.…

100 West has announced its fall 2022 Corsicana Artist and Writer Residents, including creatives from Berlin and Brooklyn.