Bill Davenport

A response to two spaces: Tony Feher’s Free Fall exhibition here at Diverseworks and Autumn Knight’s Futz: A Research Method installation at Project Row Houses, combining movement, poetry, improvisation, reading…

A response to two spaces: Tony Feher’s Free Fall exhibition here at Diverseworks and Autumn Knight’s Futz: A Research Method installation at Project Row Houses, combining movement, poetry, improvisation, reading…

Delicate works on rice paper reference opera, architecture, calligraphy, and literature.

An art show featuring select pieces from the personal collections of Joe and Tracy Self, Carol Ivey, Herb Levy, Karen Weinman, Matt Sacks, Billy Hayes, Mike Moffatt, Jessica Fuentes, and…

Freed from the constraints of making functional objects, ceramics artists began experimenting with abstract and figural forms, radical building techniques and surface treatments.

Performance-based videos, sculptures, and video stills. Featuring an astronaut-like character under some form of physical stress.

Booker’s transparent plastic-and-pin sculptures as well as his layered polyurethane, ink, and enamel paintings construct curving rectangles, cloudforms, or arrows that swarm in various winding pathways.

Photographs, graphics, art, music, video and artifacts of the Dallas Punk scene from 1976 through 1982.

Actor/artist Kevin Page’s monumental computer-controlled pointillism.

Music from across the African continent – songs and tunes inspired by love in all its expressions – in this free public program designed to echo the visual stimulation of…

Paintings centered on the idea that Miranda’s fictional characters have ambiguous roles.

Provocative collages, sculpture, wall paintings, and felt wall hangings subvert recognizable imagery, from cartoons to fairy tales to abstract expressionism, to question the legibility and resonance of the language of…

Anya Tish asks: “Does size matter?” with works by Vincent Falsetta, Orna Feinstein, George Grochocki, Dmitri Koustov, Steve Murphy, Charlotte Smith each artist represented by pieces in a varioety of…

A photographer earning her certificate at the Southwest School of Art captures the symbolic language of the body.

17th- to 20th-century silver and bronze objects, including liturgical pieces, hidden in a Venetian synagogue for 60 years and recently rediscovered and restored, including a half-dozen 18th-century Venetian paintings by…

Meticulous craftsmanship combines anxiety and violence with the subversive power of beauty.

Artists transform kitsch ceramic and porcelain figurines into high art by infusing them with political images and social propaganda.

Dr. Balanta offers insights into the work of Yinka Shonibare MBE, in a presentation titled Paradox, Excess and Complicity: Yinka Shonibare and the Conceptualization of (Post?) Colonial Experience.