Video tours of art exhibitions in Texas.
"Through video installation, staged production stills, drawing, performance and sculpture, the artists examine containers of spiritual and mnemonic residue."
"Wear is inspired by her combined interests in Cubist and early 20th Century sculpture with natural forms found in her garden."
"In the last year we have been developing through necessity the skills that Maggi would have had us cultivate in art."
"Through the commonality of material, both female artists use thread as a metaphorical armature to explore the nature of the line and the potential held therein, abandoning two dimensional restrictions of painting, and challenging the viewer’s visual and tactile perception."
"The exhibition is a reminder that no matter how crazy life gets, that there still are beautiful moments."
"Surround yourself in an immersive experience of fine art photography from Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and Monaco."
"The Reanimation Project" illustrates the fears and potential consequences of the rise of artificial intelligence.
Three solo shows at Plush Gallery, Dallas. Dates: March 27 – May 29, 2021.
"An experiment on the eternity of the instant In his artistic experiment, Pablo Bobbio shows us what we would prefer to look away from."
"Working predominantly with oil pastels as his medium of choice, Ingram portrays urban contemporary themes."
"Inspired by stories of nature regenerating and reclaiming space during the Covid-19 pandemic, this exhibition examines what happens when humanity removes itself from the natural world."
"Attention to the relationships between humans and the nonhuman environment defines the practice of Santa Fe-based artist Will Wilson (Diné/Navajo)."
"Shirin Neshat: I Will Greet the Sun Again" surveys approximately 30 years of the artist’s video works and photography, investigating her passionate engagement with ancient and recent Iranian history.
"It's been a tough start to the new year. So, let's take a moment to gather and celebrate the blessings of art and some time with good friends."
"Canchola debuts a series of work that examines the roles society casts on each other so that they are simply a 'type of character.'"
"The Order of the Simulation" explores the concept of heterotopias as developed by the French philosopher Michel Foucault.
Including works by Charles Marion Russell, Woody Big Bow, William Herbert Dunton, Nicolai Fechin, Ila McAfee, Charles Banks Wilson, John Young-Hunter, and others.
Artists include Frederic Remington, John James Audubon, Charles Marion Russell, N.C. Wyeth, Taos Society of Artists, Maynard Dixon, Georgia O’Keeffe, Allan Houser, Maria and Julian Martinez, and others.
"By reducing the image to lines and angles, the artists creates images of architectural spaces that connect the physical world to the non-physical."
In this body of work, Ankenman explores the ways in which the formal qualities of material, color and light elicit emotional responses in the viewer.