Letitia Huckaby - Sarena, 2012, pigment print on watercolor paper, 20" x 30," Edition of 7 I was out Thursday of last week, visiting art galleries and most everyone was gearing up for this weekend. Even the MADI museum is opening with a Victor Varsarely show that will be a must see. Kirk Hopper Fine Art was installing their show and I briefly met their featured artist Du Chau. His politically charged...
image: Centennial Park 1. Nashville, TN. Photo Courtesy of the Architect The Dallas Architecture Forum Presents Acclaimed Landscape Architect THOMAS WOLTZ, FASLA PRINCIPAL, NELSON BYRD WOLTZ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS NEW YORK CITY and CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Wednesday, February 6, 2019 // 7pm At the Horchow Auditorium, Dallas Museum of Art The Dallas Architecture Forum is pleased to continue its...
If you’re looking for a calm before the storm of “DFW Art Month,” then I would recommend two shows to visit. First, take yourself away on a trip to the quiet abstraction of boats and the sea wave. At least many of David Aylsworth’s paintings seemed to visually reference the nautical theme. For a further strip down show of pure colors and white rectangles, head over to see Jeffrey Cortland Jones’...
LANCE LETSCHER at Conduit Gallery / by Todd Camplin Think of an artist that has been plugging away in relative obscurity, then finally reaches a level of deserved recognition. It seems that Lance Letscher is having that moment. Shows have been opening up to him in the US and across the Atlantic. He has been featured in a film about him and his process. This weekend will be the end of his show at...
IT'S A NEW YEAR OF ART IN DALLAS! by Todd Camplin It is a new year and with this time of renewal, I would like to lament about a few shows coming or came down in January before I preview some exciting new shows for you to get out and see. On January 2nd, a powerful show of masks was up at Liliana Bloch Gallery. With the season so busy, my intended write-up of Alicia Henry's work just got away from...
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