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Witness to an Apparition —
Sculpture by Kelly Garrett Rathbone
A conversation about one sculptor's work

Kelly Garrett Rathbone Testimone
terra cotta,
wood and glazes
Pencil-piercings — the critics vs. the artist?
Ken Shaddock and J R Compton trade artly critical remarks about sculpture by Kelly Garrett Rathbone showing through August 11 at Hal Samples on Main Street. Rathbone asked Ken to review her show her show at Hal Samples through mid-August. She liked his Elbow of Art story here, and together we emailed together a review incorporating a lot of pictures, so you can decide for yourself, also.
See our words, read her sculpture on Witness to an Apparition.

Brushes and Paint at Chuck & George
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| We didn't exactly plan it, so Ken Shaddock's and my story about Dallas sculptor Kelly Rathbone unfolded like one of our far-ranging conversations. Jim Dolan interviewed Centraltrak Director Charissa Terranova. The 2009 Oak Cliff Speed Bump Art Tour The Adventures of Yen-Hua Lee, An Artist's Cautionary Tale About Getting Your Hopes Up And Expecting Things To Go Smoothly Just Because You Did Almost Everything Perfect" Story and Photographs by James Michael Starr. Art Here Lately explores art in Dallas with stories about an artist changing his style and another artist copying a famous work. Homage or rip-off?. ThEdblogs follows site-, editorial- and Editor J R Compton-specific concerns, with a ThEdblog Index at the bottom. I've just finished a series of major updates to my popular How to Photograph Art page The big 2009 Texas Biennial Page; the places statistics; and the Dallas artists Saturday Night of Art - a high-speed romp through three hot galleries on a cold night in January. The Winter Show is finally over. Aesthetic Crisis Center is blooming. The Index of unDO Columns, explains my un Dallas Observer columns. The Fierce Blog lives! Sculpture Superb, the Shaped Addendum The Art Ennui Index and the equally onerous Objectivity Index explains those, so I never have to. Texas Sculpture Association's Silver Anniversary at the Plano ArtCentre 500X '08 Open Show & Kettle's Spring Cleaning Unsolicited Art — is a free-for-all page.How to Look at Art is the story of a panel discussion by that name, which began the day of the Dallas Art Dealers Association (DADA) Spring Gallery Walk. Barnstorming The Contemp – gathers artists to brainstorm new uses for their new building. A Reluctant Review explains about critiquing art by critiquing one piece. Tats, Sistahs, 50/50, Verse & Eggs Emotionally abused and battered, Grad students see hope! - Dave Hickey at UTD in 2003 Jim Dolan writes about Teresa Elliott's portraits of cows in The Strange Familiar and Katja Zimmerman's Bill Traylor Beyond Plagiarizing shows an artist ripping Bill off. Recently Updated DARts Pages: D-Art 2005 Member Show; Modalities of the Visible; 2002 Gallery Night Extravaganza ; Pix2 - The Critics' Choices Wallpaper & Other Repeating Patterns The Dallas Contemp's New Building reminds of us D-ART's checkered and oft rewritten history. Showing Process, Again - The 15th Annual White Rock Lake Artists Studio Tour. |
A Simple Introduction to this site. The Site Map indexes our indexes, not all of which are thoroughly updated, but it's a great start. The DARts Archives from the 18 or so years we printed ink on paper. After here, links move to the Reviews Index. Submission Guidelines - How to send stuff The oft-updated Arts Calendar of shows, lectures, tours and other Dallas art-related events Index of Subindexes - all our departments Art Crit - index of stories about art Art Spaces - places that have art The Reviews Index lists most of our stories that aren't linked left of here on this page of more recent pages. The Aesthetic Crisis Center has hundreds of links to visual, animated, interactive, art and political sites. Index of Annual and other Art Tours and Visits Art Movies Reviewed & thousands of other movies reviewed ThEDblog follows The Editor's thoughts, issues, activities and plans for and about this site and other stuff. Now there's Art Here Lately. Before that there was EAT ART. I'm sensing a trend. Gallery & Art Space Information Page Visual Art Groups in Dallas & Texas J R's Collection - my art collection Small Sculpture in Texas - 3-D art stories Index of Supporting Members' art pages
Contributors Jim Dolan Michael Helsem Norman Kary Tracy Hicks Ken Shaddock Kathy Dello Stritto @rt Shirer Anna Palmer Katja Zimmerman James Michael Starr More are on the Short History of DallasArtsRevue page. |
Art Opportunities - jobs, competitions and other art possibilities. Dallas-area Visual Art Groups How to Join DallasArtsRevue as a Supporting Member. The whole long story about that spring day of art goes in and out of How to Look at Art but there's a short poetic essay called Didactic Exposition — a third of the way down the page that says what I think is how we relate to art. Schools, Universities & Classes How to Design & Distribute Invitational Postcards I Want - Readers want; I post Lost Artists - people looking for artists
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The White Rock Lake Artists Studio Tour Next January, we'll have a Membership show at the Bath House Cultural Center celebrating DallasArtsRevue's 30th Anniversary. |
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