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Through September

Kathy Hays-Robingson

Kathy Robinson-Hays   Tripping   2010
watercolor and ink on paper and silk   22 x 30 inches unframed
at Ro2 through September 23   Mentioned on
Art Here Lately. See show info below.

Summer Series 10 - Anthony Bolton, John Bramblitt, Dorothy Clarke, Bob Johnson at Haley-Henman, through September 4

Texican Neo-Tribalismo - Bernardo Cantu at Eclectic Expression through September 4

J R thinks this is more interesting a show than most. Billy Zinser and Jeremy Smith at The Public Trust through September 4

Tales From The Crypt - Randal Ford, Todd Stewart, Igor Malijevsky, Jeffrey Silverthorne at PDNB through September 4

Stripped: Neo-Minimal Strategies in Contemporary Art - Rupert Deese, Anna Krachney, Pard Morrison, Tom Orr, Kathy Webster, Jeff Zilm at Marty Walker through September 4

Hot Shop Summer Show - Lisa Barker, Michael Benson, Evan Blakely, Nancy Brown, Ally Carrill, Lou Chapman, Kurt Dyerhaug, Peggy Epner, Chris Berquist Fulmer, Barbara Hoffman, Laura Jennings, Marlene Llanes, Erik Mantle, Patricia Murphy, Nicole Norton, Eddy Rawlinson, Bruce Schiefelbein, Michael Joachim, Westfried Soriano and Courtney Woodlief at Mighty Fine Arts, reception 6-9 Saturday, August 7through September 12.

Visit bold links to see work by DallasArtsRevue Supporting Members.

Repeat Offenders - Michael Anthony, Barbara Armstrong, Rosemary Des-Plas, Omar Hernandez, Simeen Ishaque, Chaitra Linehan, Andy Myers, Eddy Rawlinson, Julie Shipp at El Centro, reception 4-6 Thursday, September 9 through September 17

Groves: Intersections of Change - Sheila Cunningham; Wonder Taken As Wonder - Robert Galindo; Night Shift - Jenny Snyder at UT Dallas through September 18

Angela Bacon-Kidwell - Farmer At Play

Angela Bacon-Kidwell   Farmers Play   2007

Reveries of Imagination - Angela Bacon-Kidwell at Afterimage, through September 21

Taking In - Jonathan Brooks at Magnolia, up August 11through through September 22

J R thinks this is more interesting a show than most. members No Rhyme or Reason - Elizabeth Akamatsu, Michael Francis Bailey, Sibylle Bauer, Michael L. Benson, Daniel Birdsong, Fannie Brito, Arlene Cason, Kathie Cox, Jennifer Culbertson, Daniel Driensky, Letitia Eldredge, Susan Giller, Linda Guy, Kathy Robinson-Hays, Terry Hays, Erin Hinz, Tuba Koymen, Mike Kury, Nancy Lamb, Marian Lefeld, Susan Moffett, Vanessa Neil, Kevin Obregon, Ricardo Paniagua, DJ Perera, Florian Raiss, Jason Reynaga, Ryder Richards, Sue Anne Rische, Alison White Starr, Ellen Frances Tuchman, Jon Whitfill, David Willburn at Ro2 Art, through September 23

Included in a review of the night's art in the latest Art Here Lately.
Click on bold names on this and other DARts pages to see art by exhibiting members of this site.

new Performance Art by Richie Budd featuring Personal Victories in Brazos Gallery at Richland College, 7-9 Friday, September 3, with components of the performance and selected works on display through September 25

Geometric Interpretations: Works using Paper - Rusty Scruby and Flo Barry at The Museum of Geometric and MADI Art, through September 26

new members Collaborage, Texas Sculpture Association - Jan Ayers, Amber Block, Kathy Boortz, John Borusheski, Jessica Burnham-Hinton, Adriana Cobo-Frenkel, Helen Comeau, Suzann Cromer, Cynthia Daniel, Annie Davis, Amalia Elmasri, Riyad Elmasri, Cassandra Fink, Ruben Glaucier, Deana Hinchcliff, Jerry Jensen, Angie Kavas, Shelly Kolman-Smith, Nancy Kuczor-Uline, Jason LaJudice, Rene Lowery, Alder Moore, Anne Neal, Nan Phillips, Stephen Potter, Pascale Pryor, Marco Rubino, Kate Schatz, Alfred Scheer, Jay Silber, Bonnie SirKegian, Silvia Thornton at Charles W. Eisemann Center, Plano, Texas, reception 6:30-9:30 Thursday, September 9 through September 26

Click bold artists name links to see work by Supporting Members of DallasArtsRevue.com.

J R thinks this is more interesting a show than most. Tom Orr, Sally Warren at Brookhaven, up now through September 29

Eclectic Visions: Through Eyes of Texas Artists - John Barger, Diana Faver, Dana Ferrara, Sharon Markwardt, Martha Sue Meek, Mary Morgan, Martha Ragsdale, Deanna Wilson at Arlington Museum of Art, up now through September 30

Through October & Beyond

J R thinks this is more interesting a show than most. new SculptCAD Rapid Artists Salon and Sculpture Exhibition - Ginger Fox, Shawn Smith, Jay Sullivan, Heather Gorham, Tom Lauerman, Dave Van Ness, Mark Grote, Heather Ezell, Albert Scherbarth, Brad Ford Smith, Shane Pennington and Nancy Hairston, panel discussion with SculptCAD President Nancy Hairston and artists involved with the project at One Arts Plaza Lobby - more information at www.sculptcadrapidartists.com, 1722 Routh Street, 6-8, Tuesday, September 14 through October 1

new Kairos - Hadar Sobol at Valley House, artist talk 11am Saturday, September 11 through October 2

Bernardo Cantu - Gol

Bernardo Cantu   Gol   2009   mixed media   24 x 24 inches

new Bernardo Cantu at The Mercantile Coffee House, 1800 Main Street, Suite 1000, Dallas, Texas 75201, opening 5-8 Saturday, September 11 through October 2

Community - Jim Hastings and John Skibo at Rising through October 2

new Pow! La Revolución! - Ruben Nieto at CentralTrak opening 6-8 Saturday, September 11 through October 2

new Abstract Thinking - Carol Buchman, Bob Ichter, Bill Nimelman, Judith Seay at Mary Tomas, opening 6-9 Saturday, September 11 through October 2

new Disquiet: Unsettled Suburbia - Carissa Battaile, Tatyana Bessmertnaya, Ken Cancelosi, Amanda M. Davis, Joshua Dryk, Laura Hall, Jennifer M. Nail, Brooke Opie Ragusa, Kendall Marie Rogers, Paige L. White, Art Zamora at Bath House Cultural Center, reception 7-9 Saturday, September 4 through October 2

new Past and Present - Kathleen Wilke at Bath House Cultural Center, reception 7-9 Saturday, September 4 through October 2

new 500X Members Show - Christine Bisetto, Rebecca Carter, Matt Clark, Mark Collop, Shelby Cunningham, Thomas Feulmer, Nate Glaspie, Scott Hilton, Clayton Hurt, Joel Kiser, Leslie Murrell, Kerry Pacillio, Tiffany Wolf opening 7-10 September 11 through October 3

Matt Hanner - untitled (Blast Walls)

Matt Hanner   untitled (Blast Walls)

J R thinks this is more interesting a show than most. new Sustenance - Kimberly Aubuchon, Frances Bagley, Jesse Barnett, Iris Bechtol, Shannon Brunskill and Courtney Brown, Brian Fridge, Justin Ginsberg, Linnea Glatt and Jim Cinquemani, Matt Hanner, Chris Hefner, Kate Helmes, Sedrick Huckaby, Devin King, Darryl Lauster, Lou Mallozzi, Kristin Mariani, Michael Mazurek, Patrick Murphy, Tom Orr, Ludwig Schwarz, Lizzy Wetzel, and Jeff Zilm at 337 Singleton Boulevard, reception 11-10 Saturday, September 11, open 11-7 Saturdays and Sundays through October 3

Gabriel Dawe - Plexus No. 3

Gabriel Dawe   Plexus No. 3   2010   thread    12 x 6 x 16

new Plexus No. 3 - Gabriel Dawe at GuerillaArts, opening 7-9 Friday, September 10 through October 8

Pard Morrison - Natural Ghost

Pard Morrison   Natural Ghost (outdoor installation)    2010
patinated aluminum   84 x 12 x 9.5 inches

new Non-Fiction - Pard Morrison at Marty Walker, opening 6-8 Saturday, September 11 through October 9

new Recent Work by Vincent Falsetta, This Spanish Counce of Gold - Justin Quinn, and Michelle Blade in the project room at Conduit opening 5:30-8:30 September 11 through October 9

new Mercy - Shannon Niehus at Ross Akard Gallery, opening 6-9 Thursday, September 9 through October 9

Vincent Falsetta - untitled CZ

Vincent Falsetta    Untitled CZ 10-5   2010    oil on canvas   60 x 60 inches

new Vincent Falsetta, Justin Quinn and Michelle Blade at Conduit, 5:30-8:30 Saturday, September 11 through October 9

new member New Paintings - Esther Ritz, Precursors - Jorge Misium at Haley-Henman, reception 6-10 Saturday, September 11 through October 16

Heather Gorham - Hare

Heather Gorham   Hare   2010   rapid prototyped resin
finished in graphite   15 x 17 x 9 inches

new member SculptCAD Rapid Artists Salon and Sculpture Exhibition - Ginger Fox, Shawn Smith, Jay Sullivan, Heather Gorham, Tom Lauerman, Dave Van Ness, Mark Grote, Heather Ezell, Albert Scherbarth, Brad Ford Smith, Shane Pennington and Nancy Hairston at One Arts Plaza in the lobby, 1722 Routh Street, more information at www.sculptcadrapidartists.com, reception 6-8 Tuesday, September 14 through October 16

Visit bold links to see work by DallasArtsRevue Supporting Members.

new The Border Land - Jim Malone at Artspace 111, in Fort Worth, Texas, opening 2-9 Saturday, September 11 through October 20

Oak Cliff Cultural Center - Photograph Copyright 2010 by J R Compton. All Rights Reserved. No Reproduction in Any Medium Without Specific Written Permission.

The new Oak Cliff Cultural Center

The City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs' new Oak Cliff Cultural Center, a visual arts gallery and dance studio offering dance classes, arts workshops and exhibitions, is at 223 West Jefferson Avenue, a few doors down from the Texas Theater. Their website calls the participants of their first show "professional artists" but includes no names. The center is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6-9 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The inaugural exhibition continues through October 23.

J R thinks this is more interesting a show than most. new Work While it is Day - Trenton Doyle Hancock at Dunn and Brown, opening 6-8 Friday, September 10 through October 23

Nancy Ferro

Nancy Ferro   Standard Book   2010
mixed media with bee's wax on book cover   8.5 x 6.5 inches

new member Cache - Nancy Ferro at The Encaustic Center, opening 6-8 Friday, September 17 through October 24

Kit Reisch

Kit Reisch   Take Me With You   2010
mannequin reinforced with concrete, the artist’s clothes and leg hairs,
wood, paint, shadow    50 x 18 x 33 inches

new Here, There & Beyond - Cindy Santos Bravo, Chad Seger, Gretchen Berggren, Shawn Major, Anne Delaporte and Kit Reisch. Mirror, Mirror - Jen Rose, plexus 4 - Gabriel Dawe, Whamm! Comic Abstractions - Ruben Nieto at Dallas Contemporary, 7-10 Saturday, September 18 through October 31

Through November

Ansel Adams: Eloquent Light at Amon Carter, Fort Worth, Texas, through November 7

new Hot Dogs, Lobbies, Football and Ouagadougou - Marc Riboud at PDNB, opening 5-8 Saturday, September 11, reception for Marc Riboud Saturday, 6-8 Saturday, October 2 through November 13

We Used to Swim Here, photographic memories of swimming at White Rock Lake at the White Rock Lake Museum at The Bath House Culural Center through November 20

new Morelos: Estampas de la Independencia - Mizraim Cárdenas, opening 5-6:30 Saturday, September 11 through November 24

James Magee - Orange

Orange 1990-91 Steel, rust, weathered wood, wallpaper, cardboard,
tar, glue, Goop, screw, and glass 53 1/4 x 53 1/4 x 3 1/4

new Revelation - James Magee at Nasher Sculpture Center, Saturday, September 4 through November 28

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One-day & Other Events, Performance, Tours, Talks & Video

See also Series below and the exhibitions list for more talks
and
our Art Space Information Page for new or unfamiliar space

new Gallery Closing Sale at 14th Street - used, slightly used, and never used items, including pedestals, easels, track lights, DVD players, metal and wood frames, laser leveler, cabinets, wall mirros, matboard, chairs, vases, wine rack, painting supplies, monitors, bench, tables, hope chest, Epson C84, shelves, paintings, prints, scanner, sculpture, vacuum, etc. For questions or a preview, call 972-633-3822. 8-Noon Saturday, September 4

new Beyond the Blues Art Walk in the Oak Cliff Tyler/Davis Art District includes Mighty Fine Arts - 419 North Tyler, Daniel Padilla - 838 West Davis, Manuel Padilla - 829 West Davis, Oil and Cotton - 837 West 7th, Rose Garden - 841 West Davis, From the Ends of the Earth - 835 West Davis, CoCoAndre - 831 West Davis, Oak Cliff Bicycle Co.- 410 North Tyler, Noon-Midnight Sunday September 12

new The Creative Arts Center of Dallas (CAC) annual fundraiser, Focal Point: Art and the City at Third Space, 7-10 Friday, September 24. silent auction and raffle. Tickets are $75 / 2 for $125

new Dallas Art Dealers Association (DADA) 25th Anniversary celebration - Edith Baker Art Scholarship Exhibition at Irving Arts Center, reception 6-8 Friday, September 24; Party at Dallas Contemporary, 8-11 Saturday, September 25; Panel Discussions at Bath House Cultural Center, 10:30 and 2 Saturday, September 25, Fall Gallery Walk, 2-8 Saturday, September 25, Premiere of Dallas Art City at Dallas Museum of Art, 2-2:45 Sunday, October 10, more information

The Texas Regional Art Symposium in McKinney October 9 focuses on the lives of women artists workin in Texas during the first half of the 20th Century.

Heist Building - Photograph Copyright 2010 by J R Compton. All Rights Reserved. No Reproduction in Any Medium Without Specific Written Permission.

Lofty Spaces

J R thinks this is more interesting a show than most. new EASL Art Heist at Lofty Spaces, 816 Montgomery Street, Dallas, 7-10 Saturday, October 30. Emergency Artists' Support League's main fundraiser provides funds for emergency funding to North Texas area visual artists and arts professionals in medical and other emergencies. Art donated by 150 of North Texas' best artists. Details

Dallas Art Fair April 8-10, 2011, preview Gala April 7 benefits Booker T Washington High School for the Prerforming and Visual Arts. Register for updates

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TV & Radio

Make No Little Plans: Daniel Burnham and the American City celebrates the architect and urban planner. 9 pm Monday, September 6 on KERA Channel 13,

Cadillac Ranch: Fins to Fantasy - In 1974, Texas millionaire Stanley Marsh got ten Cadillacs buried nose-down in a dusty field near Amarillo on Route 66. KERA Channel 13 uses this pleasant and very dated movie to fill time. It plays dozens of times a month, and it will play again at 10:30 pm Wednesday September 8

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Classes

If you have classes often, we'll list one or two. After that, you should be sure you are listed on our Schools and Classes page.

The Michael Tole Art Studio offers private and group classes in painting, drawing, and other media, 2968 Lavita Lane, Farmers Branch, Texas 75234, more information at www.dallasartlessons.com/ or call 214 886-3092

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Dallas Artists Out of Town

Send us your out-of-town art show info per the pink box on the bottom  of this page.

Jeanne Sturdevant - Eye to Eye

Jeanne Sturdevant   Eye To Eye   2009    digital painting, one of a series of five   16 x 20 inches

member Self - Jeanne Sturdevant at Croft, 712 Austin Avenue, Waco, Texas through July 31.

Sherry Owens - The West Texas Gal

Sherry Owens   Drought   2010    bronze (unique) patina   52 x 84.5 x 45 inches

Dallas artist Sherry Owens has been busy in West Texas lately. She has one exhibition at each of the five museums in The West Texas Triangle:

A Survey: Rooted In The Earth at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, One Love Street, San Angelo, Texas, opening 5:30-8 Thursday, July 8, gallery talk at Noon Friday, July 9, through September 5

West Texas Triangle at The Old Jail Art Center, 201 South 2nd Street. Albany, TX 76430, though September 12

Sculpture and Paint at The Ellen Noël Art Museum, 4909 University Boulevard, Odessa, Texas, indoor show through August 22, outdoor show through Sept 14

West Texas Triangle at the Museum of the Southwest, 1705 West Missouri, Midland, TX, through September 14

West Texas Triangle at The Grace Museum, 102 Cypress Street, Abilene, TX, through September 19

peggy epner - sorting ghosts

Peggy Epner   Sorting Ghosts   2010   encaustic on birch panel   24 x 24 inches

member with work by Elaine Adams, Toni Andrukaitus, Sharon Arnoldi, Morgan Bailey, Mary J Baker, Dan Richard Barber, Amanda Beller, Lee Courtney, Pamela Thornton Davis, Peggy Epner, Pernie Fallon, Guy R. Giersch, Brenda C. Gribbin, Alessandra Hickman, Susie H,. M. Hopper, Jerry Don Howell, Lynne J Hubner, Ellie Ivanova, linda degrow kingsley, Sona Knox, CarolE Kovacs, Laruie Lynn Lindemeier, Devvie Little, Liz London, Kathy Lovas, Teri Lueders, Brian J. Magnuson, John f. Magnuson, Angela McDonald, Carolyn M. Nelson, Sally Parker, Roddy Parkinson, Peta, Chuck Petty, David Ranney, Anne Royer, S, G. Schroeder, Don Simmons, Lucia Smith, Linda Thiemann, L. C. Tobey, Melanie Tururici, Pamela van Laanen, Jim Wilson, J. Packard Wright at Laura Moore Fine Art Studios, 107 South Tennessee Street and the gallery at MPAC (the old courthouse in the middle of the square) in McKinney, Texas, through September 8

Visit bold links to see work by DallasArtsRevue Supporting Members.

THIS PAGE:   Exhibitions    Events, Tours + Talks    Outta Town
OTHER PAGES:  Gallery Information    Museums & Art Centers   Schools & Classes

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Community

Please send your news and information per the pink box [below]

Long-time Dallas artist Doug MacWithey died August 27 of an apparent heart attack. See stories at Art & Seek and Testsite.

Cris Worley, formerly of PanAmerican Gallery, is opening a new space September 9. The inaugural show will include work by Charlotte Smith and, no doubt, others.

The Amon Carter Museum has added "of American Art" to its official name, so it's now the Amon Carter Museum of American Art.

Ann Huey - Gumbo

From Ann Huey's Beaumont Stinks: "Beaumont is more Lousiana
than Texas — more gumbo, less Anglo, less Santa Fe, more etouffee —
and we're all tinted with a little swamp water."

Dallas painter and video artist Ann Huey says about her short film that won Texas Monthly's film contest, "This is the link to the short film I made for this competition. Before you wet your pants at my “grand prize” winning status, take a look at the other finalists*. I don’t mean to be critical of any of us in any way, just to note that this is not exactly Sundance. I plan on making this little video into a longer, more polished version someday — maybe I’ll call it Beaumont Still STINKS — with all the things I wanted to put in this one, but didn’t have time."

The Texas Biennial has extended its Call for Entry deadline for the 2011 statewide show to August 31. More info on our Ops page.

When guests of the Hilton Anatole, 2201 Stemmons Freeway, stroll into the hotel’s redesigned Atrium II space later this fall, they will discover Nebula, a structure, made by world-reknowned artist Reuben Margolin, with 10 miles of aircraft cable, 1,780 pulleys and over 4,500 amber crystals, floating above in a wavelike dance. For information about Margolin’s work, visit www.reubenmargolin.com or see videos on YouTube, Vimeo and YouTube.

Peter Doroshenko

New Dallas Contemporary Executive Director Peter Doroshenko

Dallas Contemporary has named Peter Doroshenko as their new Executive Director. Recently the President and Artistic Director of the Pinchuk Art Centre in Kiev, Mr. Doroshenko was selected from a field of national and international candidates.

“Peter impressed us with his knowledge of and his energy and passion for contemporary art. He is an internationally respected curator, director, and writer whose appointment is exciting for both Dallas Contemporary and the City of Dallas.” said Board President-elect, Patrick Collins. Mr. Doroshenko will assume directorship in October.

Ray Mel Cornelius - Outside

Ray-Mel Cornelius   Outside   2010    acrylic on canvas   36 x 60 inches

This painting by Ray-Mel Cornelius debuted at the opening of Medical City Hospital's new Childrens' Hospital Wing, Dallas, Texas June 17.

Ray-Mel wrote, "It was commissioned (... pro bono) by the hospital for their new Childrens' Hospital wing. They wanted something fairly large to hang at the end of the hallway of their reception/admittance area leading to the elevators going up to the treatment facilities and rooms. I was chosen as the artist because a lot of my work uses a high keyed palette and imagery that suggests nature themes, which fit with the designers' concept of the facility's decor.

"Of course the design and imagery had to be very kid-friendly. My reasoning for the title and concept other than the obvious reference to the imagery, is that being outside is equivalent with being healthy. "Outside" in the fresh air, running, playing, all those things we associate with kids being outside, and what being treated in the hospital and getting better will help us get back to.

"That's what I was thinking, anyway. I like to think the painting will give the kids something to think about other than whatever treatments they may be about to undergo. Better to talk to the parents about floating fish and elephants shooting rainbows from their trunks than of needles and such."

See Ray-Mel's blog for photos of the event at rmcornelius.blogspot.com/2010/06/outside-secret-project-revealed.html or his DallasArtsRevue Member page for more of his work.

An interview with DallasArtsRevue Supporting Member Fannie Brito is featured on Ro2ART.

Click name links to see more work by this DARts Supporting Members.

Decorazon Gallery is relocating. Owners Hugo Garcia Urrutia and MK Semos thanks everyone for their support and friendship and invite all to stop by the Bishop Arts location before it closes July 26. The new location will be announced via their website at www.DecorazonGallery.com.

More, Older News is on the News Page.

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Series/Ongoing 

Free Museums

The Nasher - free 10-2 on the First Saturday of each month

The Dallas Museum of Art - free 11-5 on the First Tuesday of each month (Special ticket prices may apply to exhibitions)

SMU's Meadows Museum - free 5-8 on Thursdays.
 

Tours & Series

Dragon Street galleries and shops remain open til 8 pm on First Thursdays

A walking tour of our so-called downtown Arts — it is actually a PerformanceDistrict beginning at 10 am First and Third Saturdays, meeting at Harwood and Flora (entrance to Dallas Museum of Art).

Public ArtWalk Dallas is a 3.3-mile free, self-guided tour of public art in downtown Dallas.
 

sketching in the galleries/life drawing

Drawing from the Masters - for adults and students ages 15 and older, drawing materials available, attendance limited to 20 on a first-come, first-served basis, Meadows Museum, 5900 Bishop, SMU campus, free with admission, 214 768-4677, 1-2:30 Sundays, March 14 and 28, April 11 and 25

Life Drawing at The Cedars (1114 South Akard Street, 214 421-2982) 7-10 Thursday evenings and 1-4 Sunday afternoons. $20 each. "no one is too inexperienced to enjoy the experience."

7-8:30 Thursdays at the bof Asian Art; 7-8:30 Thursdays at the DMA; and sketch works from the permanent and special collections at the Meadows Museum. Visitors 12 and up, open to artists of all abilities. Paper and drawing materials provided. Free but reservations required 214 768-4993 beginning one month in advance.

lectures

Artist lectures At the MAC Wednesdays at 6:30 but check with them first.

Dallas Architecture Forum has lectures but changes the times and dates faster than i can keep up.a

Some Art Talks are listed with their exhibitions; others under Events.

Many area art galleries are listed in Art Space Information or the Museums and Art Centers pages

DallasArtsRevue Resources include geographic, phone and link information for area Art Spaces and other places that show art, museums, schools and visual art groups and HOW TOs including How To Start Showing Your Work, How to Design and Distribute an Invitational Post Card and How to Photograph Art, among other topics.

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Other Places

Many art venues have so much going on we could never catch up, so we link their sites, and you can discover for yourself.

museums commentary by the editor

Dallas 

Crow Collection of Asian Art - is a rich family's private collection expanded and grown up into an amazing Asian collection that changes all the time and is in one of Dallas' premiere art exhibition spaces. Worth dawdling through anytime.

Dallas Museum of Art - See above.

Meadows Museum - odd duck of a very Conservative collection located on the campus of Southern Methodist University, not far from the future site of W's Presidential Museum of Horrors.

The Women's Museum - Of, By and For women. Great Sesquicentennial architecture, sometimes compelling art shows. I've never been.

Dallas' best art museums are in Fort Worth — except the amazing

MADI Geometric Museum - un upper Oak Lawn, this odd place — amazing geometric color inside and especially outside — is one of Dallas' true gems.

Fort Worth:

Amon Carter Museum of American Art (current exhibitions) - Has been my favorite Fort Worth museum since the Early 60s. Great place, lots of different shows, with a hard speciality in area art and artists — and photography. Usually free.

Kimbell Art Museum - one of America's preeminent art museums in one of America's preeminent architectural spaces.

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth - Modern and Contemporary art

More information about area art centers and museum on our Museums & Art Centers page.

other

Dallas Architecture Forum are often doing something, sometimes really interesting, but they're expensive and their events are primarily for their membership. We usually avoid groups' membership-only events.

Shows with a J R thinks this is more interesting a show than most. are probably more interesting, but I often do not get around to using it. From here, short reviews go to the Short Shows 2010 & old news goes to the old news page  Red quotes " indicate a quote from another source, usually the gallery. Unless noted, images are from postcards or email attachments (greatly appreciated, unless it incorporates words, which are difficult to squeeze out.)

Submissions

Send your information in this precise order
in one paragraph, in the text of an email:

Show title, names of all artists in paragraph form separated by commas [with "and" before the last one], gallery name, opening times, date, month, through closing month date (not year)

Use the following example for your submission:

new Channeling Other Worlds - Valton Tyler at Valley House, opening 6-8:30, Friday, January 22, through February 20

Your submission must include names of all artists in the show.

DO NOT USE ALL CAPS. No abbreviations anywhere.

Include address only if your gallery is new to DallasArtsRevue — it is not already listed on the Gallery Information page.

Attach up to a 5 x 7-inch JPEG of art that is in your show — with caption in the following order:

artist   title    year    medium     size

Use the following example for your image caption:

Glenn Barr   Idyll   2009   acrylic on board    42 x 16 inches 

Do not include any punctuation or spacebar spaces in image file names.

Send all information in the text of an email to graphicanna@sbcglobal.net

Thanks,
Anna Palmer

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