Before there was a written language, color was the universal language of mankind. Prehistoric humans used color to describe every aspect of their lives. Red= blood; orange= fire; yellow=sun; green=natural vegetation/food source; blue=air; indigo=water; violet=the... Read More
May 31 – June 19, 2016 | Holly Roberts and Wanxin Zhang: Mind Made Up
This exhibition explores the ties between the artists using amalgamation of old and new. In the case of Holly Roberts she uses old images in new constructions, whereas Wanxin Zhang uses old history in the new context. Opening Reception Friday, June 3, 2016 from 5 to... Read More
May 10 – 31, 2016 | John Barker: The Book of John
New paintings and toys from Santa Fe artist John Barker. Described by critic Iris McLister as “a fervent creator of images that possess a singularly accessible humanity–and as such his works are rife with neuroses and noise.” A fantastic bit of prose... Read More
April 29 – May 13, 2016 | Walter Robinson: Placebo
Robinson’s work investigates the mechanics of cultural and social anthropology. Using text and the strategies of appropriation, conflation, and dislocation, he uncovers the subconscious and biological human imperatives hidden beneath social, political, religious, and... Read More
April 14 – 17, 2016 | Dallas Art Fair
Located at the Fashion Industry Gallery, adjacent to the Dallas Museum of Art in the revitalized downtown arts district. Featuring new works by gallery artists such as Fausto Fernandez, Hung Liu, Squeak Carnwath, Drew Tal, Jamie Brunson, Rusty Scruby, Edward Lentsch,... Read More
Mar 4 – Apr 24, 2016 | Scott Greene: The Course of Empire
Scott Greene’s gorgeous, prophetic, paintings explore the sublime beauty of the human/nature interaction. With lush surfaces rivaling the greatest painters of art history, Greene tackles issues such as climate change and the environment. This Turner Carroll... Read More