| News of the Visual Arts/USA March-April 2008 |
| Dallas/Fort Worth edition |
Banks Fine Art, 1231 Dragon St. Dallas,
Texas 75207.
Promoting modern masters : Carrie Ballard, Marcia
Banks, Maya Eventov Donna Walker, Anne
Womack, and Joe Sambataro. Styles range from
acrylic to oils and palette knife.
Anne Womack: Anne has a Bachelor of Arts
degree from Millsaps College in Jackson,
Mississippi and a Masters of Library Science
degree from Louisiana State University.
Donna Walker: Donna has been a featured artist in
nineteen exhibitions nationwide since 1994 and has
Texas 75207.
Promoting modern masters : Carrie Ballard, Marcia
Banks, Maya Eventov Donna Walker, Anne
Womack, and Joe Sambataro. Styles range from
acrylic to oils and palette knife.
Anne Womack: Anne has a Bachelor of Arts
degree from Millsaps College in Jackson,
Mississippi and a Masters of Library Science
degree from Louisiana State University.
Donna Walker: Donna has been a featured artist in
nineteen exhibitions nationwide since 1994 and has
March 8 - April 5, 2008: Six Glass Artists to Exhibit at Kittrell/Rifkind Gallery; April 12th - May
18th: Lone Star Glass Invitational, work by glass artists from throughout the state of Texas will be featured in
the Gallery during this event.
18th: Lone Star Glass Invitational, work by glass artists from throughout the state of Texas will be featured in
the Gallery during this event.
March 29, 2008 - Frederick Hart: Special unveiling of new Figure
and Fragment. Time, TBA ;
April 12, 2008 Outdoor Painter's Society. For the second year,
Southwest Gallery will host the Outdoor Painters Society Spring Plein-Air Exhibit
featuring outstanding Texas painters. Saturday 3 - 7.
Southwest Gallery, 4500 Sigma Rd., Dallas, TX 75244.
and Fragment. Time, TBA ;
April 12, 2008 Outdoor Painter's Society. For the second year,
Southwest Gallery will host the Outdoor Painters Society Spring Plein-Air Exhibit
featuring outstanding Texas painters. Saturday 3 - 7.
Southwest Gallery, 4500 Sigma Rd., Dallas, TX 75244.
David Dreyer, David Everett, and David H. Gibson will have solo exhibitions at The MAC (The
McKinney Avenue Contemporary), 3120 McKinney Avenue, Dallas, from March 8 through April 25, 2008.
McKinney Avenue Contemporary), 3120 McKinney Avenue, Dallas, from March 8 through April 25, 2008.
held two solo exhibitions in Fort Worth. She has been commissioned to create works for the Fort Worth Club, the
BNSF Railway, and the Samaritan House. Most recently, she was a finalist for the Hunting Art prize in Houston. She
currently resides in Fort Worth with her husband, Scott.
Maya Eventov: The paintings of Maya Eventov are so rich with color, light and detail that they reflect not only an
extraordinary draftsmanship but also a sense of artistic well-being and happiness. In the hands of this artist, interiors
and still life become extra-ordinary.
BNSF Railway, and the Samaritan House. Most recently, she was a finalist for the Hunting Art prize in Houston. She
currently resides in Fort Worth with her husband, Scott.
Maya Eventov: The paintings of Maya Eventov are so rich with color, light and detail that they reflect not only an
extraordinary draftsmanship but also a sense of artistic well-being and happiness. In the hands of this artist, interiors
and still life become extra-ordinary.
Comfortably Secure, West of Last Chance and The
Signs Highlight March & April at PDNB Gallery, 1202 Dragon
Street, Suite 103, Dallas, TX 75207.
Through March 22, 2008: 2 solo exhibitions:
Joakim Eneroth: Comfortably Secure. This Swedish artist will have his
first solo exhibition in the U.S. Comfortably Secure portrays the red
houses, the Swedish dream home, in all configurations.
Each house is photographed closely with the emphasis on the stark,
plain structures. The Red color is a traditional color that the Swedes
have used for hundreds of years.
The photograph installation of one red home after another questions the
idea of the perfect dream home. Steidl Publishers is producing a book
on this series which will be released this year.
Peter Brown: West of Last Chance. Color photographs of the Great
Plains is beautifully documented in this exhibition. Together with author,
Kent Harfuf, they produced a wonderful document of the Plains in the
W.W. Norton book of same name. This project won the Lange -Taylor
Prize given by the Center for Documentary Arts at Duke University.
March 29 - May 3, 2008 Igor Malijevsky: The Signs. Poet and
photographer Igor Malijevsky explores the hidden moments in the social
landscape. Igor is from the Czech Republic and has been greatly
influenced by the famous artist, Jan Sudek. His black and white
photographs are moving, dream-like and full of wonder.
Signs Highlight March & April at PDNB Gallery, 1202 Dragon
Street, Suite 103, Dallas, TX 75207.
Through March 22, 2008: 2 solo exhibitions:
Joakim Eneroth: Comfortably Secure. This Swedish artist will have his
first solo exhibition in the U.S. Comfortably Secure portrays the red
houses, the Swedish dream home, in all configurations.
Each house is photographed closely with the emphasis on the stark,
plain structures. The Red color is a traditional color that the Swedes
have used for hundreds of years.
The photograph installation of one red home after another questions the
idea of the perfect dream home. Steidl Publishers is producing a book
on this series which will be released this year.
Peter Brown: West of Last Chance. Color photographs of the Great
Plains is beautifully documented in this exhibition. Together with author,
Kent Harfuf, they produced a wonderful document of the Plains in the
W.W. Norton book of same name. This project won the Lange -Taylor
Prize given by the Center for Documentary Arts at Duke University.
March 29 - May 3, 2008 Igor Malijevsky: The Signs. Poet and
photographer Igor Malijevsky explores the hidden moments in the social
landscape. Igor is from the Czech Republic and has been greatly
influenced by the famous artist, Jan Sudek. His black and white
photographs are moving, dream-like and full of wonder.
Mark Messersmith: Southern Mythology, Now - March 15, 2008. Valley House Gallery, 6616
Spring Valley Road Dallas, Texas 75254-8635.
This is Mark Messersmith’s first solo exhibition in Texas. In 2006 he was awarded the prestigious Joan Mitchell
Foundation Award in Painting. He has received several fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and a
Florida Artist Grant. Messersmith earned an MFA in painting from Indiana University in 1980. He is a Professor of Art
and Director of the BFA Program at Florida State University.
Spring Valley Road Dallas, Texas 75254-8635.
This is Mark Messersmith’s first solo exhibition in Texas. In 2006 he was awarded the prestigious Joan Mitchell
Foundation Award in Painting. He has received several fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and a
Florida Artist Grant. Messersmith earned an MFA in painting from Indiana University in 1980. He is a Professor of Art
and Director of the BFA Program at Florida State University.
Kittrell/Riffkind Art Glass will highlight new works in
glass from Jonathan & Emily Betsch, Afro Celotto,
Christopher Hawthorne, Steve Scherer, and Katya
Wittenstein. An opening reception will be held on
Saturday, March 8th from 1-5 p.m. and the exhibit
continues through April 5th. Located at 5100
Beltline Road, Suite 820, Dallas, TX.
glass from Jonathan & Emily Betsch, Afro Celotto,
Christopher Hawthorne, Steve Scherer, and Katya
Wittenstein. An opening reception will be held on
Saturday, March 8th from 1-5 p.m. and the exhibit
continues through April 5th. Located at 5100
Beltline Road, Suite 820, Dallas, TX.
Donna Walker, Electric Sheep Maya Eventov, Birch Trees
“5 + 1 ” ( Five women + 1 Man) March 6th- April 24th , 2008.
Fragment of a Frederick Hart sculpture
Painting for the Outdoor Painter's Society
show
show
Peter Brown, Wilderado, TX, 2001.
Photo courtesy PDNB Gallery
Photo courtesy PDNB Gallery
Joakim Eneroth, Swedish Red - Comfortably
Secure, 2006.
Photo courtesy PDNB Gallery.
Secure, 2006.
Photo courtesy PDNB Gallery.
Gushers + More are paintings & works on paper inspired by vintage
photographs. Bob Wade's images address the disconnect between the bedrock
of the past and the warp speed of the present. His art furnishes the mind with an
anchor that not only reconciles this dichotomy, but reveals many layers of reality
beneath the evanescent flash of style. This genuineness, which gives his work its
staying power, touches a chord not only with Westerners but with viewers the
world over.
Abstracted Reflections are new works inspired by Julie Lazarus' numerous visits
to Venice and Amsterdam.
photographs. Bob Wade's images address the disconnect between the bedrock
of the past and the warp speed of the present. His art furnishes the mind with an
anchor that not only reconciles this dichotomy, but reveals many layers of reality
beneath the evanescent flash of style. This genuineness, which gives his work its
staying power, touches a chord not only with Westerners but with viewers the
world over.
Abstracted Reflections are new works inspired by Julie Lazarus' numerous visits
to Venice and Amsterdam.
Now to - March 22 - Bob 'Daddy-o' Wade: Gushers + More; March 29 to May 3 - Julie Lazarus:
Abstracted Reflections. William Campbell Contemporary Art
Abstracted Reflections. William Campbell Contemporary Art
Julie Lazarus: Amsterdam
Reflections IV
Reflections IV
Bob 'Daddy-o' Wade:
Gusher
Gusher
New Organic Bowl by Bob Rynearson of Tyler, Texas.
Garbo by Afro Celotto
William Campbell Contemporary Art, 4935 Byers Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76107.
Check out John Holt Smith in the February edition of Modern Luxury Dallas. The
article discusses the addition of his Sequence paintings to The W Hotel's South
Residence and the Joule. John Holt also has large scale public works at DFW
Airport International Terminal D and the Neiman Marcus Christmas book.
article discusses the addition of his Sequence paintings to The W Hotel's South
Residence and the Joule. John Holt also has large scale public works at DFW
Airport International Terminal D and the Neiman Marcus Christmas book.
Bob Wade - Marfa Stetson
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In 1998 the Gerald Peters Gallery opened the doors of its new building - a state of the art facility with traditional,
Spanish Pueblo-style adobe architecture - in Santa Fe’s historic district. In celebration of the Santa Fe building’s 10
year anniversary and in honor of the Santa Fe gallery’s esteemed position in the field of Western art for over 35 years,
all three of the Gerald Peters Galleries (New York, Dallas, Santa Fe) are pleased to present a traveling survey of
American artists’ interpretations of the West spanning two centuries. Beginning with the early 19th century and
continuing into the present day, the exhibition features work in a variety of media whose subject matter is as varied as
the West itself. Artists featured include Charles Russell, Frederic Remington, Edward Curtis, Georgia O’Keeffe,
William R. Leigh, Carol Anthony, Lars Jonsson, and Harold Gregor.
Spanish Pueblo-style adobe architecture - in Santa Fe’s historic district. In celebration of the Santa Fe building’s 10
year anniversary and in honor of the Santa Fe gallery’s esteemed position in the field of Western art for over 35 years,
all three of the Gerald Peters Galleries (New York, Dallas, Santa Fe) are pleased to present a traveling survey of
American artists’ interpretations of the West spanning two centuries. Beginning with the early 19th century and
continuing into the present day, the exhibition features work in a variety of media whose subject matter is as varied as
the West itself. Artists featured include Charles Russell, Frederic Remington, Edward Curtis, Georgia O’Keeffe,
William R. Leigh, Carol Anthony, Lars Jonsson, and Harold Gregor.
All Inclusive. March 29th through May 3, 2008. Craighead Green Gallery, 1011 Dragon Street, Dallas,
Texas 75207. This is a group show exhibiting new works by gallery artists.
Texas 75207. This is a group show exhibiting new works by gallery artists.
Raymond Saa,Untitled,
Charcoal on Paper, 40 x 26
Charcoal on Paper, 40 x 26
Susan Sales, Everything Changes, oil on canvas, 14" x 24"
