John Pomara

John Pomara - off_Key2
October 19 - November 24

Barry Whistler Gallery
2909-B Canton Street
Dallas, TX 75226
214.939.0242

Margaret Meehan

the pugilist (journeyman)

Sculpture In So Many Words

Stopped by the Nasher Sculpture Center to see "Sculpture In So Many Words" Text Pieces 1960-1980.  For pack rats of art invitations, hand-outs, art magazines, posters or whatever related to art, this is for you!

 

On wall, L to R, Robert Morris - Exhibition announcement  poster, Leo Castelli, 1968

Carl Andre - Al, Fe, Zn exhibition poster, 1967

Floor: Carl Andre, Fe Zn, 1975

James Lee Byers [The perfect Kiss], 1975

 

 

Nasher Sculpture Center

September 29, 2012 - January 13, 2013
 Idea as work of art: that is the radical proposition examined in Sculpture in So Many Words: Text Pieces 1960–80. Comprised of text sculptures from the 1960s and 1970s, this exhibition sheds fresh light on the intellectual foundations underpinning much of contemporary art.

Chris Powell

Bret Slater

A Painter's Journey

Stopped by the MAC to see Roger Winter's retrospective (or purge) and "Painter's Journey" that included students of Roger Winter.  I took a couple of photos of the only interesting work at the MAC.

Francisco Moreno at Oliver Francis Gallery

Oliver Francis Gallery opened the second solo exhibition of gallery artist Francisco Moreno, Dormant Subversion, on October 6th. In his paintings, and "paint-stallations", Moreno confronts anxieties about the role of painting in the information age. Using media saturated iconography and news headlines as source material, Moreno explores the contradictions of American identity, raises questions about the value of labor, and considers how living in the media age of shapes our understanding of personal and collective history.

Oliver Francis Gallery
209 S. Peak Street
Dallas, TX 75226
817 879 8231
Exhibition on display through November 3.

Daniel Kurt studio works

Stopped by the old Plush Gallery to see Daniel Kurt's works from the studio.