Showing posts with label Plush Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plush Gallery. Show all posts

Sunday, April 8, 2012

Nick Barbee: Proclamation

Visited Nick Barbee's exhibition on opening day at Plush Gallery.  Thrilled to see more of Barbee's work since the Guns and Knives show last year.  I am not convinced yet but I am looking forward to seeing more of his work.

 My favorite shelf piece with several sculptures made from plaster and cement.

Durer's Solid II, watercolor on metal - this was my favorite of the exhibition. 

 Randall preparing for the opening reception.

Platonic Solids, hydrocal on fabric

Plush Gallery, Dallas, Texas

Monday, February 20, 2012

Kevin Ruben Jacobs performing CJ Davis' "Grandson", 2012 at Plush Gallery

Sunday, February 19, 2012

A New Kissed Out Red Float Boat

new work by CJ Davis at Plush Gallery.

Plush Gallery 


 CJ has done it again,  he has created a complete new body of work in new media for his latest exhibition at Plush Gallery.   CJ seems to be having a great time making his art and it shows in his latest work.  The gallery was packed most of the evening including his family which flew in for the opening from South Carolina.  Kevin Ruben Jacobs (Oliver Francis Gallery) performed on the hour for one minute (6, 7, 8 and 9pm) for the duration of the opening reception.  Kevin peformed "Grandson" for CJ's mother.

CJ with "A Kissed Out Red Float Boat", 2012

Plush Gallery
February 18 - March 24, 2012
918 Dragon Street • Dallas TX 75207 • 214-915-0925 • info@plushgallery.com

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Plush Gallery

Sir Mix a Lot and the trope of dimorphism

Brandon Behning • Celia Eberle • Sam England
Daniel Kurt • Scuba • Gordon Young





Plush Gallery, 918 Dragon Street • Dallas TX 75207 • info@plushgallery.com • 214-915-0925 •

 gallery hours: Thursday-Saturday 12-5 pm and by appointment

Monday, November 28, 2011

+ Bloom, a new sculpture by Val Curry
+ Josh Elliott: Self-Portraits
November 19 - December 17, 2011

Visited Plush Gallery today to see Daniel Kurt's exhibition.  Daniel is one of Plush's promising young artists to keep an eye on.

 LtoR: 
Untitled, 2009, acrylic and fabric on MDF - this is my favorite
What Has Happened to My Son, 2010, acrylic and marker on wood
Untitled, 2011, acrylic and collage on wood w/paper
Blue Painting, 2011, acrylic on canvas w/wood, ink on paper

I Lovett, altered ledger book

Plush Gallery
918 Dragon Street • Dallas TX 75207 • 214-915-0925 • info@plushgallery.com

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Eric Doeringer @ Plush Gallery

Made it to Plush Gallery on Friday to see Brooklyn based artist Eric Doeringer's "COWBOYS" exhibition.  An exhibition of photographs inspired by Richard Prince's "Cowboy" series.  Another exhibition @ Plush that should not be missed.

 Installation of Bootleg works

Bootleg Ed Ruscha books 

Bootleg Richard Prince Joke painting 

Bootleg Damien Hirst Dot painting

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Michael Mazurek: Not to Scale, Subject to Change @ Plush Gallery

Corner Relief

Untitled No. 72

Untitled No. 112 (with coffee table and lamp)

M61, photo on paper

Celia Eberle at Plush

Plush Gallery continues to push the envelope, while all other galleries on Dragon play it safe, with the latest exhibition featuring the work of Celia Eberle.

Mine, 2011, sand, coral, gemstones

Bog, 2011, alabaster, petrified wood, wood 

The Furies, 2011, alabaster, agatized coral, found objects 

 Ramparts, 2009, bone mounted on wood
LtoR: Tower, Hovel, 1971, Slag Home, 2009-2011

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

P L U S H


(+ Michael Mazurek: Not to Scale, Subject to Change)


September 10 - October 8, 2011

opening reception: Saturday 9/10 6-9 pm

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Plush Gallery pop-up debuts in Santa Fe

Dallas-based Plush Gallery opens the first in a series of pop-up shows to take place this summer in Santa Fe.
Plush Gallery (@ Retropets Gallery location).

621 Old Santa Fe Trail / Suite 10 / Santa Fe NM 87505
gallery hours M-F 12-5 pm / telephone: 505-577-9008
(next to Mellow Velo)


Plush Gallery will present an installation of small sculptural and works on paper by Celia Eberle, the well known mid-career Texas artist. Eberle is a 2011 nominee for the Arthouse Texas Prize, a 2010 featured artist in the book, Texas Artists Today, published by Marquand Books, a 2007 resident at the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a 2002 Dozier Travel Grant awardee from the Dallas Museum of Art.  She is the veteran of numerous solo and group exhibitions, including most recently, "Beasts and Bunnies" (2011) at the MAC, Dallas; Texas Biennial (2009) at Women and Their Work, Austin; "Survey of Texas Art and Artists" (2007) at the Wichita Falls Museum; and "New Embroidery" (2006) Contemporary Crafts Museum, Portland, Oregon. 
Seduction 2011
carved coral, tar, pearls


In the words of the artist: "I have long been concerned with the changeless aspects of the human condition. There is a pattern to human affairs which we consistently choose to ignore. The persistence of human needs and desires is reflected in the persistence of myth, religion and philosophy. This is related to the continuing appeal of certain images and ideas. I copy or adapt these images and ideas in an effort to emphasize my concern over our inability to recognize the historic and natural cycles that ensnare us, despite our wealth of knowledge. Our technology may evolve, our institutions may change, but it seems we cannot change ourselves. With the use of traditional materials I intend to bring forward imagery and ideas that are analogous to current experience. I intend these artifacts to reflect and emphasize this condition of recycled experience."

A group exhibition will also be on view, including work by Dallas abstract painter Brian Ryden, Nashville photographer Kat Ryals, and Española, New Mexico mixed media artist Ben Utigard. 

The exhibition will be on view through July 1st. For more information, contact gallery owner/director Randall Garrett at 505-577-9008.

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Latest exhibition at Plush

We stopped by Plush on Saturday to check out the latest offering from Randall Garrett.  The exhibition included Mark Todd "Comic Book Paintings" and a group exhibition including gallery artists Brandon Behning, Daniel Kurt, Ben Utigard, Celia Eberle, C.J. Davis and Brian Ryden.

Mark Todd works on paper
LtoR: Egg, Eagle Rock, and Double Issue

Brandon Behning
LtoR: Jim Jam, Buff and Green, Orange Box, Peteus, and on shelf  Ray Gun Laser.

Nice surprise of wonderful drawings by Daniel Kurt.

Stacey's favorite works were by Ben Utigard of New Mexico.
I liked the flower like piece and she liked Stuck.

The exhibition runs through May 14th

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Plush at the Suite Art Fair

Visited Plush Gallery's room at the Suite Art Fair today.  The Belmont Hotel is an awesome mid-century hotel that has one of the best views of Downtown Dallas.


C.J. Davis' new work.

Works by Ben Utigard, Peter Ligon and Brian Ryden.

Works by Brandon Behning, Celia Eberle, C.J. Davis, Daniel Kurt, Val Curry and Mark Todd.

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Kids from Commerce

PLUSH GALLERY
Val Curry * Ambrea Dean * Eric de Llamas * Sam England * Daniel Kurt
(w/a special video documentary by Matthew Armstrong)

February 26 - March 26, 2011
opening reception Saturday 02/26 6-9 pm




Val Curry 'becky', 2011, enamel on wood/plastic

 Sam England, 'Santa', 2010-11, detail

Daniel Kurt, 'Hares in the Pea Patch' and 'Jealous Again'


Plush Gallery presents a group exhibition of current students from Texas A&M at Commerce, entitled "Kids from Commerce". Featuring undergraduate members of the campus Art Club, the exhibition highlights painting, mixed media, and sculpture.
Long known as a breeding ground for emerging contemporary artists, the university has turned out such notable figures as Gary Panter, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Robyn O'Neill, Lawrence Lee, Martin Delabano, Greg Metz, and John Pomara, among many others. The current crop of young artists is a testimony to the free-wheeling experimental nature of the school.

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Plush Gallery: J O Y R I D E

Stopped by Plush Gallery to catch the latest/first exhibition in the Design district. Loved Brandon Behning's and Robert Moore's work.


Photos from Plush Gallery's Facebook page.

Brandon Behning, installation view
Robert Moore (Dallas) "PTSD" oil and acrylic on wood, 11 x 8-1/2 x 3-1/4 in.

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Joyride

October 16 - November 13, 2010
opening reception Saturday October 16 6-9 pm
(featuring an 8:30 pm performance by experimental jazz act Swirve)

Plush Gallery is reopening with a new space in the Dallas Design District!


Jeff Parrott


The debut exhibition of the new Plush Gallery will be "Joyride", a group show featuring new and established artists, and setting the tone for the gallery's new presence.
Artists include:
Brandon Behning (Santa Fe), member of the seminal Meow Wolf collective, and maker of elemental sculpture and painting.
Dylan Hollingsworth (Dallas), talented documentary and situational photographer, whose camera of choice is the Hasselblad.
Peter Ligon (Dallas), known for his idiosyncratic landscapes in oil and pen and ink.
Harlan Lovestone (Detroit), expressionist paintings on unstretched tarps reflect on African American experience.
Robert Moore (Dallas), painter and installation artist whose work combines shamanistic and narrative overtones.
Jeff Parrott (Chicago), a graduate student at the Art Institute of Chicago, and graduate of Texas A&M Commerce; his paintings render a compressed space of surreal and subconcious imaginings.
Robert Reedy (Dallas), printmaker/collage artist and experimental electronic musician.
Mark Todd (Los Angeles), reknowned illustrator whose work is published in GQ, Business Week, The New York Times and many others, showing his remixed comic book panels.
Plush Gallery 1222 Commerce Street, Suite 403
214-498-5423