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Holly Johnson Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Randy Twaddle: Back to the Garden, an exhibition of recent work on paper by the celebrated Texas artist. An opening reception for the artist will be held on Saturday, October 19th, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. The exhibition continues through Saturday, December 28th...

A Silver Sun Sets - A Product of Time: 25 Years of TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art culminates the Dallas Museum of Art’s quarter-century acquisition journey through the exalted fundraiser.

A 25th anniversary is typically celebrated with silver. It’s fitting then that The Warehouse’s latest exhibition, A Product of Time: 25 Years of TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art, opens with an explosion of silver in the form of David Altmejd’s large-scale sculpture, The Eye. Capturing the force of an atomic blast, the structure appears to simultaneously collapse inward and expand outward, cracking and shattering under the pressure. A dizzying array of mirrored staircases, obelisks, and rods pierce the surface of a mirrored base...

The Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden Presents Dornith Doherty's, Archiving Eden: Exchange from September 9 through November 17, 2024.

Curated by Shirley Watts, Archiving Eden: Exchange is an outdoor, interactive art installation evoking the power of collaboration in caring for the environment. Artist Dornith Doherty will present a transparent structure adorned with 5,000 vibrant x-ray images of native California seeds...

THE WAREHOUSE DALLAS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART ANNOUNCE FALL 2024 EXHIBITIONS

DALLAS, Texas (September 11, 2024)— The Warehouse, Dallas, the contemporary art space founded by noted collectors and philanthropists Cindy and Howard Rachofsky, in collaboration with the Dallas Museum of Art announce two new exhibitions comprising its fall 2024 program.

A Product of Time: 25 Years of TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art is curated By: Anna Katherine Brodbeck, Vivian Li & Ade Omotosho and will be on view from September 7 to November 30, 2024...

The Art Galleries at TCU are pleased to present Do you really believe that?, a group exhibition in honor of the late art historian and curator Dr Frances Colpitt (1952-2022), August 30 – November 16, 2024 at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts. The title of the exhibition is a phrase Colpitt often used to challenge her students and galvanize critical thinking and discussion in class. A panel discussion featuring artists and curators of the exhibition will be held Friday, August 30th at 4.30pm in Moudy North Building, Room 132. There will be an opening reception for the artists at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts from 6-8pm on Friday, August 30th...

Margo Sawyer's, Synchronicity of Color for Elgin, 2024, is built with Elgin Butler Brick, which Sawyer has wanted to work with since 2016, when she started to make studies for projects in New York City, Scottsdale, Arizonan and the City of Austin – all un-realized. Finally, Sawyer has been able to realize Synchronicity of Color for Elgin, with Sawyer’s signature specificity of geometry here she laying the bricks vertically. Elgin butler brick is one of the founding companies in Elgin Texas. Built in 1873 by Michael Butler the factory became famous for its extruded clay bricks that are glazed with ceramic color. Synchronicity of Color for Elgin, used fifty unique colors, the array of which makes the viewers eyes glide across each sections of the wall...

Holly Johnson Gallery in Dallas is pleased to present The Sun is as Big as a Yellow Balloon, an exhibition of new paintings by David Aylsworth, while also marking the artist’s seventh solo show with the gallery. The exhibition opens Saturday, September 7, with a reception from 5 - 7 pm...

Devos Art Museum at Northern Michigan University presents Across Time and Place featuring Liz Ward and Robert Ziebell’s recent multi-media approaches to interpreting and understanding place. Residents of Eagle Harbor, Michigan, and San Antonio, Texas, their works examine the nuance of place and focus on the richness of our world today and yesterday. The exhibition opens July 12 and continues through Devember 13, 2024. An artist's talk and reception will be help September 26, 2024 at 5:30 pm...

Jackie Tileston’s latest exhibition, Just This, at Holly Johnson Gallery in Dallas, presents a captivating array of new paintings and works on paper that invite viewers into a realm where meditation and trance techniques converge through the lens of automatic drawing. This exhibition showcases Tileston’s ability to transform her practices into topographic energy maps of unknown realms, where visual expressions of cosmic play and sound waves emerge from a field of potential...