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CADD Announces 2017 Scholarship Winner! Taylor Jenkins

AND THE WINNER IS…
TAYLOR JENKINS
2017 CADD SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas is proud to present the 2017 CADD Scholarship to TAYLOR JENKINS, a dedicated young artist and graduating senior from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas.
Taylor was accepted into multiple university art schools and will attend the University of Michigan’s Penny W. Stamps School of Art and Design in the fall.

Artist Statement – When beginning a piece, I think about color, pattern, and texture immediately. I find inspiration in nature and the unexpected object around me. Heavy patterns found in fabric and wallpaper is evident throughout my work whether drawn or sculpted. These abstract concepts are incorporated into my art in an overt or passive manner. I enjoy challenging myself when it comes to mixing media, colors and textiles. Searching for beauty in abstraction, whether geometric or organic, makes me focus on my own interpretations. Different methodology and tools are dependent on what kind of project I am working on. I believe finding a way to incorporate multiple techniques into a single project makes a piece more interesting and gives it dimension. The artistic expression is a constant process for me because I continue to develop my ideas and vision for the finished product as I work.
CONGRATULATIONS TAYLOR!
awards and achievements
CADD Scholarship – Winner (2017)
Scholastic Art and Writing – Honorable Mention (2017)
Young American Talent – Second Place (2017 & 2015)
Booziotis Design Finalist (2016)
Visual Art Scholastic Event Finalist (2016 & 2014)
Student Enrichment Grant Recipient (2015)
Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas (CADD) is a non-profit membership organization of galleries formed in 2006 for the purpose of promoting the advancement of contemporary art on all levels. Members are committed to represent the highest standards of contemporary art, while recognizing the importance of integrity and responsibility in working with artists, collectors, museum professionals, and the cultural community of Dallas.
Each year CADD offers a Scholarship to a graduating high school senior from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. The Scholarship is awarded to a student pursuing a Fine Arts degree at an accredited university or art institute. The scholarship may be used for tuition, books, equipment, travel, and/or supplies assisting the student in their academic endeavors. Proceeds from CADD events assists with the CADD Scholarship and CADD Educational Programs.

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DADA 2017 Spring Gallery Walk April 22

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Don’t miss the 2017 DADA Spring Gallery Walk on Saturday, April 22 from noon to 8:00 pm.

This is a great event for everyone from the art novice to the aficionado.  Art enthusiasts, private and corporate collectors, artists, designers and visitors to Dallas can enjoy a full spectrum of gallery openings, special exhibitions and art talks. The Spring Gallery Walk includes DADA member spaces representing art dealer galleries and nonprofit art organization art spaces.

NEW MEMBERS 
Beaudry Gallery – 12-8 – 1425 Dragon Street – New Artists Showcase
Dallas Performance Hall Gallery – 1-7 -Downtown, Meet Artist Sara Cardona 4:30-7 experience “Ultra Baroque”
Start on Dragon Street in the Design District:
 
ART TALK at Mary Tomás Gallery, 12-8 “FRESH” featuring Chong Chu, Juan Alberto Negroni, Ellen Soffer and Thomas Zanz – Artist Talk at 2:00 pm with Chong Chu, Juan Alberto Negroni
FEATURES
Craighead Green Gallery, 12-8  – Daniel Angeles, Carlos Ramirez, & Orna Feinstein: Ashera.
Laura Rathe Fine Art – 12-7, ‘From Within,’ new works by Sydney Yeager and Udo Nöger
Carneal Simmons Contemporary Art 12-6 – “Facets” Contemporary Sculpture by Art Fairchild
LuminArté Fine Art Gallery12-8 pm featuring work by Albena Hristova.
Bath House Cultural Center 12-10 “Perform La Femme” & “In This Day in Age” WORKSHOP 3-6pm presented by Angilee Wilkerson & Jana Martin Perez (sign up in advance)
Afterimage Gallery 10-8 – Joyce Tenneson: Trees and the Alchemy of Life
NORTH, WEST AND DOWNTOWN
Southwest Gallery will be presenting “Color Combinations”
TVAA Art Gallery 12-6 will be Celebrating EARTH DAY downtown
The Irving Arts Center 12-8 “Cynthia Ann and Quanah Parker: A Woman of Two Worlds and a Man IN Two Worlds” “Annual Exhibition of Irving ISD Student Art Work – featuring Senior Portfolios” “Resonance and Memory: The Essence of Landscape”
NEW FRIEND OF DADA

Bruce Wood Dance Company – brucewooddance.org

1425 Dragon Street

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Brookhaven College and the MAC closed for the walk
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Join us for the 2017 DADA Awards

May 11, 6-9pm at One Arts Plaza

The Edith Baker Art Scholarship

The Craighead Green Fund for the Arts and

 provided by Martin and Martin Design

The goal is to give young artists the opportunity for recognition, exhibition and scholarships. This juried exhibition features thirteen finalists from among Booker T. Washington High School’s best visual art students. The selection process was based on artistic originality, expression, technique, presentation and evidence of personal vision or voice.

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CADD Announces 2016 Scholarship Winner! Netanel Saso

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CADD Announces 2016 Scholarship Winner!
AND THE WINNER IS…

Netanel Saso
2016 CADD SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas is proud to present the 2016 CADD Scholarship to Netanel Saso (Netty), a dedicated young artist and graduating senior from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas. Netanel was accepted into multiple top-tier art schools and will attend The Cooper Union in New York City next year, and is planning on majoring in sculpture.
“Booker T. gave me the opportunity to explore forms of art I would have never been exposed to otherwise, such as printmaking, jewelry, and sculpture. This year, I decided to take AP 3D and AP 2D, to see how my ideas could combine and bounce off of each other in both classes. Having a lot of the teachers influence me and teach me consistent new things in both classes has truly made me realize that I had to get a BFA. Next year, I will be attending The Cooper Union in New York, one of the hardest schools to get into with an 8% acceptance rate. I plan to major in sculpture, because Booker T. made me realize how sculpture is endless, there are hundreds of things you can create, and many opportunities to find a job afterwards. Sculpture has been the most challenging class, and that is what I thrive on.“
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Recommendations from her teachers at Booker T.
Netanel embodies the many unique characteristics that every educator seeks. She is artistically talented, hardworking, and always willing to accept the biggest challenge. I know her talents will continue to flourish in college and she will earn a place as one of our successful alumni!
Netanel has an impressive resume with awards, achievements, and extensive exhibition experience. She is the vice president of National Art Honor Society and loves to be involved in her community. As a high schooler, she has already developed a reputation as an artist and receives constant requests for murals and art commissions.
Netanel has proven to be a reliable and trustworthy senior. Faculty members like myself are always entrusting her with extra responsibility and requesting her assistance. She is good at gathering other students to help with our community art projects because so many of our underclassmen look up to her.
A talented visual artist, Netanel is a young woman whose brain and heart are outmatched only by her hard work and dedication to all that she takes on.
Netanel is undoubtedly a young woman who demands the best, not just of herself but of the people and the world around her, and she’s willing to work to get it. She possesses the personality, the drive, the grit, and the commitment to make a measurable mark at her chosen university as part of the class of 2019.
Netanel Saso 
Education
Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, Dallas, Texas
The Westwood High School (2013), Dallas, Texas
Work Experience
January 2013 to CurrenT, Studio Teacher / Studio Teacher Assistant, Studio Arts Dallas, Texas
June – August 2013, Westwood School Summer Camp Teacher Assistant, Dallas, Texas
June – August 2012, Westwood School Summer Camp Teacher Assistant, Dallas, Texas
Exhibitions- 2015 
42 Murals, Mural Painting (of my artwork) Deep Ellum, Dallas
Senior art show, Hudson Foundation Gallery, 10 pieces, Dallas
Dallas Museum of Art, Art Ball, 1 piece, Dallas
Young American Talent, El Centro Gallery, 2 pieces, Dallas
Printmaking art show, Hudson Foundation Gallery, 2 pieces, Dallas
Drawing art show, Hudson Foundation Gallery, 2 pieces, Dallas
National Art Honor Society art show, Hudson Foundation Gallery, 3 pieces, Dallas
Operation Kindness Dog Drawing Auction, Operation Kindness, Dallas
Young American Talent, Love Field Airport, 1 piece, Dallas
Honors and Awards 
National Art Honor Society (Vice President) -2015 – 2016
Booziotis Pegasus Sculpture Finalist -2015
Lark on the Park restaurant mural -2015
Baker Botts LLP chalk mural – 2015
Top 26 Neiman Marcus Christmas Ornament Competition – 2015
2d Place Printmaking Show at Hudson Foundation Gallery – 2015
Student Advisory Committee for the Fine Arts – 2015
Studio Arts Dallas Business Card drawing on it -2014- current
Community Service
Linda Gossett art studio assistant – 2015                          
6 Drawings donated to Operation Kindness, Operation Kindness – 2015
Flying Horse chalk art at Booker T. Washington High School – 2015
Arts Management Club, Dallas – 2015
Silverado Senior Living, Dallas -2015
Trammell and Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art, Dallas, -2015
Fusion Camp Assistant at Booker T. Washington High School –2014 Dallas Children’s Theater – 2014
North Texas Food Bank – 2013
Dallas Stars Center Ice Skating Competitions – 2012 – 2013
Activities 
Arts in the park 2014 – 2015
Figure Drawing at Creative Arts Center – 2014
The Westwood book club – 2013
Piano – 2012- 2013
Ice Skating – 2012 – 2013
CONGRATULATIONS NETTY!

Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas | www.cadddallas.net

Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas (CADD) is a non-profit membership organization of galleries formed in 2006 for the purpose of promoting the advancement of contemporary art on all levels. Members are committed to represent the highest standards of contemporary art, while recognizing the importance of integrity and responsibility in working with artists, collectors, museum professionals, and the cultural community of Dallas.
Each year CADD offers a Scholarship to a graduating high school senior from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. The Scholarship is awarded to a student pursuing a Fine Arts degree at an accredited university or art institute. The scholarship may be used for tuition, books, equipment, travel, and/or supplies assisting the student in their academic endeavors. Proceeds from CADD events assists with the CADD Scholarship and CADD Educational Programs.

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2016 DADA Scholarship Awards & Exhibit Reception May 7

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Join the Party
2016 DADA Scholarship Awards
Exhibition and Reception May 7 7-9 pm
One Arts Plaza 1722 Routh St

FREE – RSVP:    info@dallasartdealers.org
Work by Nine Finalists – Exhibition on View – May 2 – June 24
Brett Akop, Lysette Barrera, Vivie Behrens, Monzerrat Fuentes, Nik Hermanovski, Iris Hughey, Lauren Kuehmeir, Joseph Racz, Celeste Rodela
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2016 DADA Scholarship Awards Exhibition & Reception
May 7, 2016
7-9 p.m.
One Arts Plaza
Join us at this celebrated event
Nibbles provided by Jorge’s
Entertainment by the Booker T. Washington Ensemble
Complimentary Valet
Three Scholarships will be awarded towards higher education
The Edith Baker Art Scholarship Award – $5,000         
The Craighead Green Fund for the Arts Award – $2,500
The DADA Excellence in Art Award – $1,000
The selection process was based on artistic originality, expression, technique, presentation and evidence of personal vision or voice.
Jurors
Lucilo Pena, Architect and President of Billingsley Development
Mary Tomas, Artist and Owner of Mary Tomas Gallery
Kenneth Craighead, Designer & Owner of Craighead Green Gallery
Cathy Drennan, Executive Director, DADA
Sponsored by
One Arts Plaza
Patron Magazine
Aston Martin of Dallas
Beaudry Framing
FREE – RSVP TO info@dallasartdealers.org
Donate to the scholarship – www.dallasartdealers.org
DADA – Dallas Art Dealers Association
Dedicated to enriching the lives of the public through visual art.
The Dallas Art Dealers Association is an affiliation of established independent gallery owners and nonprofit art organizations in the Dallas metropolitan area. DADA is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of ethical practice within the profession and to increasing public awareness of the role and responsibilities of reputable art dealers and nonprofit visual art spaces.
Cathy Drennan, Executive Director

 

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Alba Collection Symposium Dec. 4

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Alba Collection Symposium Dec. 4

Join us for a public symposium at the Meadows Museum that will bring together established and emerging scholars for discussion and debate on a selection of masterpieces from the collection of the Alba family.
The morning session will be devoted to three keynote lectures that will narrate a story of the life and afterlife of the Alba collection, and raise broader questions about parallel collections throughout Europe. The first lecture will examine the dispersal of the Alba collection in the nineteenth century, the second will investigate the political appropriation of the collection during the Spanish Civil War, and the third will address conservation issues pertaining to specific objects. The afternoon session will take place in the exhibition galleries, where eight speakers will present “object biographies,” unfolding the stories of individual works on view in the exhibition. A break for lunch will follow the morning session, and the symposium will close with a reception for attendees.
This symposium is co-organized by the Meadows Museum and the Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History at The University of Texas at Dallas.

Morning Session – Bob and Jean Smith Auditorium

9:00 – 9:30 a.m. 

Coffee and informal viewing of the exhibition

Treasures from the House of Alba: 500 Years of Art and Collecting

9:30 – 9:40 a.m. – OPENING REMARKS
Mark Roglán (Linda P. and William A. Custard Director of the Meadows Museum and Centennial Chair in the Meadows School of the Arts, SMU)
Richard Brettell (Director, Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History, UTD)
9:40 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. – LECTURES
9:40 – 10:20 a.m.
Richard Brettell (O’Donnell Institute, UTD)
The Alba Collection Paris Sale: Spanish Art, Tapestries, and French Taste in the early Third Republic
10:25 – 11:05 a.m.
Miriam Basilio (Assoc. Professor of Art History and Museum Studies, New York University)
“Museums for the People”: The Alba Collection and Debates about Cultural Property during the Spanish Civil War
11:10 a.m. – 11:50 p.m.
Rafael Alonso (Conservator, Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid)
Preserving the Legacy of the House of Alba in the Twentieth Century

12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Break for Lunch and informal viewing of the exhibition Treasures from the House of Alba: 500 Years of Art and Collecting

Afternoon Session – Jake and Nancy Hamon Galleries

1:30 – 3:10 p.m. – OBJECT BIOGRAPHIES 
1:30 – 1:50 p.m.
Shira Lander (Professor of Practice & Director of Jewish Studies, SMU)
Rabbi Mosé Arrajel and School of Toledo, Alba Family Bible, 1430
1:55 – 2:15 p.m.
Lori Diel (Assoc. Professor and Coordinator of Art History, TCU)
Decree granting coat of arms to Martín Moctezuma, 1536
2:20 – 2:40 p.m.
Mark Rosen (Assoc. Professor of Aesthetic Studies, Edith O’Donnell Institute, UTD)
Fernão Vaz Dourado, Portulano, Atlas of the World, 1568
2:45 – 3:05 p.m.
Lisa Pon (Assoc. Professor of Art History, SMU)
Willem de Pannemaker, Mercury in Love with Herse, 1570
3:10 – 3:30 p.m. – BREAK AND INFORMAL DISCUSSION
3:30 – 5:10 p.m. – OBJECT BIOGRAPHIES, PART II
3:30 – 3:50 p.m.
Nicole Atzbach (Curator, Meadows Museum, SMU)
Andrea Vaccaro, Penitent Magdalene, c. 1650-60
3:55 – 4:15 p.m.
Amy Freund (Asst. Professor & The Kleinheinz Family Endowment for the Arts & Education Endowed Chair in Art History, SMU)
Louis Michel van Loo, The Children of the Second Duke of Berwick, c. 1715
4:20 – 4:40 p.m.
Xavier Salomon (Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator, Frick Collection, New York)
Francisco de Goya, The Duchess of Alba in White, 1795
4:45 – 5:05 p.m.
Mark Roglán (Meadows Museum, SMU)
Josep María Sert, Victory Comes Slowly; Defeat of the Enemy; The Book of History; Mobilization, c. 1918
5:10 – 6:00 p.m.
Reception for symposium attendees at the Meadows Museum
FREE!

Seating is first come, first served;
no reservations required.

Symposium concludes with a reception

Questions? Contact Carmen Smith at either

 

 

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“H. Paxton” Student Scholarship Auction to open at El Centro

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H. Paxton Moore

“H. PAXTON”

Student Scholarship Fundraiser Auction

Jan. 26 – Feb. 5, 2015

Reception/Live Auction: TR 2/5 4-6 pm

Paxton Moore Fine Art Gallery

El Centro College

801 Main Street / Dallas TX 75202

Telephone: 214-860-2115

Web: http://www.elcentrocollege.edu/artgallery

Gallery Hours: M-W 10-4, TR 10-7, F 10-3

The H. Paxton Moore Fine Art Gallery announces our first exhibition for the spring semester, a student scholarship fundraiser auction, to raise money for the H. Paxton Moore Fine Art Gallery Fund. The gallery namesake, H. Paxton Moore, was a beloved longtime faculty member at El Centro and supporter of the fine arts, and when the gallery was named in his memory in 2007, a fund was created to benefit our students.

Each academic year, the gallery gives out $2500 in scholarships and awards to our visual fine arts students each year from the gallery fund. This ongoing generosity has made it important to replenish the fund, so that we may continue this mission in support of our students.
Works from a selection of approximately three dozen professional, faculty, and student artists, including Carlos Donjuan, Raymond Butler, Artist DIY, Randall Garrett, Annie Chrietzberg, and many  more will be available to bid on. During the exhibition, work will be available to purchase on the spot, at a “Buy It Now” price not to exceed $200. At the closing reception a live auction will be held, and works will be auctioned at any price, to the highest bidder. There will be plenty of small paintings, sculpture, framed works on paper, and artist multiples available.

Additionally, interested patrons may make a donation directly to the gallery fund, to benefit our visual fines arts students at:

https://www.foundation.dcccd.edu/sslpage.aspx?pid=275  (“Designation: Other”, blank field “H. Paxton Moore Fine Art Gallery Fund”)

For more information, please contact gallery director Randall Garrett:

Randall Garrett, Gallery Coordinator

Paxton Moore Fine Art Gallery

El Centro College

801 Main Street / Dallas TX 75202

214-860-2115 / rgarrett@dcccd.edu

 

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