Join JM Gallery tomorrow Saturday, June 17, at 1:30 for an artist talk with photographers Peter Blackburn, Amy Holmes George, Frank Lopez, Kathy Lovas, and Susan Sponsler-Carstarphen.
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Tag Archive: photography
Alternative Process Photography Artist Talk June 17 at JM Gallery
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More Calls for Art Around Texas
The Grove at Frisco Commons
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Call Type: Public Art
Eligibility: International
City: Frisco
State: Texas
Fee: $0.00
Entry Deadline: 6/22/17
The City of Frisco, Texas Public Art Program is issuing this Request for Qualifications for a public art opportunity at The Grove at Frisco Commons. Budget: $84,500.00
The Grove at Frisco Commons – an active adult center opening in early 2019 – will add a new social and educational destination to the already popular park. With a primary goal of serving adults 50 and over, this 30,000+ square-foot facility will include a diverse array of multi-use spaces for activities of all kinds including learning opportunities, fitness and games. Additionally, The Grove at Frisco Commons will serve as a meeting and special event space for the citizens of Frisco and beyond.
The name ‘The Grove’ was inspired by an existing grove of trees at the park and the desire to emphasize the importance of natural forms and themes for the development. The public art project will be located in an exterior courtyard with the many glass walls of the building on one side and the green spaces of the park on the other, accessible to audiences of all ages. The highly visible artwork will be displayed in an elevated planting bed, surrounded by landscaping and built-in benches.
For artist opportunities at local craft shows see http://www.dfwcraftshows.com/
Navasota Artist in Residency Fall 2017
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Call Type: Residencies
Eligibility: International
City: Navasota
State: Texas
Fee: $25.00
Event Dates: 8/14/2017 – 2/12/2018
Entry Deadline: 6/11/17
Days remaining to deadline: 12
The City of Navasota and The Arts Council of Brazos Valley invite artists to apply for a six month residency in Navasota, Texas! The Artists in Residence will have an opportunity to live, work, and exhibit in the historic Horlock Home in Navasota, Texas, which includes living and studio space for each of the three selected artists as well as a retail gallery space. The residency period is six (6) months from mid-August 2017 to mid-February 2018.
The City of Navasota will provide amenities including living/studio space, retail gallery space, internet, cable, and utilities free of charge to selected artists with the purpose of providing artists the opportunity to create and sell their work. Each artist will also receive a one-time $600 stipend at the beginning of the residency to assist with supply purchases.
TPS National Photography Award
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Call Type: Award
Eligibility: National
City: Frisco
State: Texas
Fee: $45.00
Event Dates: 5/8/2017 – 6/23/2017
Entry Deadline: 6/23/17
Texas Photographic Society is delighted to announce a new award program for artists residing in the United States who have a consistent body of photographic work. The recipient will be awarded a $2,000 cash prize; a solo exhibition at Red Maple Gallery, a new Participating Space during Fot
2017 Western Trappings on The Llano
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Call Type: Exhibitions
Eligibility: International
City: Llano
State: Texas
Fee: $25.00
Event Dates: 10/13/2017 – 10/28/2017
Entry Deadline: 7/1/17
A 16 day, Juried, International exhibit and sale of original Western Trappings, Art, Jewelry and Gear.
Las Artistas Art & Fine Crafts Show 2017 – El Paso, Texas
DEADLINE: 6/9/2017
Fee (Jury Fee): $30.00
Event Dates: 11/18/2017 – 11/19/2017
The Las Artistas Art & Fine Craft Show, now in its 48th year, is a popular pre-Thanksgiving event, attracting an upscale audience of arts and crafts collectors and enthusiasts from El Paso, TX, Las Cruces, NM, and beyond. This small, artist-produced show is strictly juried, catering to affluent and savvy buyers. Booth fees are very reasonable and include electricity, reported art and fine craft sales are consistently strong, and the event has a friendly, easy going atmosphere. All booths will be located INSIDE and will be 10×10 or 10×15! To attract even more buyers, the show will feature art and craft demonstrations, live music, and creative cuisine from food trucks.
Las Artistas is working with a professional marketing agency with arts and crafts event expertise to promote the show and is updating its website to provide exhibitors with additional exposure. El Paso is known as a community that supports, promotes and funds the arts. In fact, our extensive advertising budget is funded in part by the Texas State Commission on the Arts and the City of El Paso Museums and Cultural Affairs Department.
This year, we are having a new section that we are calling Next Generation. This section of artists will be composed by local children under the age of 18. They will have a table displaying their pieces. This is part of an effort to build the art community in the area.
Don’t miss this opportunity to sell your work in a fun, festive environment!
Septemberfest at the Museum of the Southwest 2017 – Midland, Texas
DEADLINE: 6/5/2017
Fee (Jury Fee): $35.00
Event Dates: 9/8/2017 – 9/10/2017
This show is produced with the aim of providing an exposition of high quality arts and crafts by national artists and craftspersons, to benefit the Museum of the Southwest. Annual attendance 10,000. Best in Show wins $1000. The 2017 event will mark our 48th successful year!
Covington Three Rivers Art Festival 2017 – Covington, Louisiana
DEADLINE: 6/4/2017
Fee (Application Fee): $35.00
Event Dates: 11/11/2017 – 11/12/2017
The Covington Three Rivers Art Festival invites you to apply to our 21st Annual juried festival. Attracting 50,000+ visitors last year, the award-winning festival is dedicated to bringing the best of fine arts and fine crafts to historic downtown Covington, Louisiana, and providing the best in Southern Hospitality for our artists.
Our site stretches outdoors along Columbia Street, lined by many of the galleries, antique and specialty shops, and restaurants for which Covington is well-known. The Arts Alive! demonstrations, Children’s Discovery Area, Student Art Exhibit and musical performances add to the festival ambiance and attraction.
Conveniently accessed off I-12, Covington is located on the Northshore of Lake Pontchartrain across the world’s longest bridge and is only 45 minutes from downtown New Orleans. This quaint, historic town is nestled along the Abita, Bogue Falaya, and Tchefuncte Rivers—hence the name Covington Three Rivers Art Festival.
Applications for this year’s festival will be accepted and processed through ZAPPlicationTM beginning February 8, 2017. Deadline for accepting entries is June 4, 2017.
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Mark Chen’s Windtopia presentation June 9 at the Dallas Center for Photography
DCP Speaker Series:
Mark Chen’s Windtopia
Friday, June 9: 7-9pm
With roots as a visual art project, Windtopia has evolved into a collaboration among artists across the visual arts, sound art, graphic design, creative writing, and performance and non-artists in fields such as engineering and climate science. Mark Chen will present the project in which our complex energy future is brought to life.
Mark’s presentation will be a mix of photography and graphic design and how they can stimulate discussion about serious social, political and artistic topics. This performance will be followed by a behind-the-scenes talk, in which Mark Chen will detail the conceptual development of Windtopia – from the day it was inspired to what the future holds.
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The Colors and Contrasts of Cuba – March 9 – 18, 2018
An old american car in front of a souvenirs shop for tourists in Trinidad, Cuba
You are invited to join me on a one-of-a-kind photographic travel adventure to Cuba through a licensed ‘People to People’ Program, with activities that will immerse you in to the heart and soul of this intriguing and colorful country. This tour is limited to only 12 participants to allow for a more intimate and rewarding experience.
The focus of the tour is cultural and historical in nature, while providing a plethora of dramatic photographic opportunities each day. From the indefinable magic of old Havana with its vintage cars, to the contemplative countryside of the Pinar del Rio and Zapata Provinces, with an overnight stay on the southern coastal beach at Playa Larga, this and more awaits to enlighten your senses and via for your camera’s attention.
Mark your calendars and let’s make a memorable photographic tour adventure together! For more information on my Strabo Cuba Photo Tour, click the following link:
http://phototc.com/tours/details/the-colors-and-contrasts-of-cuba
Tour photo leader:
Randy Ziegler
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Soda Heads – a group show at The Grackle Art Gallery
Group show of amazing, established local artists as well as some exceptional young and up and coming ones. Come for the art, stay for the music. Saturday, May 13, 7-11pm
Featuring Elaine Taylor, Anthony Marcus Black, Heather Bird, Bailey K Chapman, Areysi Mendoza, Christopher De La Paz, Jyoti Ahmed, Rowan Barnard, Terry Horn, John Ashcraft, Katelyn Townsend, Aaron Hutchinson, Cindy Flint and Brianna Burnett.
Musical artists: Ella Rinn Brown, Jack Dingler and Rebecca Jozwiak
GRACKLE ART GALLERY http://grackleartgallery.com/
4621 El Campo, FW. Free. 817-615-0681.
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Sports & Leisure opens May 13 at PDNB
PDNB Gallery is proud to present, Sports & Leisure, a summer group show that explores the icons and legends of sports, and the pleasures of leisure. This energetic exhibition will showcase the unforgettable moments in sports, from the Golden Era of motor sports to the iconic portraits of legendary boxer, Muhammad Ali and baseball player Babe Ruth. It will also include the playful, humorous, and candid images of Americans hard at play. Exhibition will be on view May 13 – July 29, 2017. Join us for the opening reception, Saturday, May 13, 2017 from 5 – 8 PM.
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thegallery8680| Through the Eye of the Lens May 5
thegallery8680 presents Through the Eye of the Lens
On Friday May 5th @ 7pm the gallery is opening its doors to photography a collection of work of artists that have seen the world through the lens of a camera. We are sharing this view with you.
We hope you can join us as we; the gallery and all its crew can introduce you to life through | the eye of the lens.
robyn parker feehan
creative director
thegallery8680
@ 8680main street frisco,tx.75034
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thegallery8680
@ 8680main street frisco,tx.75034
p 214-585-8175
e thegallery8680@gmail.com
w www.thegallery8680.com
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The 33% – Artists from the Cultural District March 25
Join us this Spring Gallery Night 2017 at the Grackle Art Gallery to experience art, culture, and live music. A mix of phenomenal local artists with works guaranteed to dazzle the senses will be showcased.
The majority of people who work at fine art museums are active artists. Museums are powered by artists.
The Grackle Art Gallery is hosting this show in honor and celebration of this truth. The idea for this show originated from staff at The Amon Carter Museum of American Art where we chose the theme Works on Paper and Photography to tribute the great Works on Paper and Photography collection that sets this museum apart in the Fort Worth Cultural District.
In creating this show, we are enriching the community of Fort Worth by promoting these local artists with a space to show work together.
This show has been curated by Allester Vinteers and Shane Green, both passionate and recognized local community artists.
We give special thanks to the folks at The Grackle Art Gallery for granting us the opportunity to use their space and to everyone else who’s helped us make this a reality!
This is a free event. Come join us to support the local Art Community.
FUN, FRESH, ALIVE and HERE!
*The show itself will be on view by appointment starting on the 19th of March. We are also having a Matinee the day after Gallery Night, Sunday, March, 26th from 12-3pm.
Here’s a list of the amazing musicians who will be playing live at our Art Show during Spring Gallery Night 2017!!!
*Swirve
*Canyon Kafer
*Jeff Dazey
We give special thanks to Clint Niosi for arranging this line up of awesome musical talent!
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CELEBRATE IRVING call for art & photography
In conjunction with the Irving Heritage Society‘s Celebrating Irving event, Irving Art Association is hosting Irving-themed exhibits at the Jaycee Park Center for the Arts and the West Irving Library. This is the Irving Heritage House’s 100th Anniversary, and the focus of the celebration is on anything Irving. The West Gallery at Jaycee Park will be devoted mainly to art created byThelma Coleman, with the larger East Gallery open to others.
Our call to artists and photographers is open to all adults and children in the DFW area. Subject must be Irving-related.
Dates:
- Mar. 26 – May 5 Celebrate Irving Exhibit; April 4, 7 p.m. – Reception. (East & West Galleries at the Jaycee Park Center for the Arts, 1975 Puritan, Irving 75061)
- Mar. 26 – May 27 – Celebrate Irving Exhibit at the West Irving Library, 4444 W. Rochelle, Irving TX 75062
Drop off works on Saturday, March 25th from 10am-2pm at the Jaycee Park Center for the Arts. . You may drop off work for the West Irving Library on Sunday, March 26th from 1-3pm (or the day before at the Jaycee Center).
Art and photos should be framed or on wrap-around canvas and should be wired and ready for hanging. Limit of 3 per person at each location.
Contact IAA at irvingartassociation@gmail.com or the IAA Office at 972-721-8063. Reserve your spot now!
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Special event on Sunday, March 19 1:30 – 4:00 pm: Art in the Park – Paint or Draw Plein Air (or take photos) in Jaycee Park Supplies needed: paint & brushes or drawing tools plus canvas or paper. An easel is useful but not absolutely necessary since there is some seating. Paper towels, water cup, etc. A camera is a good backup. Get inspired by nature! There’s ducks and geese in the park, Hippo statues, water fountain, playground, Art Center, police memorial, and gardens. If it’s rainy or windy, we can work inside the Jaycee Park Center for the Arts from photos. If you want to do plein air at another park in Irving, feel free! Invite a friend too. Create artwork or photos you can enter for free in the Celebrate Irving Exhibits (at Jaycee Park Center for the Arts or the West Irving Library.)
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Frida Kahlo on view at PDNB Gallery
Nickolas Muray, Frida Painting “The Two Fridas”, c. 1939
FRIDA KAHLO
March 1 – April 15, 2017
Simultaneously with the Dallas Museum of Art’s highly anticipated exhibition, “Mexico 1900-1950: Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, Jose Clemente Orozco, and the Avant-Garde”, PDNB Gallery will be exhibiting a special selection of photographs of the influential Mexican Surrealist painter and icon, Frida Kahlo.
The exhibition will highlight the playful and candid portraits of Frida taken by artist and close companion, Lucienne Bloch(1909-1999).
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Lucienne Bloch, Frida Biting her Necklace, 1933 |
By an encounter with the great Mexican muralist, Diego Rivera, Bloch was subsequently introduced to Frida, and the two developed a deep friendship. During Diego’s turbulent stay in the United States, Bloch became an important figure in Frida’s life, helping her overcome a number of obstacles that would later reflect in the artist’s most important paintings. Bloch would also document many of Diego’s prominent mural works including “Unity Panel” at the New Workers School in New York, 1933, (included in the exhibition) and the only surviving photographs of the controversial Rockefeller Center mural, which was destroyed in 1934.
Also featured in this exhibition are the vibrant color and black & white photographs of Frida Kahlo by the master photographer and Frida’s long time lover, Nickolas Muray(1892-1965). Throughout their ten years on and off affair, Muray would photograph Frida during his visits to Mexico and while she was in New York for her solo exhibition at the Julian Levy Gallery. The images included by Muray reveal the eccentric, colorful and forceful figure that was Frida through both candid moments and studio settings.
The powerful work of the artist, Delilah Montoya(1955), paying homage to Frida, through surrealist and alternative photographic processes will also be featured.
This exhibition will be on view from March 1 – April 15, 2017.
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| Nickolas Muray, Frida Kahlo, 1939 |
For More Information: Missy@pdnbgallery.com
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Angelika Ejtel Solo Exhibition: Opening Reception | March 9 at ART7 Gallery
Fort Worth Community Arts Center presents:
Angelika Ejtel: ‘And They Say Of Her Woman’
Please join us for the Opening Reception
Thursday, March 9, 6 – 8 PM
March 4 – March 22, 2017
Inspired by the poetry of a famous Polish poet H. Poswiatowska, in this exhibition of self-portraits, Angelika Ejtel integrates the images that belong to her most feminine works. They encompass the motifs of dark love, never-ending longing and hidden desires. Woman and her intimate world(s) portrayed in the poems of Poswiatowska, takes the face and body of the artist in her photographs. This is just a tiny study of what womanhood is in its broad spectrum of meanings.
ART 7 Gallery
2955 Crockett St
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Gallery hours: Thursday and Friday 4-8 pm, Saturday 1-8 pm
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Cordelia Bailey & Dontrius Williams at Fort Works Art
Fort Works Art
presents
Cordelia Bailey: One Last Shot and
Dontrius Williams: One More Shot
presents
Cordelia Bailey: One Last Shot and
Dontrius Williams: One More Shot
Please join us for the Opening Reception
Saturday, February 25 6 – 9 PM
February 21 – March 18, 2017
Fort Works Art is committed to bringing life, vitality and energy to the art scene in Fort Worth, TX. They are a resource for both seasoned collectors and the everyday individual. Existing somewhere between a gallery, a cultural center and a museum, Fort Works Art strives to continually evolve into its’ own entity, free from the traditional labels of the art world. They exist to support the arts, to give back to the community and to inspire youth.
Fort Works Art
2100 Montgomery Street
Fort Worth, Texas, 76107
NEW Gallery Hours: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm
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Photography Exhibit: And They Say Of Her Woman| Angelika Ejtel
The Fort Worth Community Arts Center is pleased to announce the opening reception for self-portrait photographer Angelika Ejtel’s exhibition “And They Say Of Her Woman”.
Inspired by the poetry of a famous Polish poet H. Poswiatowska, in this exhibition of self-portraits, Angelika Ejtel integrates the images that belong to her most feminine works. They encompass the motifs of dark love, never-ending longing and hidden desires. Woman and her intimate world(s) portrayed in the poems of Poswiatowska, takes the face and body of the artist in her photographs. This is just a tiny study of what womanhood is in its broad spectrum of meanings.
Angelika uses herself as a subject for her images. She considers her photographic creation as a poetic experience in which she drowns and infuses herself and, as a result, it gives her the feeling that she is reborn with each portrait into a new being. Although, all of her photographs are self-portraits, they shouldn’t be necessarily read as self-presentations, rather they should be revealed as the multiplicity of “selves” available to one individual. To put it succinctly, her attitude towards the self is more of an exploratory journey between an awareness of self and an unawareness of some aspects of oneself.
The exhibition will be on view from March 4th through March 22nd, 2017.
Please, join us at ART 7 Gallery in Fort Worth, TX for a complementary reception, and meet the artist on Thursday, March 9th from 6 to 8 PM.
ART 7 Gallery
2955 Crockett St
Fort Worth, TX 76107
The gallery hours:
Thursday 4-8 pm
Friday 4-8 pm
Saturday 1-8 pm
angelika.ejtel@gmail.com
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Exit NANCY Martin – group exhibition at the Grackle Feb. 25
“Exit Nancy Martin”, group show featuring Deran Wright, Martell, Mary Mac X, Jason Davis, Judith Wolf, Heather Bird, Scott Hughes, Aaron Hutchinson, JimRay Scott, Ray Broadbent, Katelyn Townsend, Monica Wright, Joe Art LaBerge, Orestes Ventura, Yvonne 4-Eyes Wilson.
Live music by Joshua Bucy and Pasticcio.
Sat Feb 25th 7-11pm.
GRACKLE ART GALLERY
4621 El Campo, FW. Free. 817-615-0681.
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Through The Lens Photography Exhibit opens Feb. 9
(Photo Courtesy of Stevan Alcala).
Through the Lens is a photography exhibit featuring photographers whose work evokes emotion and thought. Patrick Crowe, Randy Stewart, Rusty Hann, Asher J Swan, and Jamaal Dubose are so far exhibiting for this exhibit. Three week run.
Where: Gallery 31319 W Davis St Dallas, Texas 75208
1319 W Davis St Dallas, Texas 75208
When: February 9, 2017, 7 pm
Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/131524370679577/
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Gene Kelly on Candid Photography Feb. 6 in Grand Prairie
AGPA meets the first Monday of each month at the Grand Prairie Chamber of Commerce, 900 Conover Street. Meetings are open to the public. Guests and visitors are welcome at no charge. Visit our website at www.gpartists.org
Activities will begin at 6:30 pm on Monday, February 6th at the Grand Prairie Chamber of Commerce.
Program
The program will be a brief tutorial on the art of Candid Photography presented by local photographer Gary Kelly. Candid photography involves creating images of people that don’t appear to be formal portraits. It can be of family, friends or complete strangers. We will go over several tips on way to improve your candid efforts showing examples of each, and then we will take a look at your own photos and demonstrate how to give them more impact and perform other improvements. Bring your pictures in jpeg form, saved on a flash drive.
Other Business
Painted End Tables – The final results of the painted table raffle and the Christmas wreath auction will be reviewed.
We will also review options for future programs.
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Feb. 17 in Oklahoma: An Evening of Art and Performance: the Unsettled Lens and Japanese Woodblock Prints
Event: An Evening of Art & Performance
Date/Time: February 17, 2017 from 5:30-10 PM
Description:
Join us for An Evening of Art and Performance as we celebrate the opening of two new exhibitions, The Unsettled Lens and After the Floating World: The Enduring Art of Japanese Woodblock Prints
Friday, February 17 | 5:30-10 pm
(Exhibitions officially open Saturday, February 18)
Event Schedule:
5:30 pm | Galleries Open
Cash Bar and Refreshments Available
5:30–7 pm | 2017 Oscar® Nominated Animated Short Film Program*
5:30–10 pm | Performances Featuring:
Live Music by Magnificent Bird
Printmaking Demonstrations
Kerri Shadid Poetry Stand
RACE Dance Company
Reduxion Theater
Cost:
Free for Museum Members | $12 for Non-Members
Film Admission $5 for Museum Members | $9 for Non-Members
Tickets available at the door.
Film Admission $5 for Museum Members | $9 for Non-Members
Tickets available at the door.
Oklahoma City Museum of Art
415 Couch Drive
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405) 236-3100
info@okcmoa.com
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405) 236-3100
info@okcmoa.com
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Come pick your own shamrock . . .
Detailed close up of Shamrock with blurred green background
Come share the wonders of Ireland as I lead a 10-day photo tour (June 15 – 25, 2017) to experience and photograph some of the most beautiful and intriguing scenery in all of Ireland! This incredible tour will concentrate on western Ireland with its rugged pristine coastlines, unspoiled villages, ancient abbeys and castles, and pastoral settings. We will also take time to slow our pace and embrace the ambience of some classic Irish pubs that will have you singing the night away!
For more information on my Ireland Strabo Photo Tour where you will be treated to true Irish enchantment just click on the following link: http://phototc.com/tours/details/natural-wonders-and-the-creative-spirit-in-western-ireland
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Jeanine Michna-Bales; Through Darkness to Light: Seeking Freedom on the Underground Railroad
Frogmore Plantation; Concordia Parish, Louisiana; 2014
From a cotton plantation just south of Natchitoches, Louisiana, all the way north to Canada, Jeanine Michna-Bales has created a photographic journey of a slave’s long road to freedom, circa 1840. Michna-Bales decade long project uncovered roughly 1,400 miles, revealing actual sites, cities and places that freedom-seekers passed through. Homes of Abolitionists William Beard, Joshua Eliason Jr., and Reverend Guy Beckley gave refuge, and are included in her photographic essay. Artist reception and book signing will take place, Saturday, February 18, 2017 from 5-8PM.
Exhibition runs through April 15, 2017. Event is free and open to the public.
PDNB Gallery
154 Glass Street, Ste. 104
Dallas, TX 75207
214.969.1852
Info@pdnbgallery.com
154 Glass Street, Ste. 104
Dallas, TX 75207
214.969.1852
Info@pdnbgallery.com
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“Through the Lens: Found Object/Readymade” at CentralTrak
“Through the Lens: Found Object/Readymade”
Saturday, January 21st from 8pm-10pm
CentralTrak presents
Through the Lens: Found Object/Readymade curated by UT Dallas photography and aesthetic studies professor Marilyn Waligore and will feature artists
Susi Brister, Francesca Brunetti, Rachel Cox, Shannon Duncan, Paho Mann, and Kristy Peet.Guided by Surrealist and Dada practices of the 20th century, contemporary artists use photography and video to document two categories of objects: the found object and the readymade. The designation of the readymade upsets the mass-produced object’s functionality: engaging in play while disrupting work; incorporating humor; challenging the definition of art by presenting works that are ready-to-go — chosen and then recontextualized. Meanwhile, the identification of the found object connects to the unconscious, often tapping the historical context of a previous era, the supposed recollections of a previous owner, which informs the current viewer’s awareness. These actions address the concept of authorship, the definition of art, and the place of the object in commodity culture. The use of photography and video in contemporary art to re-present the object frames it a second time, echoing the relationship between selection and presentation of the object and image.
Susi Brister, Francesca Brunetti, Rachel Cox, Shannon Duncan, Paho Mann, and Kristy Peet.Guided by Surrealist and Dada practices of the 20th century, contemporary artists use photography and video to document two categories of objects: the found object and the readymade. The designation of the readymade upsets the mass-produced object’s functionality: engaging in play while disrupting work; incorporating humor; challenging the definition of art by presenting works that are ready-to-go — chosen and then recontextualized. Meanwhile, the identification of the found object connects to the unconscious, often tapping the historical context of a previous era, the supposed recollections of a previous owner, which informs the current viewer’s awareness. These actions address the concept of authorship, the definition of art, and the place of the object in commodity culture. The use of photography and video in contemporary art to re-present the object frames it a second time, echoing the relationship between selection and presentation of the object and image.
Events during the run of the exhibition will include two panel discussions with the artists.
Thursday, February 2 at 7pm
will include Rachel Cox, Paho Mann, and Kristy Peet.
Thursday, February 9 at 7pm
will have Susi Brister, Francesca Brunetti, and Shannon Duncan.
Francesca Brunetti, Sweet 28, 2016, archival inkjet print, 16 x 22 inches.
Rachel Cox, Nova, 2015, archival inkjet print, 31 x 39 inches.
CentralTrak is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to the creation, presentation, and advancement of the contemporary arts by building on the forward-thinking academic resources of the School of Arts & Humanities at The University of Texas at Dallas.
800 Exposition Ave.
Dallas, TX 75226
Gallery hours: Saturdays Noon – 5pm or by appointment
(214) 824-9302
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Still space available for my 2017 Ireland photo tour!
Join me on a 10-day (June 15 – 25) unforgettable travel adventure where we will create grand memories together while photographing some of the most beautiful and intriguing scenery in all of Ireland! Our tour will concentrate on western Ireland with its rugged pristine coastlines, unspoiled villages, ancient abbeys and castles, and pastoral settings. In addition, we will have time to embrace the ambience and chat with locals in some classic Irish pubs.
For more information on my 2017 Ireland Strabo Photo Tour where you will be treated to true Irish flavors just click on the following link: http://phototc.com/tours/details/natural-wonders-and-the-creative-spirit-in-western-ireland
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Granbury Camera Club: 2017 Annual Photography Show & Sale
Granbury Camera Club
2017 Annual Photography Show
JANUARY 28 – FEBRUARY 25, 2017
Of The Lake Granbury Art Association
2017 Photography Show & Sale
Turn-in: Saturday, January 21, 8 a.m. – Noon
Non-Accepted Entries must be picked up 3 p.m. – 4 p.m., Sat. Jan. 21
The Shanley House, 224 N. Travis St., Granbury, TX
Show Dates: Opening Night Reception & Awards, The Shanley, 6:30 p.m., Jan. 28
End of Show: Saturday, February 25, 8 p.m.
Pick Up Photography: Saturday 8 p.m. Feb. 25 &
Sunday, Feb. 26, Noon – 4 p.m.
Call for Entries
Photo Turn In: Saturday, Jan. 21, 8 a.m.-Noon
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Show Rules for the 2017 Photography Show hosted by Granbury Camera Club are available as a PDF via the link above.
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Abstracts & Architecture reception Jan. 14 at Sun to Moon
Abstracts & Architecture
Sun to Moon Gallery http://www.suntomoon.com/
January 12 – February 11, 2017
An exhibition of photographs by Dan Burkholder, Jeffrey Conley, Scot Miller, Alan Ross, Alison Shaw, Keith S. Walklet & R.P. Washburne. VIEW THE ABSTRACTS & ARCHITECTURE PRINTS
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Tyler Shields: Provocateur opens Jan. 7
Samuel Lynne Galleries is pleased to invite you to the opening reception for photographer Tyler Shields’ exhibition “Provocateur” on January 7, 2017 from 5-8pm. Shields will be in attendance at the opening reception, which will also serve as a launch for his latest book Provocateur. The exhibition will be on view until February 11, 2017.
Tyler Shields is known for his unique brand of volatile and off-handed celebrity photography and has come to be recognized as “Hollywood’s Favorite Photographer.” The meaning behind his work goes so much deeper than the famous faces and materials inhabiting it. Often using dark and controversial subject matter, his photography challenges convention, forcing the viewer to contemplate the true nature of human existence.
1105 Dragon Street
Dallas, TX 75207
214.965.9027
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Photo Swap Meet April 8
For one day the studio space at Dallas Center for Photography will be stuffed full of photo gear for you to buy or trade. Expect to find the usual and the very unusual on over 25 tables of cameras, lenses, lighting, bags, doodads. . . we’re not sure what will show up! If you’ve never been to a photo swap meet then you’ve been missing out!
DCP is hosting this event with help from Don’s Camera, the best used camera store in the region.
Whether you’re a professional dealer, full time photographer or just a hobbyist with a spending habit and a closet full of stuff to get rid of then rent a table and come be a vendor. If you just want to sell or trade a few items you can buy a ticket and see what kind of deal you can make with one of the vendors.
Doors open at 10am and close at 4pm. Entry is $5 cash at the door. Kids 12 and under get in free.
When: Saturday, April 8, 2017 from 10am-4pm
Where: Dallas Center for Photography, 4756 Algiers St, 75207Cost: $5
More information: https://www.dallascenterforphotography.com/classes-and-workshops/dcp-swap-meet/
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PDNB Exhibitions now on view through February 11, 2017
PDNB Gallery,
All three exhibitions are now extended through February 11th.
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FABIO DEL RE
Morandi
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KAZZ MORISHITA
Moonlight Serenade
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ODDS & ENDS
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HOLIDAY HOURS
PDNB Gallery will be Closed
Saturday, December 31, 2016
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Visual Storytelling: Ed Kashi Lecture Feb. 4
Dallas Center for Photography is honored to host renowned photojournalist Ed Kashi for his lecture New Frontiers of Visual Storytelling: It’s All Personal. He’ll share work from personal projects and major commissions, talk about the importance of social media and Instagram, the photo essay and advocacy work. The talk will be richly illustrated with a combination of stills, short videos and smartphone work. He will also be available for a book signing after the lecture.
Ed Kashi is a photojournalist, filmmaker and educator dedicated to documenting the social and political issues that define our times. Ed has done 17 features for National Geographic since 1991 including landing 4 covers of the domestic edition and numerous covers of the foreign language editions. Some of the titles include “The Struggle of the Kurds”, “The War for Nigeria”, “Marseille’s Melting Pot” and “The Danube: Europe’s River of Harmony and Discord”. He also teaches workshops around the world for the magazine.
Date: Saturday, February 4 from 2-4pm
Venue: Dallas Center for Photography 4756 Algiers St, Dallas 75207. 214-630-4909
Cost: $5
Tickets available here: https://www.dallascenterforphotography.com/classes-and-workshops/visual-storytelling-ed-kashi-lecture/
Photo credit for the attached photo goes to Ed Kashi.
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Bob Chilton Holiday Open House & Sale Dec. 15 at Uptown Downtown Art Gallery
Holiday Open House and Gallery Sale
Thursday, December 15, 2016 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Uptown Downtown Art Gallery, 301 N. San Jacinto Street, Rockwall, Texas 75087
Bob Chilton is Excited to Announce,
The Release of the Artistic Cell Phone Photography Video
and
A New Book, The Lightness of Darkness.
Chilton will be accepting pre-orders for signed copies. The anticipated publish date for the book is January 2017.
Light refreshments and drinks will be served. The event is open to the public.
To learn more about Bob Chilton and his latest projects, please visit www.bobchilton.com
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Jeanine Michna-Bales: Through Darkness to Light: Seeking Freedom on the Underground Railroad
Frogmore Plantation; Concordia Parish, Louisiana; 2014
Jeanine Michna-Bales: Through Darkness to Light: Seeking Freedom on the Underground Railroad
February 18 – April 15, 2017
Artist reception and book signing: Saturday, February 18, 2017 5-8 PM
From a cotton plantation just south of Natchitoches, Louisiana, all the way north to Canada, Jeanine Michna-Bales has created a photographic journey of a slave’s long road to freedom, circa 1840. Michna-Bales decade long project uncovered roughly 1,400 miles, revealing actual sites, cities and places that freedom-seekers passed through. Homes of Abolitionists William Beard, Joshua Eliason Jr., and Reverend Guy Beckley gave refuge, and are included in her photographic essay. Artist reception and book signing will take place, Saturday, February 18, 2017 from 5-8PM.
Exhibition runs through April 15, 2017. Event is free and open to the public.
Image: Jeanine Michna-Bales, Stopover, Frogmore Plantation, Concordia Parish, Louisiana, 2014, Courtesy of artist and PDNB Gallery, Dallas, TX
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FOCUS: Lorna Simpson at THE MODERN
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Presents
FOCUS: Lorna Simpson
November 19, 2016 – January 15, 2017
The FOCUS series is organized by the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth for the Director’s Council, a group that supports acquisitions at the Museum. The series features three solo exhibitions annually, organized by Assistant Curator Alison Hearst. FOCUS exhibitions are open to the public and are included in general museum admission: $10 for adults; $4 for seniors (60+) and students with identification; free for children 12 and under; free for Modern members.
Since the beginning of her career in the mid-1980s, Lorna Simpson has become known for her conceptual photographs and videos that question the nature of representation, and challenge historical and preconceived views of racial and sexual identity. Rooted in her longstanding interest in photography and photographic collage, Simpson’s recent paintings incorporate found imagery, often taken from AP photographs and vintage magazines, which the artist overpaints and divides across several panels. These paintings continue to investigate identity, while also confronting current events both public and private. FOCUS: Lorna Simpson is the first museum exhibition to feature the artist’s acrylic, ink, and silkscreened paintings.
One motif featured consistently throughout the all-new works created for FOCUS: Lorna Simpson is photographs of women taken from issues of Ebony magazine from the 1950s to 1970s. On Ebony, Simpson states, “For me, the images hearken back to my childhood, but are also a lens through which to see the past fifty years in American history.” For this exhibition, the Ebony images are collaged with dissimilar Associated Press photos featuring natural elements, such as fire, water, and ice, which often signal disaster and upheaval (either natural or manmade), as seen in her largest works to date, Famous Statue Damn and Famous Statue Volcano [both 2016]. These two paintings have a mirrored foreground image that features a woman’s head from a wig ad placed on a nude female sculpture; however, the works have disparate backgrounds – one illustrates an overflowing dam, while the other depicts a smoking volcano. Taken out of their original editorial or advertising contexts, the images are combined and abstracted to create new meaning. Famous Statue Damnsuggests the recent floods in Haiti, and the smoke cloud in Famous Statue Volcano connects to the plumes from riots following police brutality past and present that Simpson has more explicitly illustrated in other related works from this year.
Another series in the exhibition features close-ups of the heads of women from wig ads in Ebony magazine. In place of their hair are spiky ice formations, as seen in Head on Ice #2, 2016. Ice repeats in several of the works and is symbolic of endurance. As Simpson states, “It’s like this notion of the persistence needed for living under ice – one cannot survive in the cold, but then, don’t we live in intolerable, impossible political times and expect to survive?”
Lorna Simpson was born in Brooklyn, where she continues to live and work. She received a BFA in photography from the School of Visual Arts, New York, and an MFA in visual arts from the University of California, San Diego. Simpson has exhibited extensively, both nationally and internationally, including recent solo exhibitions at the Jeu de Paume, Paris; Brooklyn Museum; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York; Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; and Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Simpson has participated in distinguished international exhibitions such as Documenta 8 and 11, Kassel, Germany, and the 44th and 56th Venice Biennales; in 1990, she was the first African-American woman to exhibit work in the Venice Biennale.
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
3200 Darnell Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76107
Telephone 817.738.9215
Toll-Free 1.866.824.5566
Fax 817.735.1161
www.themodern.org
3200 Darnell Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76107
Telephone 817.738.9215
Toll-Free 1.866.824.5566
Fax 817.735.1161
www.themodern.org
Museum Gallery Hours
Tue 10 am-7 pm (Feb-Apr, Jun-Jul, Sep-Nov)
Tue-Sun 10 am-5 pm
Fri 10 am-8 pm
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Near & Far & Up & Down – Opening Reception Dec. 8 at Artspace111
It’s a Small World, William Greiner, Collage on panel, 12 x 12”
Little Gem No. 2, Nancy Lamb, Inkjet print on metal
Near & Far & Up & Down
William Greiner & Nancy Lamb
Opening Reception | Thursday, December 8, 2016 | 5:00pm to 8:30pm
Exhibition on Display | December 8, 2016 – February 4, 2017
From the latest edition of 360 West: “Near & Far & Up & Down flips expectations by showing the paintings and mixed-media works of a well-known photographer alongside the photography of a well-known painter. New Fort Worth resident William Greiner’s photography has been seen in major museums from coast to coast; Fort Worth native Nancy Lamb’s bright paintings reveal a refreshingly off-kilter perspective on social events. See a new side of both in their joint exhibit.” Laura Samuel Meyn.
#Near&Far&Up&Down Social Media Contest!
Join us Thursday, December 8th from 5:00 – 8:30 to participate in our Social Media Contest for a chance to win original artwork!
111 Hampton Street | Fort Worth, Texas | 76102
817.692.3228 | art@artspace111.com
www.artspace111.com
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Reflections . . .
I recently had the pleasure of viewing the current art exhibition at the Kimball Art Museum, Monet: The Early Years. The exhibition includes paintings that concentrate on the first phase of Claude Monet’s illustrative career. The young genius was well on his way in artistic development and imagination as is evident by the caliber of the paintings.
I was most captivated with Monet’s paintings of water and reflections given my own enjoyment of capturing reflections with my camera. Monet’s obsession with the painting of water and reflections was apparent by his keen ability to capture its many changing effects and moods. Something I can truly appreciate as the slightest change in your camera position or the wind on the surface of the water can produce a profound change in your image.
I would like to believe Monet would have appreciated the photograph that you see. It is a reflection of a stone building on a meandering stream. Captured during a partly sunny morning using a Nikon D810 camera with a Nikon 300mm f4 Phase Fresnel lens. Exposure was f10 @1/25 second; which was slow enough to allow the ripples on the water to create the intent I desired.
Randy Ziegler Photography http://www.randyziegler.com/
Randy also offers photo tours and classes in photography, fine art photography and stock photography.
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November at 500X Gallery| Opening Nov.12th
November Member Solo Shows
November 12th – December 4th, 2016
Opening Reception November 12th, 2016 | 7-10 pm
A show featuring the work of:
Kalee Appleton
Valerie Powell
James Talambas
Kalee Appleton
Platinum Package
In a continued effort to reexamine the objecthood of photographic backdrops used in mainstream portrait studios, Appleton conceptualizes the photographic backdrop by making these large format backdrops the focal point within a real world landscape as well as using them as backdrops for additional backdrops. While with previous work a similar approach explored the parallel use of early digital landscape photography often appearing on computer monitors coupled with digital manipulation techniques, this new work explores a straight photography method as well as a nostalgic approach by referencing the final product of mainstream portrait photography and the customary act of cutting images from a gridded portrait sheet for distribution to family and friends.
Valerie Powell
Choose Your Own Adventure
Choose Your Own Adventure is a solo exhibition highlighting a colorful collection of drawings and small sculptures that explore the idea of wandering. Inspired by the book series of the same name, Powell continues to investigate the human condition using shrinkable plastic as her primary medium. Powell creates playful narratives which invite the viewer to visually wander through a series of imagined spaces while being encouraged to make their own conceptual connections. Travel inspired imagery inform the series of drawings, while mapping specific memories inform the series of small hanging sculptures in the exhibition.
James Talambas
1.618
Composer, producer, dj, and installation artist. He owns and operates New Media Recordings, a production company and creative venue on the south side of Fort Worth. Talambas does original scores and sound design for a number of films, and has recorded, produced, programmed, mastered, and arranged for a variety of local, national and international artists in a myriad of genres. Talambas consistently employs technology, improvisation and space into the pieces he composes, creating site specific, and musician specific electro-acoustic works.
Project Spaces
Member’s Space
Michael Farmer
Bury Them Breathing
Michael’s work is based on recent and historical social topics such as race, war, immigration, and politics. His goal is to show the viewer an entangled web of similarities through historical and present models of social dynamics. Thus embracing the viewers gaze, warming them up to the cold world that exists around them.
Downstairs Project Space
An exhibition curated by Clint Bargers
Upstairs Project Space
Arbitrary Ambition – curated by
Rachel Livedalen
Works by Michelle Bonilla, Nicole Bosley, Carlee Cox, Sam Granado, Joelle Nagy and Olivia Nucci.
Arbitrary Ambition uses traditional craft techniques in order to subvert stereotypical ideas of gender. Embroidery, crochet, and domestic objects are used as a means to discuss the problematic associations of craft and femininity. Stereotypically a site of feminine production and labor, craft is devalued within the art market and thus occupies a lower position within the cultural hierarchy. This show aims to elevate the position of craft through its interdisciplinary use, shift in scale, and aggressive attitude. The artists featured in the exhibition are all undergraduate students at TCU enrolled in the course, Feminist Concepts and Strategies in Studio Art.
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Photo Swap Meet Dec. 3
For one day the studio space at Dallas Center for Photography will be stuffed full of photo gear for you to buy or trade. Expect to find the usual and the very unusual on over 25 tables of cameras, lenses, lighting, bags, doodads. . . we’re not sure what will show up! If you’ve never been to a photo swap meet then you’ve been missing out!
DCP is hosting this event with help from Don’s Camera, the best used camera store in the region.
Whether you’re a professional dealer, full time photographer or just a hobbyist with a spending habit and a closet full of stuff to get rid of then rent a table and come be a vendor. If you just want to sell or trade a few items you can buy a ticket and see what kind of deal you can make with one of the vendors.
Doors open at 10am and close at 4pm. Entry is $5 cash at the door. Kids 12 and under get in free.
When: Saturday, December 3 from 10a-4p
Where: Dallas Center for Photography, 4756 Algiers St, Dallas TX 75207
Cost: Entry is $5 cash at the door. Kids 12 and under get in free.
More information: http://www.dallascenterforphotography.com/classes-and-workshops/dcp-swap-meet/
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Ed Kashi Near and Far Photography Workshop
Photographer Ed Kashi is a member of the highly respected VII Photo Agency and is known for his penetrating and insightful photography on social and political issues both domestic and international. He is equally renowned for his workshops, which challenge photographers at all skill levels to devote their time and talents to create compelling stories through pictures. As he has told previous workshop attendees “We’re all here because we love photography but for each of us it means something different.”
DCP is happy to bring Ed back to Dallas to lead a workshop on the concept of Working Near and Far. Over four days you’ll meet at the studio and go out in the field to discover what photography means to you in the context of visual story telling. Some of the ideas and topics that Ed will explore with you:
- Near: Photographing a detail in your home that tells where you live and what you do to.
- Personal history: Telling a story in pictures of your own life.
- Keeping in close: How to approach and photograph someone you have access to.
- Finding the exotic in your own back yard: “You don’t have to go to Afghanistan to make great pictures.”
- Far: discussing how photography can report and affect geopolitical issues.
- How social media and image sharing platforms like Instagram can be used to curate and publish visual stories.
When: February 1 -5, 2017
Where: Dallas Center for Photography
Cost: Early registration (ends January 3 at 11:55pm) is $975. Late registration is $1125.
More information: http://www.dallascenterforphotography.com/classes-and-workshops/ed-kashi-near-and-far/
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