ZINSER'S GIANT MACRODON LANDS!

Contrary to what you might imagine in an exhibition called "Small Works: Art + Object" -this is the view of the gallery on opening night. The giant strange abstract cartoon character on the roof of Marty Walker Gallery is one of Billy Zinser's "MACRODONS", a blown-up version (pun intended) of the artist's small plastic art toys in the exhibition (also available online: www.macrodons.com). In addition to the small MACRODONS series 3 figures in the exhibition, Zinser transmogrified his thickly painted abstract forms of ambiguous objects into three-dimensional paintings, resulting in a mash-up between his playful plastic figures and free-standing sculptures of paint, reminiscent of his 2-D objects.

Pulp, 2010, oil on canvas, 20 x 20 inches

MACRODONS series 3

www.macrodons.com

Swell, 2010, acrylic and mixed media, 8.5 x 7 x 7 inches

TED KINCAID FRONT ROW in D MAGAZINE

D Magazine Front Row visits Ted Kincaid's studio to preview recent work:

"Kincaid's site shows images from a few new series of work comprised of digitally fabricated moon-scapes, mountain ranges, sea vistas, and other other-worldly sights that seem to derive their inspiration from early photographic works . . ." ~Peter Simek

Ted Kincaid continues his visual trickery in photography - his new work fabricates painstakingly built images of mountain ranges, ocean fronts, and the moon using no actual photographic material. In one of the new series, "A Hundred Moons," what appear to be representations of the moon's surface are constructed from images of Kincaid's concrete studio floor.

Find out more:

Read entire review here. (permalink)

Preview new work here.

COLLECTION FEATURES GALLERY ARTISTS

The Art Gallery at the University of North Texas will exhibit Collections, Cultures, and Collaborations: Inspirations from the Neiman Marcus Collection, works selected from the Neiman-Marcus Collection. The collection, holding a total of some 2500 pieces, represents local and international emerging and established contemporary artists from various cultures. Curated by Julie Kronick, Corporate Art Curator of Neiman-Marcus, the selected work will feature Frances Bagley, Brad Ellis, Vincent Falsetta, Jane Helslander, Otis Jones, Ted Kincaid, Joe Mancuso, and Tom Orr. Visit the collection starting January 18 - February 12, 2011.

University of North Texas
College of Visual Art and Design
http://art.unt.edu/gallery

Image: Ted Kincaid, Seascape 1021, 2006, digital photograph, 26 x 48 in.

TOM ORR REVIEWS

One week left to view - don't miss before exhibition closes November 13!!!

Tom Orr's exhibition Ghost Stories is capturing the imaginations of gallery patrons. Read reviews here:

"It’s the world in and beyond appearances: mirages, the barely there, a once alive that remains to haunt . . ." -Rebecca Carter, D Magazine Front Row

"Few contemporary artists can conjure a sleight of hand as well as Tom Orr. This Dallas-based, internationally exhibited sculptor is also adept at achieving maximum effects with an economy of means." Catherine D. Anspon, PaperCity

Full reviews found here:

A+C Magazine, November 2010
D Magazine - Front Row, 28 October 2010

PaperCity, 27 October 2010
Dallas Observer, October 2010

WILLIAM LAMSON @ BOILER + REVIEWS

A Line Describing the Sun, installation view

William Lamson goes to the desert with another drawing machine invented and constructed as part of his work during artist residency at the Center for Land Use Interpretation’s in Wendover, Utah. Videos and photographs are currently on display at The Boiler in Peirogi Gallery in New York. On view through November 14.

A Line Describing the Sun, video still, detail view

Recent Reviews:

• New York Times - 27 October 2010
• Minus Space - 1 October 2010
• Huffington Post - 22 September 2010
• The L Mag - 14 September 2010

WAYNE WHITE TALKS

Wayne White is touring America to lecture on his life as an award-winning artist, titled, "You're Supposed to Act All Impressed." Presented to students of Middle Tennessee State University, Savannah College of Art and Design, and Watkins College thus far, his lecture is scheduled to take the Hollywood stage as a live performance at the Los Angeles Film School on November 9th, 2010. The event is expected to be filled with high energy, laughter, and music featuring images, video clips, and puppets from the artist's life and 30-year career, including his Emmy awarded design for Pee-Wee's Playhouse (recently revived as for Broadway!).

http://www.waynewhiteart.com/waynewhitetalk/

MARK FLOOD IN BERLIN

Starting in November, artist Mark Flood will exhibit new work, Untitled, at Peres Projects, Berlin, Germany. Known for his confrontational play of words and language of advertising, Flood continues to challenge viewers' comfort levels and humor through installations and found objects, contrasted with his more subtle, and often poetic, lace paintings.

Bored Patrol, 2008, spray paint and cardboard, 43 x 20 in.

Equestrian, 2007, acrylic on canvas, 60 x 28 in.

Mark FLOOD
Bitch Moves

Berlin Mitte and Kreuzberg

November 12 - December 18, 2010
OPENING RECEPTION:
Saturday, November 12th, 7 - 10pm
Tues - Sat 11am -6pm and by appointment

UPCOMING EXHIBITION: SMALL WORKS

Small Works: Art + Object -a small sculpture invitational group exhibition, featuring strange and fantastic small art objects from a selection of 15 stellar artists. The exhibition runs November 20 - December 23, 2010, with an opening reception: Saturday, November 20, 6-8pm.

The artists exhibited will include:
Sterling Allen
Frances Bagley
Richie Budd
Thomas Feulmer
Nathan Green
Elliot Johnson
M
Margaret Meehan
Pard Morrison
Rod Northcutt
Tom Orr
Allison Schulnik
Jay Shinn
Wayne White
Billy Zinser.

This assembly of sculpture debunks the trend that “bigger is better,” and by working within a small format, these artists have created a mess of random creatures and fascinating objects that demonstrate the power of big ideas imagined in scaled-down and accessible forms.

NEW WORK BY ARCHIE SCOTT GOBBER

I Draw Conclusions, 2008, gouache on board, framed, 16 x 19 in.

Opening November 12, 2010 at Dolphin Gallery, Archie Scott Gobber continues his satirical word play, painting with a graphic, billboard display aesthetic and bold visual languange. In his new work, Gobber captures a subtle, nuanced blend of political commentary and commercial advertising, displaying surprisingly colorful and often searing catch-phrases.

@ Dolphin Gallery, November 12, 2010 - January 8, 2011

1600 Liberty Street, Kansas City, MO 64102

For additional information and available work, please contact Marty Walker Gallery.

SARAH WILLIAMS NEWS

Having returned from an artist residency program at The Vermont Studio Center, Sarah Williams also recently participated as a panelist for "Here. There. & Beyond" an exhibition curated by Joan Davidow as a part of the Legends Fortnight programming at the Dallas Contemporary.

And it doesn't stop there, Sarah's new work will be on view in two upcoming solo exhibitions:

• November 19, 2010 - Solo exhibition at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum in St. Jo, Missouri
• February 2011 - Solo exhibition McMurtrey Gallery in Houston, Texas

For additional information and available works, please contact Marty Walker Gallery.

TED KINCAID on NBC 5 DFW, TEACHING

"Teaching Teachers" by Annie Potasznik, NBC5 DFW, 08/24/2010

Artists Ted Kincaid and Michael Tole are bringing knowledge of historical art techniques into the contemporary classroom. And their students are teachers. Tole and Kincaid's progressive, content-specific staff development class is designed to reinvigorate instruction of the visual arts in the secondary classroom.

Ted Kincaid is represented by Marty Walker Gallery, for further information and available works, please contact gallery.

read the article here: http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local-beat/Teachers-Schooled-To-Stay-Current-101407804.html
(download as PDF) & view video of the televised news piece (above) & @ www.nbcdfw.com

PARD MORRISON SOLO EXHIBITION

COMING SOON! -Marty Walker Gallery presents a solo exhibition of new work by Pard Morrison, opening, Saturday, September 11, 6-8pm, and runs through October 9, 2010 (click here for more info)

SUSTENANCE, site-specific installation

Site-specific installations by 24 artists -including video + sculpture + performances + sound installations, will occupy a vacant two-story building in West Dallas during the exhibition Sustenance, curated and organized by Stephen Lapthisophon and Anne Lawrence, opening Saturday, September 11, 2010, 11am-10pm.

Participating artists include: Kimberly Aubuchon, Frances Bagley, Jesse Barnett, Iris Bechtol, Shannon Brunskill (with Courtney Brown), Brian Fridge, Justin Ginsberg, Linnea Glatt and Jim Cinquemani, Matt Hanner, Chris Hefner, Kate Helmes, Sedrick Huckaby, Devin King, Darryl Lauster, Lou Mallozzi, Kristin Mariani, Michael Mazurek, Patrick Murphy, Tom Orr, Ludwig Schwarz, Lizzy Wetzel, and Jeff Zilm.

SUSTENANCE / Opening day—Saturday, September 11, 11am-10pm

Open Saturday & Sunday, September 11-October 3, 2010, 11am-7pm

337 Singleton Blvd, Dallas TX 75212 / FREE: Open to the public [MAP]

For the full press release, click here & for further information, and artist updates, visit: sustenanceexhibition.blogspot.com

And also, check out coverage on the exhibition at D Magazine's Front Row to the Arts:

...we don't know yet, but we sure are looking forward to it!

TOM ORR @ BROOKHAVEN COLLEGE, FORUM GALLERY

Currently on view: Tom Orr's new installation is the subject of the current exhibition at The Brookhaven College Forum Gallery. (image: detail of Orr's installation at The Forum Gallery)

The opening reception is August 29, 6-8pm, and the exhibition will be on view through September 29, 2010.

Brookhaven College: 3939 Valley View Lane, Farmers Branch, Dallas, TX 75244 P:972-860-4101 [MAP]

ORR & KRACHEY on HUFFINGTON POST

NEO-MINIMALISM @ MARTY WALKER GALLERY AMONG "THIS WEEK'S TOP EXHIBITIONS"

From The Huffington Post:

"Stripped: Neo-Minimal Strategies in Contemporary Art assembles an array of talent and diverse media that handily evinces new terrain, even if it's all rather cerebral. This is art not 'of' things but 'about' them, a Fantasyland for thinking people. Two pieces are especially worthy of attention. One is Four Corners by Anna Krachey... a luridly brilliant abstract photograph... the second is Tom Orr's Flow... elegant and eloquent sculpture..." Patricia Mora

images: (top) Krachey's Four Corners, archival inkjet print, 31 x 41 in. edition of 5 (bottom) Orr's Flow , aluminum rods, wood, laminate, 59 x 26 x 16 in. *contact gallery for information & available work

D MAGAZINE: BEST GALLERY

OUR THANKS TO

D MAGAZINE, DALLAS, AND TO THE ARTISTS:

BARRY ANDERSON, POLLY APFELBAUM, WADDY ARMSTRONG, FRANCES BAGLEY, JESSE MORGAN BARNETT, ANDREW BENNETT, JAMES BIDGOOD, ROBERT BOLAND, WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS, DOUGLAS LEON CARTMEL, BEAU COMEAUX, RHYS DAVIES-GAETANO, RUPERT DEESE, LIU DING, HIROYUKI DOI, JEFF ELROD, MICHAEL EUDY, THOMAS FEULMER, ROLAND FISCHER, MICHAEL FRANCIS, MARK FLOOD, SCOTT FOLDESI, NICK GAETANO, BUSTER GRAYBILL, ARCHIE SCOTT GOBBER, QUINTIN GONZALES, ALEXANDRA GRANT, LISA GROSSMAN, PATRICIA HAGEN, KANA HARADA, STEPHEN HENDEE, ARTURO HERRERA, JONATHAN HIGGINS, ALLISON HUNTER, ANGELA KALLUS, TED KINCAID, JENNIFER KOBYLARZ, MICHIKO KON, ANNA KRACHEY, WILLIAM LAMSON, JOSÉ LERMA, ZANE LEWIS, CLAIRE LIEBERMAN, MARC LÜDERS, NIC MATHIS, BEATRIZ MILHAZES, PARD MORRISON, VIK MUNIZ, JAMES NARES, TOM ORR, JILL PANGALLO, MATTHEW PORTER, CASEY RAE, LIU REN, VICTORIA REYNOLDS, ED RUSCHA, SUSIE ROSMARIN, ERIC SALL, SHINTARO SATO, ALLISON SCHULNIK, JAY SHINN, LAURA SHIPP, ALI SMITH, MICKEY SMITH, ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR, BERNAR VENET, JOHN WALKER, JOHN WATERS, LESLIE WAYNE, KATHY WEBSTER, WAYNE WHITE, SARAH WILLIAMS, LI YONGBIN, XIAOZE ZIE, JEFF ZILM, AND OUR FRIENDS AT RENAISSANCE AUDIO/VIDEO, SCOTT&COONER, 20C DESIGN, AND ART MOTEL

JAY SHINN FEATURED REVIEWS

The Houston Chronicle reviews Refuge, Jay Shinn's solo exhibition at Barbara Davis Gallery in Houston:

"The work's real power lies in the way it transforms the gallery into a serene, chapellike setting. The exhibition's title, Refuge, hints at a spiritual impulse behind the work, as does the interdependency between the objects and their setting, neither of which is complete without the other.

It all adds up to a less-is-more vision that draws on the legacy of minimalism but ultimately feels more generous than austere. But you need to experience the work in person to glean its impact." ~Douglas Britt

And in The Houston Press, "This kind of artful, elegantly restrained work is rare and welcome" writes Kelly Klaasmeyer, editor of Glasstire.com

To read the full Houston Chronicle article, click here (PDF)
& click here for the Houston Press article (PDF)

The exhibition has been extended and is on view through September 4, so go see it!

(image pictured: Jay Shinn's Wall Alter, 2010, stainless steel and shadow, 32 x 48 x 8 inches)

JAY SHINN NEW WORK IN HOUSTON

Jay Shinn, Shattered X, 2010, light projection and paint on wall

Showing for the first time in Houston, artist Jay Shinn debuts his new work, Refuge, currently on exhibit at the Barbara Davis Gallery. The exhibition of steel sculpture, projected light, and framed works contemplate the ideas of reality and illusion through light and line, as seen in the image above.

Statement from the artist:

"Altering the light and surroundings provides for several images from one form. Through all of this, no one image is final. A semifinal stage is where my time with the work ends. The work continues its process." – Jay Shinn

Statement from the reviewers:

"Keep Shinn on your radar: His projected beams of light are redolent of early James Turrell, while his eloquent steel rods recall the precise attitude of late Marfa master Donald Judd. The resulting shadows are all about the future — moving beyond mere sculpture to evoke architecture." - Catherine Anspon, Paper City (click for full article)

Preview images online here or contact Marty Walker Gallery for more information.

Exhibition on view through August 21, 2010 at Barabara Davis Gallery, Houston, Texas

RECOMMENDED: POST-NOW

EXHIBITION EXTENDED ONE WEEK!!! HURRY IN NOW!

People are talking about the futuristic renderings now on exhibit in POST-NOW. Anna Krachey, Buster Graybill, and Jesse Morgan Barnett's photographs, sculpture and videos illustrate their version of the quesion:

How would the world appear in the absence of humans?

Visual Art Source claims POST-NOW is a must-see exhibition for all ages and walks of life, found on its list of RECOMMENDATIONS:

If Buster Graybill's black and white stills and video depict wildlife in the form of feral pigs and long-horned rams, then Jesse Morgan Barnett's and Anna Krachey's pictures show traces of the destructive wild life of people.

With the theoretically suggestive title of "Post-Now," this is a tight exhibition that brings home what it promises in a small dose. It is a pithy exposé of work by young artists providing glimpses into a would-be world left behind, yes, by fanatical Christians as well as by a vast array of technology whores, everyone from hot-rodding highway speed demons to lovers of Euro-trash disco. - Charissa Terranova

Read the full article here (permalink)

On view through July 24.
Contact Marty Walker Gallery for more information.

above:
Buster Graybill, Tush Hog Surveillance: 2/22/10 07:57PM (Turf War), 2010, archival ink jet print
Jesse Morgan Barnett, To Accident and Abandon (A), 2009, archival Ultrachrome print
Anna Krachey, Four Corners, 2010, archival inkjet print

ALEXANDRA GRANT EXHIBITIONS NY & LA

In addition to the 2010 California Biennial, Alexandra Grant to participate in two exhibitions:

Body (9), 2009, after Michael Joyce's "symmetry," oil on canvas

CURRENTLY ON VIEW:

Four Projects: Doug Argue, Bill Fontana, Alexandra Grant, and Les Rogers
at Haunch of Venison, New York
July 7 - August 28, 2010



Invited to exhibit at Haunch of Venison, L.A. based Alexandra Grant will be exhibiting a series titled Yo Soy Lo Que Veo, from her project Bodies, based on the book by Jorge Volpi, Mexican novelist. Using text and collaborating with poet Michael Joyce, Grant confronts symbolic and formal uses of text to construct her installations, where as she states "Arches become legs, slivers of moons, rainbows that support the words - which laid out symmetrically resemble organs or eyes." By densely layering shapes and letters, Grant questions the awareness of language as a construct toward meaning, often playing with logic to confuse phrases and the resulting associations.


Haunch of Venison, New York
1230 Avenue of Americas
Between 48th and 49th Streets
20th Floor
New York, NY 10020
www.haunchofvenison.com
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UPCOMING IN SEPTEMBER:

Alexandra Grant solo exhibition
Honor Fraser Gallery, Los Angeles
September 18 - October 30, 2010

A Love that Should Have Lasted (in memory of a Diasporist Painter), 2008, paper mache

installation view, A.D.D.G., Honor Fraser Gallery, 2008

Honor Fraser Gallery
2622 S LA Cienega Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90034
www.honorfraser.com

STING CONCERT WORLD TOUR +WILLIAM LAMSON VIDEO ART

Sting just kicked off his world tour 'Symphonicity' accompanied by the London Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, to perform a selection of songs from his catalogue of greatest hits, re-imagined for symphonic arrangement. Additionally, 10 international artists were specially selected to contribute accompanying video art for display during performance, these artists include Marty Walker Gallery artist William Lamson, Michel Gondry, Pierre Bismuth, Takeshi Murata, and others.

TED KINCAID PHOTOGRAPHY @ LAX

If flying in or out of LAX (Los Angeles' Airport) May 31-August 31, 2010 -you will have the opportunity to see an installation of Ted Kincaid's newest 'Cloud' suite of photographs, as part of 'Altimetry', a group exhibition currently on display organized by the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and curated by Mark Steven Greenfield, Director of the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery.

Greenfield states about the exhibition:

"As adults, the sky may have taken on the role of a private repository for our daydreams or other casual musings. The artists in 'Altimetry' have developed a special relationship with atmospheres and see that which they envelop as virtually inconsequential. In the context of air travel, it is my hope that their interpretations might challenge us to pause long enough to appreciate where we've been, or perhaps more importantly, where we are going."

ALEXANDRA GRANT IN CALIFORNIA BIENNIAL

The Orange County Museum recently announced the artist included for the 2010 California Biennial, the highly-anticipated exhibition identifying emerging artists gaining much national and international attention working in California. Marty Walker Gallery artist Alexandra Grant is among the final 40 artists and collaborative groups selected by OCMA's curator Sarah Bancroft. The exhibition will include a diverse selection of drawing and works on paper, film and video, large-scale installation, painting, performance and dance, photography, sculpture, and text-based work. The exhibition will be on view October 24, 2010 thru March 13, 2011.

above: curator Sarah Bancroft and artists Juan Capistran and Alexandra Grant

Orange County Museum of Art
850 San Clemente Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92660
949-759-1122

www.ocma.net

ART THIS WEEK: DOUGLAS LEON CARTMEL

Find a full interview with Douglas Leon Cartmel on his current exhibition SUPER NATURE, featured on "Art this Week," conducted by Anne Lawrence, video by Richard Serrano.

MATTHEW PORTER @ ICP

Perspectives 2010 launches a new annual exhibition at the International Center for Photography in New York that focuses on significant works by emerging contemporary photographic artists. Artists in this year's inaugural exhibition include Carol Bove, Lena Herzog, Matthew Porter, Ed Templeton, and Hong-An Truong. The exhibition will show how these artists approach new ideas and digital technology in photography and its implications on social, historical, political, and philosophical content.

From the press release: "In his dramatic, almost cinematic photographs, Matthew Porter establishes an unsettling relationship between history and imagination. His sun-drenched muscle cars excerpted from 1970s television fly just too high over their city streets, evoking youthful masculine fantasies. Capitalizing on the inherent narrative implied in any juxtaposition of images, Porter has moved toward increasingly improbable installations of unrelated photographs, such as cowboys in Western landscapes alongside invented images of Nazi-era dirigibles."

Organized by Brian Wallis, ICP Deputy Director for Exhibitions & Chief Curator, Perspectives 2010 runs May 21 - September 9, 2010.

International Center for Photography
1133 Avenue of the Americas at 43rd Street
New York, NY 10036
212-857-0045
www.icp.org

ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE: WILLIAM LAMSON AND JAY SHINN

Marty Walker Gallery artists William Lamson and Jay Shinn will be traveling this summer to participate in artist residencies to develop current projects - Lamson to Utah to continue exploring interactions with the environment and Shinn to Berlin to explore spatial relationships of geometric designs.

Brooklyn-based William Lamson will be participating in the Wendover Residency with the Center for Creative Land Use Interpretation in Wendover, Utah. Established in 1997, the program has included prominent and international artists, researchers, and land use enthusiasts to develop engaging, innovative, and compelling interactions with Utah's regional geography, including the Great Salt Lake, desert and salt flats, to reveal new perspectives about the built environment.

Dallas-based Jay Shinn is among the artists selected for the Takt Kunstprojecktraum residency program this summer in Berlin, Germany. Started in 2003 and autonomously run, the residency program intends to provide support to artists and foster creative minds. Having access to Berlin and an international community of artists, the residency will allow Shinn to develop his current investigation of two- and three-dimensional spatial relationships to create new geometric structures and prints.

DOUGLAS CARTMEL IN THE NEWS

Douglas Leon Cartmel's current exhibition SUPER NATURE featured this week in Glasstire, Dallas Morning News, and D Magazine.

For those of us living in landlocked Dallas, rising temperatures seem to bring on an annual longing -- for the sea. As if to announce that the Dallas Museum of Art doesn't have a monopoly on pining for the ocean with its "Coastlines" exhibition, Marty Walker Gallery brings us Douglas Leon Cartmel's "Super Nature." -- Michael Granberry, Dallas Morning News

The result is a mesmerizing black-and-white picture that is impossible to take your eyes off. Bonus: look for Cartmel's works in the "Coastlines" exhibition currently at the Dallas Museum of Art. --D Magazine

WAYNE WHITE CREATES NEW PUPPET

Wayne White was invited this week by friend and art instructor Mike Quinn of The Webb School in Bell Buckle, Tennessee to build a 30-foot puppet resembling the school's founder W. R. "Sawney" Webb as a part of the school's Art Week and 14oth year anniversary. Assisted by students and using cardboard, foam core, bamboo, paint and wire, White constructed a 40-pound puppet head, clothed with a jacket made of 12 hot-glued t-shirts and paints made of rainbow satin. Reminiscent of White's automated George Jones head recently exhibited at Rice University, this puppet was created in two and a half days and was operated by students in a final celebration parade.







Click to read a PDF of the full article from The Daily News Journal.

BARRY ANDERSON RADIO INTERVIEW

Barry Anderson's recent exhibition, "SpaceRockSpasm" at Review Studios in Kansas City, is highlighted in a radio interview by Laura Spencer on Kansas City's public radio station KCUR.

Listen on KCUR or click here:

JAY SHINN @ 'NEXT' FAIR / ART CHICAGO

JAY SHINN Square Cubed x 4, 2009
woodcut on Yatsuo paper mounted on Rives BFK, 36 x 36 inches

See the debut of Jay Shinn's new woodcut prints at the Manneken Press booth during Art Chicago @ the NEXT fair special exhibition of prints and multiples 'Goffo', April 30 - May 3. Merchandise Mart, 7th floor [ MAP ]

For further information and available prints by Jay Shinn, please contact Marty Walker Gallery.

NEXT: The Invitational Exhibition of Emerging Art: More than an art fair, NEXT is a showcase for the world’s talents and an adventure in cutting-edge culture. An opportunity to redefine the relationship between art and its public, NEXT is a portal to seeing contemporary art in new, innovative, eye-opening ways. NEXT will include works from both commercial and non-commercial arts organizations--galleries, project spaces, art publications and key private contemporary collections from around the world.

2010 Previews, Thursday, April 29
email Jessica Cochran for preview ticket info: jessica@nextartfair.com

2010 Show Hours
Friday, April 30: 11am - 7pm
Saturday, May 1: 11am - 7pm
Sunday, May 2: 11am - 6pm
Monday, May 3: 11am - 4pm

NEXT Tickets
Adults: $20 daily or $25 multi-day pass
Seniors, Students or Groups: $15 multi-day pass
Children 12 and under are free.

www.nextartfair.com

DOUGLAS CARTMEL'S 'COASTLINES' @ DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART

DOUGLAS LEON CARTMEL
Super Nature (L.A. 1.1), 2010, oil on walnut block, 8 x 12 x 1.75 inches

COASTLINES: IMAGES OF LAND AND SEA, is an exhibition of over fifty paintings, photographs, and works on paper that explores how visual artists of the modern period (1850–present) have represented coastal landscapes. Drawn from the collections of The Dallas Museum of Art and from local collections, Coastlines will give visitors both an expansive and an in-depth portrayal of the coastal experience over time and in various media.

Marty Walker Gallery artist Douglas Leon Cartmel's oil on titanium painting 'Pacifica (Surface)', will be on view as part of this exhibition - concurrent with the artist's solo exhibition SUPER NATURE at the gallery.

• Dallas Museum of Art, Coastlines 'Opening Day Tour': Sunday, April 25, 3PM
  Join Dr. Heather MacDonald, The DMA's Lillian and James H. Clark Associate Curator of European Art, to explore the special exhibition Coastlines: Images of Land and Sea.(Admission included in general admission to the Museum; advance registration is not required)
  
  
• Douglas Leon Cartmel: SUPER NATURE, exhibition opens Saturday May 8, 6-8PM at Marty Walker Gallery, and runs through June 12, 2010 *contact gallery for information about Cartmel's upcoming solo exhibition and preview opportunties.