Showing posts with label Dallas Art Fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dallas Art Fair. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

DALLAS ART FAIR: FEB 5 - 7


MARTY WALKER GALLERY
EXHIBITING @

DALLAS ART FAIR

MATTHEW PORTER

MATTHEW PORTER Airport Road 2009 - edition of 5
archival pigment print mounted to plexi with satin laminate, 15 x 19 in.


Marty Walker Gallery will be participating in the second annual Dallas Art Fair, February 5 - 7, 2010 (Look for us in booth F9). Exhibiting amongst 50+ nationally and internationally renowned galleries, the gallery will feature art by Texas faves such as Mark Flood, Ted Kincaid, Tom Orr, Frances Bagley, Douglas Leon Cartmel, Jay Shinn, and also including works by Wayne White, Matthew Porter, William Lamson, and Jennifer Steinkamp.
We look forward to seeing you!

Preview Gala:
Thursday, February 4, 7-10pm
Fair dates:
Friday, February 5, 11am-7pm
Saturday, February 6, 11am-7pm
Sunday, February 7, 11am-5pm

Visit www.dallasartfair.com for VIP & Gala tickets, to purchase tickets online, and for further fair information.

Dallas Art Fair
1807 Ross Avenue, Suite 250
Dallas, Texas 75201 [ MAP ]
214.220.1278



Saturday, January 2, 2010

TED KINCAID + DALLAS ART FAIR

TED KINCAID

TED KINCAID LA Sky 8061 2009
digital photograph on Hahnemüle Photo Rag Paper, 28 x 28 in.



“Nothing looks more optimistic than Ted Kincaid’s new series of sky images at Marty Walker Gallery (through February 13; Walker is also one of 15 Texas dealers to participate in the Dallas Art Fair, so look for some Kincaids in her booth there, too). Kincaid’s a wizard in the photo-based field, deftly concocting images that hover between the real and the conjured. We still have memories of the flying saucer–like orbs he fashioned for a Neiman Marcus cover years ago.” -PAPER CITY

“This accomplished North Texas artist (Ted Kincaid) is on the verge of rising to recognition on a high national level. This inquisitive, technically advanced artist continues to explore in his photography-based art the difference or similarity between four of the primary artistic mediums – photography, printmaking, painting and sculpture and how he can manipulate or amalgamate them for his purposes. Thus, he creates a new format for purposely disturbing but stunning art by discovering complicated, relatively new art making processes.” -REGULARMAIN.COM

Ted Kincaid is one of the most recognized and respected artists from North Texas.” -PEGASUS NEWS