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