Posts Tagged ‘paintings’
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GalleryThe art show at Rose Marine Theater is called A-mal-ga-mate, no doubt for its eclectic embrace of works in all media. You can see paintings on canvas as well as sculptures made from metal and soft fabric here, but hurry. The sh...
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GalleryNot to be confused with a similarly named wildlife painter from Idaho, Ron A. Cheek is the painter of some well-executed realistic renderings of still lifes and figures (mostly nudes). It’s the latter Gallery, going on ...
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GalleryIf you saw the Justin Hilliard film The Other Side of Paradise a couple of weeks ago at Artspace 111, then you were also on hand for the opening of the gallery’s current show, Paintings, Prints, and Presents. If not, you ...
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GalleryRobyn Glass’ paintings of domestic scenes aim for discontent and an off-kilter quality that’s reminiscent of the paintings of John Currin. Her holiday-themed show – not the most festive but certainly interesti...
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GalleryAs the show’s title indicates, John Carlisle Moore is trying to execute 40 oil paintings in as many days. To that end, he’s rendering the pictures of flowers and vegetables from the Burpee Seed catalog onto canvas. ...
Adaptation
KulturAnyone who’s planning to see Stage West’s production of Liz Lochhead’s comedy Good Things should know this: A major cast member dropped out of rehearsals shortly before the original opening night and was repla...
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GalleryFort Worth native Matt Clark lives and works in London, which explains the title of his current series of abstract acrylic-on-wood paintings. He had an exhibition in Dallas back in January, and now his work can be seen here at ...
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GalleryJ.T. Grant’s chiaroscuro-heavy paintings are an unusual departure for William Campbell Contemporary Art, which tends to favor friendlier, more abstract works. Pieces like “Advocate’s Adjunct” have an uns...
Reflections in Clay
Gallery Fort Worth Community Arts Center has a number of Gallery Night shows that are only up for this month, so you might want to hurry there. The shows include Debra Brown and Stormie Parker’s ceramics exhibit Reflections...
James Gill’s “Marilyn Study”
GalleryPop Art lives again at Milan Gallery. The downtown venue hosts a show of paintings by James Gill, a contemporary of Andy Warhol’s. The San Angelo-based Gill has been in seclusion for several decades, but now he’s pr...