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Jeremy Joel’s untitled
Jeremy Joel used to be a muralist, but now his work is focused more on canvases, using found materials and text to make his...
Things fall apart
The title of John Frost’s show at Gallery 414 doesn’t appear to have anything to do with Yeats’ “The Second Coming” (“Things fall apart;...
Beverly Penn’s “Asclepias”
Beverly Penn’s bronze sculptures, showing right now at William Campbell, are inspired by plant life forms. Her wall-mounted pieces, much larger than the plants...
Texas Landscapes
If you prefer your art comfortable and soothing and 100 percent Texas, there’s a show for you that’s still up on the South Side....
Heather Boaz’ “Burns”
Dark humor is the stock in trade for Gallery 414 this month. The space’s new show, Well Dressed Secrets, features tattoo images painted onto...
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The Dutch≠ artist Arno Kortschot’s sculptures are austere in their geometric forms, yet the bright colors on certain sides of them render them unusually...
Jeff Mueller’s “Eat the Vegan”
The theme of William Campbell’s grab-bag of a summer show is supposed to be subtlety, though we didn’t pick the image above for that...
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Michelle Brandley’s self-portrait paintings are no academic studies. The blackly comic images of her surrounded by food draw their inspiration from Baroque painting.
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Famous for their bright colors and geometric patterns, Kente cloths are woven or printed to embody concepts such as healing, royalty, wealth, peace, purity,...
Cisco Merel’s “Post-Processing” (detail)
Inspired by the skateparks and urban sites of his native Panama, Cisco Merel has combined paintings and sculpture to produce a site-specific installation for...
