Freedom’s Sister Opening at The Women’s Museum

It would be difficult to imagine the course of American history without them: Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad; Rosa Parks and her brave refusal in 1955 to relinquish her seat on a Montgomery city bus; Fannie Lou Hamer and her courageous stand at a 1968 political convention. These stories of courage and commitment are among the many featured in Freedom’s Sisters, collaboration between Ford Motor Company Fund, the Cincinnati Museum Center, and the Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES). The interactive exhibit showcases twenty extraordinary African American women, inviting visitors to bear witness to some of the most important moments in our nation’s history. The exhibition will open to the public at The Women’s Museum: An Institute for the Future, Saturday, April 24, 2010.

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Gallery 5619 Re-launches with exhibition curated by Shea Little

Gallery 5619, part of Mosaic Austin, is pleased to announce the re-launch of its space with the opening of Congregated, an exhibition curated by Shea Little, on view April 10 – May 14, 2010. Originally founded in 2007, the gallery has recently undergone extensive physical and programmatic changes to better position itself as a relevant and leading exhibition space. Mosaic pastor Don Vanderslice states, “We are extremely proud to re-launch Gallery 5619 as a first-rate space for Austin artists and beyond. Our first effort, curated by Shea Little, is the beginning of a new exhibition schedule that will firmly establish us as a gallery committed to serving the artistic and spiritual needs of our community.”

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Dallas Photographer, Bob Chilton, at Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery

For the first time Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery will be featuring photographs by Dallas photographer, Bob Chilton. Ranging from black and white to rich color, these photographs reflect imagery of maritime subjects.

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Brock Studio Gallery Opens in Dallas’ Cedars District

On Saturday, April 3 from 5-9 p.m., Dallasites will celebrate the grand opening of brock studio|gallery and the official unveiling of local artist, Joey Brock with the exhibition of his new series, Northwestern Exposure, and sculptures by Rick Maxwell.

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William Martin, Rae Miller and Mario Oliva at the Cameron Gallery

The Cameron Gallery is having an artist reception for their latest exhibit, Art Connects. They are featuring the art of William Martin, Raé Miller and Mario Oliva. Thereception will be catered by Rafa’s Mexican Restaurant and have live music featuring Spanish guitar. The reception is Saturday, March 27, 2010, from 6 to 9 p.m. The Cameron Gallery is located at 1414 Dragon Street in Dallas. Call 214-747.1414 for more information.

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Christopher Rabb at Mokah Art Gallery

Christopher Rabb’s paintings represent slices of selected comic book compositions in their bare visual elements exposing the raw expressive power of the climax. Rabb’s source is comic books for their inherent expressive visual language. Comics are seemingly simple because they are comprised of three major elements: the image, text, and sequence. Rabb removes the characters and text, leaving activated space, visual movement, and visual time gaps between planes.

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Brand New Urban Contemporary Works by Dallas Artists at The 4th Wall Gallery

The 4th Wall Gallery is proud to announce the opening of Building Character, a group exhibition of new character-driven work by Urban Contemporary artists C. Kirk, Jeru Gabriel, and Hatziel Flores. The opening takes place on March 5, 2010 from 7:00 – 10:00 p.m., and the show will continue thru April 3. All three artists will be in attendance the night of the opening.

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The MAC Announced News Shows for March 2010

The MAC is proud to present three new exhibitions: Sandow Birk, The Depravities of War, Muriel Hasbun: Barquitos de Papel/Paper Boats; Sirajski and Jessica Benjamin: of Wrath and Proxy Wars in the New Works Space. The opening reception will be Saturday, March 6 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. at our galleries located at 3120 McKinney Avenue, which is in the Uptown District of Dallas.

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Recent Paintings by Yang Jin Long at the Crow Collection of Asian Art

A child of China’s 1960s Cultural Revolution, internationally renowned artist Yang Jin Long will make his American museum debut with an exhibition entitled Seizing the New World, Recent Paintings by Yang Jin Long, at the Crow Collection of Asian Art (2010 Flora Street, Dallas, TX 75201). The exhibition opens Sat., Jan. 23 and runs through Sun., April 18, 2010. Yang Jin Long’s contemporary paintings reflect his experiences since moving to the United States from China in 2006. In his most recent works, Yang has explored his new surroundings by creating vibrant, provocative and imaginative paintings.

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Selected Work from The Rachofsky Collection at the TCU Art Galleries

Floor Corner Wall: Selected Work from The Rachofsky Collection, curated by Thomas Feulmer and Christina Rees, features work by artists who address the physical space of the gallery in architectural, psychological, or social terms, and includes sculptural works by Carl Andre, Mel Bochner, Tom Claassen, Tom Friedman, Jim Hodges, Siobahn Liddel, Mario Merz, Charles Ray, Richard Serra, and Rachel Whiteread.

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Heidi Lingamfelter & Winter Rusiloski: Sky Water Leaves Grass at Mokah Art Gallery

Although winter is setting in outside, the walls of Mokah Art Gallery are bursting with color and life. This newest exhibit features two female artists, Heidi Lingamfelter and Winter Rusiloski. Both artists’ work centers on nature, however, each uses a distinct approach with the subject matter.

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New Work by Rebecca Carter and Thomas Feulmer plus Holy Saint Mary’s Biscuits Captain! at 500x Gallery

500X Gallery is opening three new shows for December: New Work by Rebecca Carter and Thomas Feulmer, Melancholia by Julie Barnofski and Holy Saint Mary’s Biscuits Captain! by Mark Collop and Joel Kiser. This trio of exhibits opens Saturday, December 5, 2009. The opening reception is from 7 to 10 p.m.

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Timothy Harding and Jennifer Jones at mod.shop Gallery

The mod.shop Gallery is pleased to present the intersection of two young artists Timothy Harding and Jennifer Jones who explore pencil drawing on stake white backgrounds. Timothy Harding will be transforming the gallery with his deconstructivist architectural paper drawings. While Jennifer Jones’ work explores the death of her father using charcoal and gesso to delicate pencil drawings.

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Megan McGinnis and Michael Francis at Mokah Art Gallery

Works on Paper features recent works by Megan McGinnis and Michael Francis dealing with the struggles of growing up. McGinnis’ work focuses on early childhood, and Francis’ on his friend Evan beginning college. Working from photographs, the images are reworked and manipulated to show the beauty and vulnerability of innocence in transition. Works on Paper is on view at Mokah Art Gallery through November 28, 2009. The opening reception is Friday, November 6, 2009, from 5 to 8 p.m.

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Anime, Manga and Art at the El Paso Museum of Art

Anime is an abbreviated pronunciation of “animation,” referring to animation originating in Japan. Manga consists of comics and print cartoons that conform to a style developed in Japan in the late 20th century. Both have origins dating from as far back as the 18th and 19th centuries through the post-WWII era.

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