Aspen Art Fair
Dunn and Brown was selected as one of 30 galleries nationwide to exhibit in the 2010 Aspen Art Fair in Aspen, Colorado. The Aspen Art Fair will open on August 6 and close on August 8. For events and tickets:
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Dunn and Brown was selected as one of 30 galleries nationwide to exhibit in the 2010 Aspen Art Fair in Aspen, Colorado. The Aspen Art Fair will open on August 6 and close on August 8. For events and tickets:
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Linda Ridgway Artist Talk at the Nasher Sculpture Center
Linda Ridgway has been asked to participate in the Nasher Sculpture Center's 360 Lecture Series on Saturday, June 26th at 1:00pm. This lecture series includes artists, curators and critics and all have been asked to speak about sculptural themes.
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Linda Ridgway has been asked to participate in the Nasher Sculpture Center's 360 Lecture Series on Saturday, June 26th at 1:00pm. This lecture series includes artists, curators and critics and all have been asked to speak about sculptural themes.
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David Bates: The Katrina Paintings
The Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City, May 21 - August 22, 2010.
Exhibition will travel to the Knoxville Museum of Art
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The Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City, May 21 - August 22, 2010.
Exhibition will travel to the Knoxville Museum of Art
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Nic Nicosia awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Nic Nicosia is a recipient of a 2010 Guggenheim Fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. This prestigious grant was awarded to eight photo artists for the 2010 year from the United States and Canada.
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Nic Nicosia is a recipient of a 2010 Guggenheim Fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. This prestigious grant was awarded to eight photo artists for the 2010 year from the United States and Canada.
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Trenton Doyle Hancock Commission for Cowboy's Stadium
Trenton Doyle Hancock created a site-specific installation as part of the Dallas Cowboys Stadium Art Collection. The Jones family, along with an art council of museum curators and Texas-based collectors, selected Trenton Doyle Hancock as one of seventeen innovative artists to create a new work for the stadium. The group includes nationally and internationally known artists, such as Daniel Buren, Annette Lawrence, Matthew Richie, Mel Bochner, and Olafur Eliasson.
This stadium commission, a 40-feet by 100-feet mural entitled /From a Legend to a Choir/, is a chapter of Hancock's on-going narrative. In /From a Legend to a Choir/, Hancock has created a lush field of flowers filled with an abundance of "baby mounds." Visually, the mural is a collage of images with black and white striped "mound" forms, bright flowers, ribbons of color and text, and includes the artist's self-portrait. /From a Legend to a Choir/ celebrates the promise and potential of things to come, as it is a tremendously optimistic work, celebrating life. The title refers to Hancock's first mound -- The Legend or Mound #1 and the choir of baby mounds that grow in this beautiful field. The Legend and the mound character has been a key figure in Hancock paintings and installations for nearly fifteen years...Read More
Trenton Doyle Hancock created a site-specific installation as part of the Dallas Cowboys Stadium Art Collection. The Jones family, along with an art council of museum curators and Texas-based collectors, selected Trenton Doyle Hancock as one of seventeen innovative artists to create a new work for the stadium. The group includes nationally and internationally known artists, such as Daniel Buren, Annette Lawrence, Matthew Richie, Mel Bochner, and Olafur Eliasson.
This stadium commission, a 40-feet by 100-feet mural entitled /From a Legend to a Choir/, is a chapter of Hancock's on-going narrative. In /From a Legend to a Choir/, Hancock has created a lush field of flowers filled with an abundance of "baby mounds." Visually, the mural is a collage of images with black and white striped "mound" forms, bright flowers, ribbons of color and text, and includes the artist's self-portrait. /From a Legend to a Choir/ celebrates the promise and potential of things to come, as it is a tremendously optimistic work, celebrating life. The title refers to Hancock's first mound -- The Legend or Mound #1 and the choir of baby mounds that grow in this beautiful field. The Legend and the mound character has been a key figure in Hancock paintings and installations for nearly fifteen years...Read More
Annette Lawrence: Coin Toss, 2009
Coin Toss, was designed in response to the significant architectural statement that is the new Dallas Cowboy?s Stadium and reflects or signals the beginning of the experience of being in one of the most arresting buildings in the world.
The installation is located in the South East VIP Lobby, which is approached through glass doors. The space is 45 feet wide, 15 feet deep, and 33 feet tall. The shape of Coin Toss alludes to the promising moment at the start of a game. It references a circle flipping in space across the room. Coin Toss is overhead starting at 12 feet from the floor. The work is a circle with a diameter of 14 feet centered on the 15-foot wall. Half of the circle is on the left and the other half is on the right. The steel cablewire crosses from the top of one side to the bottom of the other creating a convex shape on one side and a concave shape on the other. There are forty-one points on each wall. As visitors pass beneath Coin Toss the work transforms itself from an interior to an exterior transparent conical form. One side completes the other.
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Coin Toss, was designed in response to the significant architectural statement that is the new Dallas Cowboy?s Stadium and reflects or signals the beginning of the experience of being in one of the most arresting buildings in the world.
The installation is located in the South East VIP Lobby, which is approached through glass doors. The space is 45 feet wide, 15 feet deep, and 33 feet tall. The shape of Coin Toss alludes to the promising moment at the start of a game. It references a circle flipping in space across the room. Coin Toss is overhead starting at 12 feet from the floor. The work is a circle with a diameter of 14 feet centered on the 15-foot wall. Half of the circle is on the left and the other half is on the right. The steel cablewire crosses from the top of one side to the bottom of the other creating a convex shape on one side and a concave shape on the other. There are forty-one points on each wall. As visitors pass beneath Coin Toss the work transforms itself from an interior to an exterior transparent conical form. One side completes the other.
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Robyn O'Neil Awarded Hunting Prize
Robyn O'Neil is the winner of the $50,000 Hunting Art Prize for 2009. The drawing was selected from 129 final juried participants in the 29th annual award program, which is sponsored by the global oil services company and is the most generous annual art prize in North America.
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Robyn O'Neil is the winner of the $50,000 Hunting Art Prize for 2009. The drawing was selected from 129 final juried participants in the 29th annual award program, which is sponsored by the global oil services company and is the most generous annual art prize in North America.
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Annette Lawrence Awarded the Dozier Travel Grant from the Dallas Museum of Art
With the Dozier Travel Grant, Annette Lawrence will travel to Melbourne, Australia, to participate in a residency at Monash University for her project Yesterday, Tomorrow, which will explore the possibilities of time as it changes over the span of the globe.
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With the Dozier Travel Grant, Annette Lawrence will travel to Melbourne, Australia, to participate in a residency at Monash University for her project Yesterday, Tomorrow, which will explore the possibilities of time as it changes over the span of the globe.
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Vernon Fisher received Legend Award from The Contemporary
Since 1993, The Contemporary has honored artists, arts professionals, and arts patrons. Alongside arts patrons Alrene and John Dayton and Nash Flores, Vernon Fisher received the 17th Annual Legend Award.
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Since 1993, The Contemporary has honored artists, arts professionals, and arts patrons. Alongside arts patrons Alrene and John Dayton and Nash Flores, Vernon Fisher received the 17th Annual Legend Award.
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Trenton Doyle Hancock: Wow That’s Mean and Other Vegan Cuisine, Project Space and Ramp Project, Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
April 25 - August 3, 2008
Institute of Contemporary Art website
Institute of Contemporary Art website
Trenton Doyle Hancock: In The Beginning: Artists Respond to Genesis, Contemporary Jewish Museum of San Francisco,
June 8, 2008 - January 4
Contemporary Jewish Museum website
Contemporary Jewish Museum website
Michael Smith: Mike’s World, Michael Smith and Joshua White
(and other collaborators),
Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, April 25 - August 3, 2008
Institute of Contemporary Art website
(and other collaborators),
Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, April 25 - August 3, 2008
Institute of Contemporary Art website
Trenton Doyle Hancock and Robyn O’Neil: Dargerism,
American Folk Art Museum, New York, April 15 - September 21, 2008
American Folk Art Museum website
American Folk Art Museum, New York, April 15 - September 21, 2008
American Folk Art Museum website
Deborah Grant: Black Is, Black Ain’t at The Renaissance Society,
University of Chicago, April 20 - June 8, 2008
Deborah Grant: Old, Weird America
Contemporary Art Museum in Houston, May 10 - July 20, 2008
Deborah Grant: After 1968: Contemporary Artists
and the Civil Rights Legacy,
High Museum of Art Atlanta, June 7 - October 5, 2008. Exhibition will travel to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in November 2008, as well as to the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles through March 2010. High Museum of Art Atlanta website
and the Civil Rights Legacy,
High Museum of Art Atlanta, June 7 - October 5, 2008. Exhibition will travel to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in November 2008, as well as to the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles through March 2010. High Museum of Art Atlanta website
The Fort Worth Modern published a monograph of David Bates’ work with essays by Justin Spring and Marla Price. To order, please contact Meg Friess at Dunn and Brown Contemporary.
To order contact Dunn and Brown.
To order contact Dunn and Brown.
PictureBox, Inc. published a two-volume monograph of Gary Panter’s work with a forward by Mike Kelley and essays by Robert Storr, Doug Harvey, Edwin Pouncey, Richaed Gehr, Dan Nadel, Karrie Jacobs, Bryon Coley.
Please order from PictureBox, Inc.
Please order from PictureBox, Inc.
Trenton Doyle Hancock in collaboration with Ballet Austin and Arthouse opens Cult of Color: Call to Color. Story design, costume and set design by Trenton Doyle Hancock. Choreography by Stephen Miller. Original Score by Graham Reynolds. April 3, 2008.
Image courtesy of Ballet Austin.
Image courtesy of Ballet Austin.