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Bear Necessities @ DWG

  Using diluted inks and paints, INKI MIN creates Pollock-esque oblong paintings of swirling abstraction.  The mist from which our galaxy emerged.  In some, bears dressed in outfits from J. Crew appear out of the swirls.  In others, tree branches float to the surface like primordial dreams. INKI received her MFA from Boston’s Museum School.  Before [...]

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Smoke & Mirrors @ Dahlia Woods Gallery 4/17 6-8:30P

“Smoke & Mirrors,” features the scintillating glass mosaics of Jamie Pink and the haunting landscapes and mindscapes of Andrew Wick. Jamie Pink creates glittering abstract images of glass mosaic, pierced by light and color. Born and raised in Texas, Jamie holds a BFA from the University of Texas at Austin. She has studied under renowned painter [...]

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BLTN: Visions of an Insomniac @ Conduit 3/28

Everybody is a photographer;a self-proclaimed artist with a Nikon Coolpix and a Flickr page (myself included!). To talk about the market being saturated would be an understatement, and wading through “photographers” and one uninspired photograph after another to find the needle in a haystack is definitely not on my to-do list. I’m always leary about [...]

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And/Or Gallery: Don’t Call it a Comeback

If you happened to miss my reivew of the And/Or Gallery’s Show #21, go back and catch up because they’re up to bat again! Saturday, March 7 they will host the opening of Show#22: YTMND, or “You’re The Man Now Dog”. YTMND is an internet community of users that basically create internet memes, which are splash [...]

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L♥ve S♥ng, Art Hotel Gallery, 2/14 7-10P

Love is: a score of zero in tennis or squash 2008 film directed by Kabir Bhatia エクセル・サーガ an Angolan footballer (spelled with the L♥ve) is a record album featuring the cast of Sesame Street released in 1980 a 2006 theatrical production by Cirque du Soleil which combines the re-produced and re-imagined music of The Beatles in 1980 the [...]

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Review: Black History Tribute

Houston vs. Dallas. The ultimate beef. Who would have ever thought  that a not-so-quiet art revolution would bubble up to the surface and be the force to bring the rivals together? Not quite the Biggie vs. Tupac or LL vs. Canibus or even the most recent Saigon vs. Joe Budden, if even for the simple fact [...]

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