Congratulations Gisa Elwazir!
Gisa Elwazir received the Merchandise Award from juror Maureen Broullette for her work titled, Keeping Time, Time, Time in a Sort of Rhunic Rhyme at the 69th Annual Membership Exhibition of the Texas Visual Art Association held at Medical City, Dallas, Texas.
Keeping Time, Time, Time in a Sort of Rhunic Rhyme
Decalcomania, Gouache, Ink
Framed: 33 inches x 48 inches (photography by Michele Elwazir)
Gisa Elwazir received the Winsor & Newton Merchandise Award by Juror Michael Holter for her painting, Reflection/Introspection. The RCAS 50th Regional Juried Art Exhibit continues through May 31, 2016.
Gisa Elwazir Reflection/Introspection
Angelia Ford has been juried into the Goddard Center’s 46th Annual Juried Exhibition in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Opens May 21, 2016 from 2-4 pm.
Angelia Ford Chaos Ad Nihilum (chaos to nothingness), encaustic, oil on wood panel, 12 x 16 inches
Friends of the Dallas Public Library announce A CALL FOR ENTRIES, a juried show:
READING TO MY FRIENDS
Sculptures expressing a literary theme, August 1 – 27, 2016 Dallas Public Central Library, Fourth Floor. Reception and Awards Presentation, Saturday, August 13 at 7 pm.
In celebration of the Creative Arts Center (CAC) of Dallas’ 50th Anniversary, Friends of the Dallas Public Library (FODPL) offer an exclusive juried show only to CAC members. See detail on the News page of this site.
There is no entry fee. Images are not requested. CAC membership is required. The artist is limited to one entry.
We have a change of schedule. Instead of our regular conversation with the artist, Marius Silaghi will present his new project that interrelates art and technology.
The party and talk will be on May 28 from 7-9 pm
Marius Silaghi’s talk will be at 8pm.
Marius Silaghi gallery view of Simplicity
Opening reception: Saturday, May 7 from 5-8 pm
Marius Silaghi
Simplicity
May 4 – 28, 2016 Haley-Henman Gallery at Gallery 422, 422 Singleton Boulevard, Dallas 75212. Please call John at 214-532-3225 for more information.
Marius Silaghi Simplicity, gallery shot
Marius Silaghi is an artist living and working in Dallas. He emigrated from Romania and some of the images are from his time in Eastern Europe. However, place is not an important feature of these photographs. They are strong universal images of simple objects from the natural and industrial worlds. His focus is to capture a moment of time in which the simplest detail of texture, light, contrast and atmosphere becomes a photograph. It is through an experience of the photograph that Silaghi invites viewers to create their own art experience, a portal to a moment of simplicity.
OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, MAY 7 from 5-8 pm
Marius Silaghi untitled, no. 1, digital c print, 8 x 10 inches