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PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Release
Contact: Dr. John Marcucci
214-532-3225
john@haleyhenman.com
RETROSPECTIVE / PROSPECTIVE
The Artists of Haley-Henman Gallery Celebrate Their 12th Anniversary:
Henry Biber, Pouran Borders, Gisa Elwazir, Angelia Ford,
Caryl Gordon, Heather Levy, Midge Lynn,
Brenda McKinney, Jill Nonnemacher, Piloto, Madeleine Terry, Saul Waranch, Joshua West
NOVEMBER 13-DECEMBER 15, 2018
OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2-5 pm
CONVERSATION: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 at 3 pm
Haley-Henman at Open Studio 516
516 Fabrication Street
Dallas, Texas 75212
DALLAS, Texas (September 10, 2018)—Haley-Henman proudly celebrates its 12th Anniversary with the open studio of artworks by Henry Biber, Pouran Borders, Gisa Elwazir, Angelia Ford, Caryl Gordon, Heather Levy, Midge Lynn, Brenda McKinney, Jill Nonnemacher, Piloto, Madeleine Terry, Saul Waranch, Joshua West.
The retrospective artworks reflect the period of time in 2007 when Haley-Henman opened its doors for the first time with the solo show of paintings by Mark Lesser titled, “Going Fast, Being Still”. The retrospective encourages an appreciation for the development and evolution within an artist’s body of work, and to see where their prospective directions might lead.
During the twelve years, Haley-Henman has promoted over 200 local artists in different exhibitions, installations, artist-in-residence programs, and performances. The fourteen artists in this open studio represent the very best in their genres that range from figurative and representational to abstract and conceptual styles of drawing, painting and sculpture. ###
Henry Biber
“Bleeding Paper”, 2008
Pigment on paper, 1/1 signed
10 x 5.327 inches
Madeleine Terry
Let Our Sisters Be Not Raped
Acrylic and paper on canvas
72 x 48 inches
This work was first exhibited at Madeleine Terry’s solo show: Labyrinth, 2010.